Bravatek Tuitio

[Nevi]

I have bought what seems to be Appguard, but to a much lower price. Do anyone have any experience with it? The UI looks almost identical to Appguard.

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

I have bought what seems to be Appguard, but to a much lower price. Do anyone have any experience with it? The UI looks almost identical to Appguard.

it is rebranded AppGuard Solo. Same stuff, different company.

 

[Nevi]

Hi Umbra
Yes that was the conclusion I came to also. Do you have any good tips? I more or less know how to set it up via the manual. Thank you muchos.

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

It is exactly the same, except maybe the trusted vendor list.
The things with SRPs is that they must be set up accordingly for each system right away. There is no "default" settings.

What you can do is adding internet-facing and vulnerable softs (PDF reader, media players, etc...) to "Guarded Apps"

If you have a good knowledge about LOLbins, then you can add some in User-Space with the "yes" flag

 

[Nevi]

Thank you.

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

Also with Appguard and clones, if you get a block notification, it doesn't mean that you have to do some tweaks to make them disappear. It just mean that AG did his job by blocking a process and it just notified you it did.

Unless it blocked something it shouldn't (based on your strategy), then you can investigate the reasons. If not, let it that way.

 

[93803123]

I have bought what seems to be Appguard, but to a much lower price. Do anyone have any experience with it? The UI looks almost identical to Appguard.

It is not AppGuard. It is Bravatek Tuitio. AppGuard is completely out of the picture in these arrangements.

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

It is not AppGuard. It is Bravatek Tuitio. AppGuard is completely out of the picture in these arrangements.

so basically, it means all support requests must be directed to Bravatek (who own Tuitio), not Appguard LLC (obviously)

 

[Nevi]

It is not AppGuard. It is Bravatek Tuitio. AppGuard is completely out of the picture in these arrangements.

so basically, it means all support requests must be directed to Bravatek (who own Tuitio), not Appguard LLC (obviously)

Yup. I do know Appguard and Bravatek is 2 different things. But thanks for the heads up.