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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1094505" data-attributes="member: 99014">There were no alerts, prompts, ifs and buts. Upon launch, Norton, Avast, Bitdefender and Check Point Harmony automatically remediated the malware, with Harmony going as far as identifying the malware type, and not some generic name. Some of its components were first seen 20 days ago.Trend Micro would have issued a warning not to run the file. The user can’t ignore this warning unless they try to run it second time, which they shouldn’t.Kaspersky with a properly set-up application control/IDS would have blocked execution.Microsoft Defender also dealt with the malware and tools from Andy Ful could have stopped the execution of LOLBins which is essential for the malware logical flow.In addition, many products can be configured to display these prompts whether or not something is allowed to connect to the internet, it is not something unique to Comodo.So I do not agree that only Comodo dealt with the malware or the way of dealing was in any way superior.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1094505, member: 99014"] There were no alerts, prompts, ifs and buts. Upon launch, Norton, Avast, Bitdefender and Check Point Harmony automatically remediated the malware, with Harmony going as far as identifying the malware type, and not some generic name. Some of its components were first seen 20 days ago. Trend Micro would have issued a warning not to run the file. The user can’t ignore this warning unless they try to run it second time, which they shouldn’t. Kaspersky with a properly set-up application control/IDS would have blocked execution. Microsoft Defender also dealt with the malware and tools from Andy Ful could have stopped the execution of LOLBins which is essential for the malware logical flow. In addition, many products can be configured to display these prompts whether or not something is allowed to connect to the internet, it is not something unique to Comodo. So I do not agree that only Comodo dealt with the malware or the way of dealing was in any way superior. [/QUOTE]

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