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<blockquote data-quote="ebocious" data-source="post: 1109406" data-attributes="member: 75834">I&#039;d be interested in learning about best alternatives, or companions that can fill the gaps to get closer to a zero-sum security configuration. I use a standard account with DEP enforced for all processes, and AppCheck Anti-Ransomware Free for its vault feature, in case something gets infected before I have an up-to-the-minute backup. I am of the understanding that Cruel CF can supposedly block unknown processes from phoning home, and that it errs on the side of caution if you use silent mode. But I&#039;m not a tester, and can&#039;t vouch for mileage. In the case of an LOLBIN exploit, I wonder if Comodo would even bat an eye.I&#039;ve tried H_C before, but it fails to install on some systems, and it&#039;s not to my taste anyway. I prefer something I can circumvent on demand via RunAs (or logging into an admin account), or fully unlock without a reboot. This is not intended as an attack on the efficacy of the app. Just personal preference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ebocious, post: 1109406, member: 75834"] I'd be interested in learning about best alternatives, or companions that can fill the gaps to get closer to a zero-sum security configuration. I use a standard account with DEP enforced for all processes, and AppCheck Anti-Ransomware Free for its vault feature, in case something gets infected before I have an up-to-the-minute backup. I am of the understanding that Cruel CF can supposedly block unknown processes from phoning home, and that it errs on the side of caution if you use silent mode. But I'm not a tester, and can't vouch for mileage. In the case of an LOLBIN exploit, I wonder if Comodo would even bat an eye. I've tried H_C before, but it fails to install on some systems, and it's not to my taste anyway. I prefer something I can circumvent on demand via RunAs (or logging into an admin account), or fully unlock without a reboot. This is not intended as an attack on the efficacy of the app. Just personal preference. [/QUOTE]

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