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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1098252" data-attributes="member: 99014">It will not be a problem if this is a device that is dedicated to testing, properly isolated in a lab. If you are doing that on the same device that you use to shop for clothes, be it in a VM, it is plain dumb.I already discussed pre-execution vs post-execution protections on another thread, as well as here.This is not a personal statement or an essay, it is the point of view of every security specialist, based on facts.You can contact a few and enquire, and see who will advise you to allow malware to be ran on your real machine and then to press &quot;block connection &quot;/ &quot;Contain&quot; -- and will consider this optimal, recommended security. Compared to a solution that will prevent execution or even download.They will be laughing at you.How come you didn&#039;t find this evidence, when it was just there, in Rubenking&#039;s rather unadvanced and incompetent tests...?Or you just don&#039;t want to open your eyes and see it?Furthermore, Comodo audience is extremely small and very highly technical. Such audience deals with potential security incidents, doesn&#039;t go on forums to cry on somebody&#039;s shoulder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1098252, member: 99014"] It will not be a problem if this is a device that is dedicated to testing, properly isolated in a lab. If you are doing that on the same device that you use to shop for clothes, be it in a VM, it is plain dumb. I already discussed pre-execution vs post-execution protections on another thread, as well as here. This is not a personal statement or an essay, it is the point of view of every security specialist, based on facts. You can contact a few and enquire, and see who will advise you to allow malware to be ran on your real machine and then to press "block connection "/ "Contain" -- and will consider this optimal, recommended security. Compared to a solution that will prevent execution or even download. They will be laughing at you. How come you didn't find this evidence, when it was just there, in Rubenking's rather unadvanced and incompetent tests...? Or you just don't want to open your eyes and see it? Furthermore, Comodo audience is extremely small and very highly technical. Such audience deals with potential security incidents, doesn't go on forums to cry on somebody's shoulder. [/QUOTE]

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