App Review Comodo Overcomes Antigravity

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@cruelsister Thanks for the informative video. I checked out your channel, you are an authority on security software testing with Comodo always being best. So maybe you can help me out with a Comodo question as an unofficial Comodo expert.


When I look on release page it does not seem to be updated in 12 years. When I look at the supported Linux versions they date back to 2012 also.
I also read that Comodo was taken over by another company, can I find a release (and download) page elsewhere?
I am asking because GeekBuddy does not anwer and you have tested Comodo on a recent Windows version.

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Actually Comodo was updated early last year to build 12.3.4.8162 (which can be obtained here: Comodo Premium

Be sure to follow my setup video (just the Firewall, not the AV!)

But, yes, it is still being developed; No, it hasn't been taken over, and GeekBuddy hasn't been included in Comodo products for many years.
 
@cruelsister Thanks for responding: I see the download is an exe, so not for Linux.

I guess that the pages (with GeekBuddy support) are kept for SEO purpose (when I right click inspected the page it contains javascript libraries from 2008).

Strange that they don't put a notice on the page :unsure: but ESET applies same practices (show pages with abandoned software), so they are no better or worse than other AV's

 
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