Zemana AntiLogger – Free Licenses Give Away

What you expected?
Defnce+ is full blown HIPS which will tell you abouy almost evrything... (which may be a bit confusing and annoying some times )

 

People really shouldn't be amazed that OA, etc didn't react to the keylogger tests from the link in the previous post. The sad fact is hardly any Security program will alert you to the presence of any but the most basic "testing" keyloggers; this is why having specific protection against them is essential.

 

I know,but why OA didn't alerted me,it has full HIPS too....i don't know,its a little bit disapointing...or maybe i'm overreacting...?
Edit...yes,i think i'm overreacting.But my choice remains,OA out of pc.

 

a bit old but threads more specified to those tests under different security programms.
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=252217&page=2&highlight=zemana test
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=218451&page=8&highlight=Zemana

 

Hii Online armor will automatically ALLOW all certificated softwares(if u allowed OA to do so during Setup).
It will ask suspicious activities which doesnot have certification.
That tests from Zemana are certified by Zemana. thats y OA didnt give any alerts.

Thats y most security softwares are not detecting Zemana Tests.

 

idd - i mentioned this yesterday - OA does not popup.
a newerley test with malware defender popups access on lower level to keyboard.
strange that OA popups on my autoit compilation with sets ESC and F1 to its own purpose (as keylogger)
(same for uniextract)

 

w/e im done trying to explain this to someone with such a jaded and ignorant opinion.

 

If you untick "Use Online Armor whitelist" under programs > options as in my first screenshot OA will detect those Zemana tests - see second screenshot:
edit: screenies wrong order

 

Thank you all for your responses,and especially Dark Star 72 for the screenshots.That means nikanthpromod is right about certificates.Then why the heck Zemana "wants" you to do the tests,and all the .exe are signed??

 

its tru, i just looked thru my programs rules and Zemana's tests wer auto allowed, so it makes sense.

 

If I remember well you need to turn off the automatic program configuration (white listing), remove it and test again. OA retail will block all.
This is why I had originally suggested that, if you have OA you do not need Zemana

EDIT: oooops... I was tooo late... LOL

 

Managed to get a free licence from the Bill Mullins giveaway.

So thanks go to him and Zemana.

 

@ nomarjr3

I had similar problems at first. I have my firewall set to prompt me for all outbound access on everything. I found that setting Zemana to allow seemed to solve the issue. I then reset to prompt, and i updated the program yesterday successfully in this mode.

 

Thank you too Fax,it's never late for an advice that confirms another.Well..maybe it's time for OA++ to return where it belongs lol...(sorry if this is an offtopic,discussion about OA++ is closed lol )

 

possible that the activation time is over?
i had success on xp (before midn.) but theses minutes failed on win7.

small issue - ZA blocked my win-update von xp: 0x80096001
i had to unload it (stopping didnt helped)

 

Just for your interest, Mamutu blocks all the zemana tests in paranoid mode.

 

I don't think I could stand mamutu in paranoid mode. Sometimes its almost enough in regular mode.

 

If you set it in paranoid mode, open all the programs you normally use, allow these, then it should be fine after that.

 

for a paid program mamutu offers poor options. and the gui is crap - same as rest of a².

 

Opinions, we all have em. hehe

 

Mamutu doesn't need alot of options. It works great as is. What do you want it to do.... make you a cup of coffee?

 

this boy complaints to much just dont use the damn program if you dont like it

 

I think that HIPS programs blocking Zemana's test executables from launching is not a credible passing grade of whether or not the HIPS is able to block the behavior of each of the tests. MD can also block each executable from launching, but in my eyes this doesn't constitute a pass. Whether or not OA or any other HIPS alerts or not to a whitelisted or signed executable is not the same as it alerting to that file's behavior.

@Jav: Thanks for posting the prior threads.

@firzen771: I don't want to reopen the argument, but I fully support your position regarding Zemana's geographical location.

 

Agreed- As Malware writers will imbed the keylogger in an application that normally would be trusted, unless a Security program specifically alerts one to keylogger behavior one really isn't protected at all.

 

Derelict - agreed.

Regarding zemana, hopefully someone can test more keyloggers and data threats against it.