And then if there is no list it will be madnessTrue, but after cleaning up (removing signatures of vendors not on your system), an update would reinstall the default list again. Luckily this bug is not annoying anymore because Comodo gets no updates.
That is why I switched to WDAC using a slimmed down signatures whitelist.
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This is fanboy’s suggestion on how to achieve protection with the “magical security solution” with technology from 2003 that doesn’t need updates.
You go and delete the trusted vendors list or wait for Melih to finish cutting his credit card on YouTube, then search VirusTotal for signed files and revoke the signatures one by one manually.
This is a magical security solution indeed and it truly doesn’t need any changes or updates. “It just works” should be their slogan — suggest it to your ex-boss.
Now we can trust the evidence consisting of “she said it works”, “he said update was coming”, “they said it was great and unbeatable” and all that.
Thank you for enlightening us!
Btw with that attitude you won’t make a good support worker neither at AppGuard (or whatever your legal name is), nor anywhere else.
You don’t need to get over-excited at all times and jump around. We are not here to annoy you, we are here for the truth.
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