Comodo CIS Bug fix policy

[bazang]

Yes, his posts included evidence. Not sure if it was on this thread, there are many Comodo threads every day so it’s hard to keep up.

And you and him visit every single Comodo thread on purpose with the intent of creating flame wars and to get the thread locked.

You and @Decopi never miss a Comodo thread so you can bash Comodo and those here that use it.

 

[bazang]

Yes, his posts included evidence.

And what evidence is that?

@Decopi posting critical reviews by laypersons on review websites that are paid to provide good reviews and bad reviews for any other publisher that does not pay them for their "review"?

 

[Chuck57]

Yes, his posts included evidence. Not sure if it was on this thread, there are many Comodo threads every day so it’s hard to keep up.

Is my YouTube video from PC Security Channel evidence? He recommends Comodo Firewall over all others. I'm assuming the guy is an "expert."

I notice you've both assiduously avoided mentioning it. Perhaps because it doesn't agree with your stances?

 

[Trident]

Is my YouTube video from PC Security Channel evidence? He recommends Comodo Firewall over all others. I'm assuming the guy is an "expert."

I notice you've both assiduously avoided mentioning it. Perhaps because it doesn't agree with your stances?

I am not mentioning Leo, I don’t like him, neither I agree with his opinions. Leo has been recommending Sophos for many years and has went above and beyond to promote Sophos. Now the new “baby” seems to be Comodo. Nobody in their right mind will recommend Comodo over others. Unless there is some incentive.

 

[bazang]

I always address to “the (irresponsible and immoral) fanatics ...”.

You do realize that your phrase “the (irresponsible and immoral) fanatics of ...” is offensive to anybody who is native English speaker, right?

It is very obvious from your behaviors here at MT that you do know that it is offensive, but don't care because you have an agenda against Comodo (and users here that use it).

I respect the right and freedoms of all people to use the software they want.

And yet you deliberately troll, undermine, derail, and interfere with every single Comodo discussion here at MT.

Virtually everything you post in a Comodo discussion clearly shows that you do not respect others' choices of software.

 

[Chuck57]

I see. He disagrees with you, so he's being bribed by a software or softwares you don't like. I understand.

 

[Trident]

I see. He disagrees with you, so he's being bribed by a software or softwares you don't like. I understand.

I didn’t necessarily say he’s been bribed, there are loads of “sponsorships” in this world. Tbh I haven’t even watched the video. But I am not a fan of his work in general and if you look at all my posts, you’ll notice that I’ve never commented on him. The Sophos promotions were brought to my attention by another member here, on another thread.

 

[Chuck57]

I didn’t necessarily say he’s been bribed, there are loads of “sponsorships” in this world. Tbh I haven’t even watched the video. But I am not a fan of his work in general and if you look at all my posts, you’ll notice that I’ve never commented on him. The Sophos promotions were brought to my attention by another member here, on another thread.

To be honest, Trident, I have never liked his videos. I saw that one and was shocked that he even mentioned Comodo, let alone recommended it, because he doesn't like Comodo anything as a rule.

 

[Behold Eck]

I am not mentioning Leo, I don’t like him, neither I agree with his opinions. Leo has been recommending Sophos for many years and has went above and beyond to promote Sophos. Now the new “baby” seems to be Comodo. Nobody in their right mind will recommend Comodo over others. Unless there is some incentive.

He was employed by Sophos and it was obvious that he was pushing it but Comodo I don`t think so? He didn`t have the auto containment enabled in the video and the HIPS/firewall did the job.

Leo has done alright for himself over the years with plenty of subscribers of which I am not one.

Why not do a CFW video(CS settings of course) yourself showing how bad Comodo really is ? Now that would be evidence and you never know where it might lead ?

Regards Eck

 

[Trident]

To be honest, Trident, I have never liked his videos. I saw that one and was shocked that he even mentioned Comodo, let alone recommended it, because he doesn't like Comodo anything as a rule.

I haven’t watched YouTube testing videos since the time of Mrizos (Matt with remove-malware.com). When someone posts a video here, I usually scroll through the video. There are many tests that are just absurd.

In regards to Comodo, the concept of containment is nice. But this concept is dressed in one outdated and neglected software, the CEO is literally telling you “this is what I offer, take it or leave it”, experts like @bazang who seem to be well acquainted are telling us that the product generates zero revenue and will get improvements proportionate to the revenue (zero to be exact).

So the software represents one outdated kit, highly user dependant and recommending it over others packages that can also be configured to be user dependant, but get their updates and upgrades is just phishy. No “specialist” will advise you to execute malware contained by outdated product and then wait for yes/no prompts, and will tell you this is the recommended security posture.

 

[Chuck57]

He was employed by Sophos and it was obvious that he was pushing it but Comodo I don`t think so? He didn`t have the auto containment enabled in the video and the HIPS/firewall did the job.

Leo has done alright for himself over the years with plenty of subscribers of which I am not one.

Why not do a CFW video(CS settings of course) yourself showing how bad Comodo really is ? Now that would be evidence and you never know where it might lead ?

Regards Eck

I didn't notice he ran it without containment. I think containment works to some degree even disabled.

 

[Behold Eck]

I didn't notice he ran it without containment. I think containment works to some degree even disabled.

Stock settings so even without CS settings your getting solid protection.

Regards Eck

 

[New_Style_xd]

I'm here to congratulate COMODO for going through these complex tests.
Showing that it's a very good product.
Hugs.

Recent Results » AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation

The latest results of the Advanced In-The-Wild-Malware Test, in which we regularly evaluate software designed to protect devices.

avlab.pl

 

[Chuck57]

I've only got one last comment here (for today). I'm already late for my birthday party, celebrating my antiquity.

This entire conversation reminds me, speaking of my advanced age, of an incident some years ago. I was trying to advise Charles the Great (or Charlemagne, if you prefer). of an impending battle. I was young then.

There was an obvious language barrier, of course. I couldn't make him understand what I was saying. It all turned out well, and we won the Battle of Tours. Maybe there's hope here.

 

[Trident]

I've only got one last comment here (for today). I'm already late for my birthday party, celebrating my antiquity.

Happy birthday

This entire conversation reminds me, speaking of my advanced age, of an incident some years ago. I was trying to advise Charles the Great (or Charlemagne, if you prefer). of an impending battle. I was young then.

We just stated facts

 

[Behold Eck]

I haven’t watched YouTube testing videos since the time of Mrizos (Matt with remove-malware.com). When someone posts a video here, I usually scroll through the video. There are many tests that are just absurd.

In regards to Comodo, the concept of containment is nice. But this concept is dressed in one outdated and neglected software, the CEO is literally telling you “this is what I offer, take it or leave it”, experts like @bazang who seem to be well acquainted are telling us that the product generates zero revenue and will get improvements proportionate to the revenue (zero to be exact).

So the software represents one outdated kit, highly user dependant and recommending it over others packages that can also be configured to be user dependant, but get their updates and upgrades is just phishy. No “specialist” will advise you to execute malware contained by outdated product and then wait for yes/no prompts, and will tell you this is the recommended security posture.

I get it you don`t like the brand, ethos and all that but it still works like a charm so"I`ll take it" if you don`t mind.

Yes I remember Matt(forgot he was Mrizos) great for a heads up for stuff back in the day.

Regards Eck

 

[EASTER]

When considering resource usage Comodo wins hands down compared to it`s bloated system hog competitors. So what if there`s still a few bugs to iron out the protection is stellar considering it`s free.

The previous verion of CIS did create a bit of drag for me but the latest version is causing no such problems proving that there has indeed been some under the hood improvements.

I always come back to Comodo it works well for me and quite a few others.

Keep up the good work cruelsistor, can`t wait for the next video.

Regards Eck

Apparently i find myself in that same boat, I was previously 100% satisfied and happy as a lark with WiseVector StopX. It was innovative, sleek and constantly refined/improved, and i threw everything at it but the kitchen sink and it was formidable! But then one day it was GONE, KaPutt and now i find myself circling back to this latest 2025 Comodo FW once again. Of course with @cruelsister's long standing and time tested Cruel Config. This newest Comodo has solved some previous problems in a very leisurely maneuver is made itself happy on my Windows 11. Empty Container=Decontaminate.

 

[Trident]

I get it you don`t like the brand, ethos and all that but it still works like a charm so"I`ll take it" if you don`t mind.

Yes I remember Matt(forgot he was Mrizos) great for a heads up for stuff back in the day.

Regards Eck

Obviously it works. Windows XP works too and if I install Norton 2009 on it, that will work too.

But ask yourself, what value does this product really bring? For example, Avast can terminate malicious connections, pre-infection and post-infection. Including connections to machine generated domains. It offers you high quality AV that you can put in default-deny mode and behavioural blocker that managed to blocked the Petya ransomware with no updates back in the days.
It also blocks phishing and scam pages, more recently scam shops too.
It has a quality firewall, optionally, you can configure it to issue prompts.

Paid versions can protect your browser passwords and cookies to an extent, by issuing warnings when something tries to access them, or blocking automatically.

It gets updates on monthly basis and is also free (or very cheap). I really don’t see the value of Comodo over it.

 

[Behold Eck]

I've only got one last comment here (for today). I'm already late for my birthday party, celebrating my antiquity.

This entire conversation reminds me, speaking of my advanced age, of an incident some years ago. I was trying to advise Charles the Great (or Charlemagne, if you prefer). of an impending battle. I was young then.

There was an obvious language barrier, of course. I couldn't make him understand what I was saying. It all turned out well, and we won the Battle of Tours. Maybe there's hope here.

Ah,so that was you with the hand signals at Frank well how time flies and all dat der.

Happy Birthday!

Regards Eck

 

[Behold Eck]

Apparently i find myself in that same boat, I was previously 100% satisfied and happy as a lark with WiseVector StopX. It was innovative, sleek and constantly refined/improved, and i threw everything at it but the kitchen sink and it was formidable! But then one day it was GONE, KaPutt and now i find myself circling back to this latest 2025 Comodo FW once again. Of course with @cruelsister's long standing and time tested Cruel Config. This newest Comodo has solved some previous problems in a very leisurely maneuver is made itself happy on my Windows 11. Empty Container=Decontaminate.

WVSX was too good to be true( and worth spending top dollar on), still Comodo is always there to turn to when others disappear in a puff of smoke.

With as you say CS settings of course. Enjoy

Regards Eck