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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 701109" data-attributes="member: 32547">[USER=37647]@shmu26[/USER], thanks for this information.&nbsp; Didn&#039;t realize there are different types of alerts.&nbsp; Haven&#039;t been working very closely with the program, because I haven&#039;t been using the ReHIPS PC much lately.In the pic (see below) I noticed in some of them that there is in blue next to command line, where the red circle is in the pic, text that says &quot;Trusted Command Line&quot;.&nbsp; If I just want to allow the single command line, do I select &quot;Trusted Command Line&quot; and then Allow Once?&nbsp; This seems to be working for me.&nbsp; Not getting the prompts again, yet cmd.exe for example did show up in an alert several times in a row for some differing scripts that run periodically on the PC:[ATTACH=full]177257[/ATTACH] One last thing.&nbsp; Should I expect that Recrypt have arranged for all the &quot;vulnerables&quot; to be monitored for command line usage in the same way as cmd.exe?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 701109, member: 32547"] [USER=37647]@shmu26[/USER], thanks for this information. Didn't realize there are different types of alerts. Haven't been working very closely with the program, because I haven't been using the ReHIPS PC much lately. In the pic (see below) I noticed in some of them that there is in blue next to command line, where the red circle is in the pic, text that says "Trusted Command Line". If I just want to allow the single command line, do I select "Trusted Command Line" and then Allow Once? This seems to be working for me. Not getting the prompts again, yet cmd.exe for example did show up in an alert several times in a row for some differing scripts that run periodically on the PC: [ATTACH=full]177257[/ATTACH] One last thing. Should I expect that Recrypt have arranged for all the "vulnerables" to be monitored for command line usage in the same way as cmd.exe? [/QUOTE]

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