New Antiexecutable: NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro

What is the latest version of EXE Radar Pro ?
I have a link in an e-mail to v1.3.6.3. which goes to a 404 error page now.
I no longer have a current installer on hand.
Is there a newer one for 32-bit?

EDIT: Nevermind, the years are getting the better of me, just found 1.3.6.5

 

I have v1.3.6.5

 

@RADEON0101

We could fully reproduce the incompatibility issue with Sandboxie / Firefox-Sanbdoxed and it has been fixed now, so next released will have the bug fixed, thanks again for reporting the problem

 

I am glad that you were able to replicate the issue. Thanks for letting me know, and thanks for the fast fix.

 

Hi, I have a question. Does the ERP run on Windows Server 2008 R2?

It says it can run on Windows Server 2008, I want to buy it but not sure if it can work on R2.


Can I have a trial of the 64bit version so I can test it on Server 2008 R2 before buying it(if it even works on R2)?


If worst comes to worst I can downgrade to Server 2008(64bit).


Thanks

 

@A20

Yes, EXE Radar Pro should work in Windows Server 2008 R2 (x64), we are finalizing the new version of EXE Radar Pro x64 (with bugs fixed) in these days and when finished, I will send you by PM a trial activation code and the download link.

 

Cool, thank you

 

I' ll try Exe Radar when the free version will be out, simply because Italians do it better (as Madonna said)
I have no doubt is a great peace of software as the 32bit version is

 

We have almost finished to work in ERP x64, so far these will be the changes:

+Fixed Sandboxie incompatibility issue
+Support LUA startup
+Main executable GUI does not need anymore high privileges to run
+All settings are saved per-user, so each user of the PC can have its own settings, whitelist, blacklist, password protected executables, etc
+Password prompt if a user tries to suspend protection (the option can be checked/unchecked)
+Password prompt if a user tries to exit the application (the option can be checked/unchecked)
+Password prompt if a user tries to whitelist or allow an unknown process from the alert dialog (the option can be checked/unchecked)
+Added "Quarantine" Tab to manage processes blocked and sent to quarantine folder, from the Tab users can delete permanently the quarantined files or restore them

We have also rewritten the x86 version, fixed a few important bugs/crashes reported by users.

 

That is a nice looking changelog...Thanks for letting us know.

Keep up the great work

 

How does this product protect against RAM-only attacks that which don't need to execute on the disk, as described by HungryMan?

 

@STV

In order to be loaded into RAM a process must be run first or another already running process must have been compromised. In which case there is nothing any current software can really do. One thing that I want to point is that an anti-executable software should not be considered as an AntiVirus software, it should be considered as an additional layer for security, that can really help to prevent an infection by malware, for example, if an AntiVirus software fails to detect a malicious executable, you can block it with an anti-executable software, you can block all unknown processes that try to run, allowing only trusted, signed and not-compromised processes.

 

good explanation

 

That's the only thing I can see getting past AppGuard. So what kind of program protects processes from being compromised?

 

Could you please remove the nag screen after every reboot? I guess that it's there every time i open the program it's pretty enough....or not?

 

Whats the latest version of 64bit? Havent received anymore e-mails

 

I haven't heard anything in a while.

 

Maybe they are working to remove that nag screen?

 

This is indeed a hard job

 

LOL...hopefully that's the case

 

HaHaHa, You really hate that thing don't you?

 

On a serious note,I really like a lot this program,but as long as that nag screen is there i'll stay away from it.I repeat myself,i think it's enough that nag screen pop ups every time you open the program,but on screen after every reboot...this is too much for me and i prefer not to use the program.Many free security solutions have different types of nag screens,but not as aggressive as this one.

 

Under Compatibility on their website it says:

Compatibility
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro is compatible with the following 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows Operating Systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7



Was it always like that saying the 64-bit?

I can't find any link to download the 64bit one just the 32bit

Also does anyone know if this works on Windows 8 release preview?

 

@JoeBlack40

We should remove the nag screen, that's not a problem

@A20

We could not test it yet on the Windows 8 OS, if you have it installed I can send you the trial version you requested time ago, basically it should work without problems.

We have finally finished to work in both ERP x86 and x64 versions, in few hours or at max tomorrow morning we'll release the latest versions (v2.3) to all customers.

Some screenshots:

Memory usage for service and GUI processes (64-bit Win7Pro):
http://postimage.org/image/7r63xxds1/

Quarantine Tab and options:
http://postimage.org/image/93du9tbxj/

New options in Protection Tab:
http://postimage.org/image/a43u082uj/

 

If you don't mind sending me a trial code, I would like to test it on Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 8 Release Preview. Build 8400. Both 64bit