[Function Request] Registry Guard and ADfilter Possible?

I find the registry guard in KIS and ADfilter of outpost firewall are quite usefull. And I think both are not too hard to implement. Is there possible we will have them in future vesion of ESS

 

An Adfilter and pop up blocker will be great

 

how about a HIPS that will be great

 

-1 for adfilter, web browser should take out all ads not firewall/antivirus.

please do not add unneeded features like ad-filter,dns cache ... and things like that. This is security suite! how will ad-filter improve security of your system? So please antivirus and firewall only.

 

I agree.

I mean, with Firefox, NoScript, and Adblock Plus, I haven't had an ad in months.
I don't want or need adblocking it in a security suite. Adding more & more features is how these suites gets so bloated.

Just focus on the basics, please.

MNKid

 

I agree to the Ad-blocker suggestion because, for the ones like me, who use IE, FF and Opera, it's easier and better to have incoming filtering at the antivirus/firewall/suite level, because it allows to configure the settings only once and not in each browser separately. Also if Firefox has ADblock, which is good, Opera doesn't allow such "wildcards" and you have to block things separately. I don't even talk about IE or MSN Messenger...
But, I also am OK with the idea that's not high priority.

I also, and this time, completely and with no restriction , agree with the HIPS suggestion. It would be very useful to detect suspicious actions (DLL injection, registry keys monitoring, driver creation, etc.) which would help with leak detection and overall security.

 

In my opinion HIPS and registry guard is good but u can cover it with other better applications like SSM, PS, AD, RD etc, keeping the suite lighter.

A behavioral blocker with be a rather very nice addition to the heuristics.
KAV PDMs have a very nice behave analyzer that detects trojans, worms, rootkits etc generically on execution just by behaviour analysis rather than file heuristics. Even Norton has added this feature!