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CyberGhosT's "No-Sig" Configuration
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- Jan 27, 2017
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Now see, in between VS and W.A.R I have room to play, I am playing with IObit MalwareFighter,
but I can run HMP.A between the two, and I do that often, or EAM.
Set up like I have it I can add light traditional Anti Malware programs to test.
I like the room this config gives me, both for tinkering, and as a gamer
And it "IMF" can fail miserably and my system will be fine as I clone before major changes, and I
have VS and W.A.R on patrol.
but I can run HMP.A between the two, and I do that often, or EAM.
Set up like I have it I can add light traditional Anti Malware programs to test.
I like the room this config gives me, both for tinkering, and as a gamer
And it "IMF" can fail miserably and my system will be fine as I clone before major changes, and I
have VS and W.A.R on patrol.
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HMP.A is actually just sleeping while I play with IMF lol, I have it disabled
- Jan 27, 2017
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I really like the convenience of Kerish Doctor and its Start-up Monitor. Do you have its protection turned on? Is it effective? Has it been tested?
Alternative set upNo, I have not had any issues,
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I mainly run it in conjunction with VS because I can block many exe's or native windows processes with W.A.R
that I cant with VS or its just a pain with other software. I just white list VS in program settings in W.A.R
and they seem to play nice, and I have used that duo for quite some time.
Thanks for asking.
To date I have not received any conflicting alerts or notifications, I do use W.A.R to keep WDefender from starting and every time I boot I get an alert that WAR has blocked an element of WDefender, even though it's off in GP, the registry, and through settings.
For that alone I like that it enforces my settings and keeps windows honest
1) Permanently disable WD
2) Use VS
3) Use a free 2-way firewall like Xvirus Personal Firewall
Can achieve the same performance?
- Aug 2, 2015
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I often Run
1> VoodooShield
2> HMP.A
with only WFC added
I like that one too it is super lite
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Yes I do, and I found it early on, so I have been using it for sometime.
I think I have like 6yrs left on my current subscription.
And I have everything turned on
- Jan 6, 2017
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Hi @_CyberGhosT_ can you use (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall to replace WFC?
It doesn't consume any resource, 0Mb, 0 CPU, nothing
Just a right click and you can add rules to WF
It just doesn't have the UI like WFC
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It doesn't consume any resource, 0Mb, 0 CPU, nothing
Just a right click and you can add rules to WF
It just doesn't have the UI like WFC
Tweaking.com - (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall
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Maybe he uses the notification system like i do.Hi @_CyberGhosT_ can you use (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall to replace WFC?
It doesn't consume any resource, 0Mb, 0 CPU, nothing
Just a right click and you can add rules to WF
It just doesn't have the UI like WFC
Tweaking.com - (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall
Anyway to look pictorally in the program to see what rules are block/allow without going into Windows?Hi @_CyberGhosT_ can you use (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall to replace WFC?
It doesn't consume any resource, 0Mb, 0 CPU, nothing
Just a right click and you can add rules to WF
It just doesn't have the UI like WFC
Tweaking.com - (Right Click) Allow, Block or Remove - Windows Firewall
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- Jan 27, 2017
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there is no UI of the app. 1 right-click and it will automatically allow/block/remove rules from windows firewall. If you want to see which app are blocked/allowed (oh, because you have to right-click on the app and decide to block/allow them so you should know it), you have to go to windows firewall advanced settings and look at it
the only good thing is this app is a just a script to help you to create rules for WF with ease without clicking so much
- Dec 27, 2016
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A single experience with Kerish's antimalware protection:
To install Emsi IS trial, I uninstalled my KIS and used Kaspersky Removal Tool.
After reboot, for removal of the leftovers, one of the files of that Remover Tool ran from temp directory and Kerish detected it on grounds of suspicious behaviour and asked to quarantine.
So it does have some (decent) behaviour blocker/alerter, though it was an FP in this case. It didn't block any other safe software installation/removal that day.
I'd enabled its virus..trojan.. behaviour protection only for that day and it seems to be nice for commentary protection.
- Feb 13, 2017
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I used KD and I got good impressions, do you know if they use in-house or third-party anti-malware engine?
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Yes, it alerts to alot but leaves it up to me, and that is a good thing for the days I turn my girls loose on my PC, I am never far away
so I hear the alert and use it to show them, and teach them what effects stuff has on a system. Kerish is so much more than some folks know.
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I was told by the dev's when I was first doing my homework on Kerish that it is all "In House"
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