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Configuring Comodo Defense+ against EA's Origin
12-08-2011, 06:46 AM
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Configuring Comodo Defense+ against EA's Origin
Hello,

I've added the following configuration to Comodo's Defense+ to protect against EA's 'spyware' Origin application. EA have updated their user agreement to state that they do not collect personal data to sell to third-parties, however I still see access attempts to program data. This not only violates privacy, but also slows down your system immensely. Here's a way to counter Origin snooping around your PC while adding extra protection overall.

Under Comodo's interface, click on Defense+, select Network Security Policy, then select Groups... on the right pane.

A 'File Groups' window will appear, click Add > A New Group...

Choose File Group Name input 'Program DATA'
Under this, right click and select Add...
then input the following one at a time under 'Add new item';
%PROGRAMFILES\*|
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\*|
%APPDATA%\*|
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\*|
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\*|
%USERPROFILE%\My Documents\*|
%USERPROFILE%\Contacts\*|
%USERPROFILE%\Cookies\*|
%USERPROFILE%\Favorites\*|
%USERPROFILE%\Links\*|
%PUBLIC%\Documents\*

Select OK

Then under Computer Security Policy > Protected Files and Folders select Add > File Groups > Program DATA (or whatever name you gave the group)

This should also protect against any unknown malware that attempts to access these areas. Peace of mind is everything.

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