App Review Comodo FW bypass malware the sandbox (sandbox hips off + on) and voodooshield (autopilot)

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What developer of VS say about this:

VoodooShield ?

Here, I have switched to Comodo HIPS, sandbox, etc. voodooshield and locked into lock down mode and the same succumbed .-)
In the case six minutes.

 
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Here, I have switched to Comodo HIPS, sandbox, etc. voodooshield and locked into lock down mode and the same succumbed .-)
In the case six minutes.



keep in mind, VS will auto allow sandboxed processes from other security apps (Comodo in this case), unless the Parent Process feature setting is disabled in VS... so if you are going to test VS, please do it properly. Of course, when tested with Comodo not installed, VS blocked the file perfectly.

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/voodooshield.313706/reply?quote=2628048
 
keep in mind, VS will auto allow sandboxed processes from other security apps (Comodo in this case), unless the Parent Process feature setting is disabled in VS... so if you are going to test VS, please do it properly. Of course, when tested with Comodo not installed, VS blocked the file perfectly.

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/voodooshield.313706/reply?quote=2628048

VS intercepts Thingthing.exe process first; sandboxing by CIS comes later\after. @Davidov selected Block in VS alert.

That is what video clearly shows...
 
VS intercepts Thingthing.exe process first; sandboxing by CIS comes later\after. @Davidov selected Block in VS alert.

That is what video clearly shows...

VS alert was for No internet connection,

VS allow sandboxed processes and all its "Parent Process"

May he test again but disable "Parent Process feature setting" in VS.
 
It always bemuses me that with particular softs it is always the fault of the person who reports something or makes a video. That their testing is the problem\defective - always.

It's a pattern...
Which is why I suggested to test it with only VoodooShield. Cause I feel if not, people are gonna keep arguing "it's bypassed" and "no, it's isn't".

You guys are already on Page 5...
 
I test the file now , VS + Comodo

I explosive all VS files and process from Comodo ( Firewall + HIPS )

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At this time it is useless to test again voodooshield Due to a change detection on VirusTotal from 0% thus the percentages for VoodooAi. A different approach of the product to the sample than yesterday. It will not authentic.


"Like antivirus virus yesterday walking around today, but you ma in the database and blocks but yesterday it failed."


And thank you all for watching and comments and insights thanks .-)))
 
VS allow sandboxed processes and all its "Parent Process"

May he test again but disable "Parent Process feature setting" in VS.

He didn't so there was one of the flaw of the test.

@Davidov - you should point it out in the video.

But he didn't. it is the free version, you can't disable the Parent process feature. So VS let everything that comodo allow to execute. so if Comodo (or else) fail , VS will fail. When i setup VS , this feature is the first thing i disable among others.
 
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I'm really curious as to what is happening here. If you note the Killswitch results in my video versus the Killswitch settings in David's video in Post 77 above (the part 2 video) you will see that in mine running the file results in a Fully Virtualized restriction and Virtualization is Enabled, whereas in David's there is no Restriction and Virtualization shows up as being Disabled.

As the settings that Davidov uses are totally fine and are actually more restrictive than those used in my video, I wonder if having VS installed on the same system is resulting in Comodo not being able to utilize the sandbox.
 
As the settings that Davidov uses are totally fine and are actually more restrictive than those used in my video, I wonder if having VS installed on the same system is resulting in Comodo not being able to utilize the sandbox.

Probably why the Dev mentioned to test it with VS alone...