- Feb 25, 2017
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admin, Author at Cyberforce Security LLC
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It wasn't cheap but an acceptable price. I need to renew my subscription soon too.
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It wasn't cheap but an acceptable price. I need to renew my subscription soon too.
- Sep 2, 2021
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Personally, I renewed it for my mother and on another PC, I use another license that I was given.
I'm still enjoying DI as much as ever, which is why I'll be re-testing it on video in March
I'm still enjoying DI as much as ever, which is why I'll be re-testing it on video in March
- Apr 16, 2017
- 2,094
Agree reasonable price, and they gave me 3 weeks to test it without cost. Also, cyberforcesecurity support has been quick to respond the few times I asked a question.admin, Author at Cyberforce Security LLC
It wasn't cheap but an acceptable price. I need to renew my subscription soon too.
- Apr 16, 2017
- 2,094
This morning, I see a new block by DeepInstinct in reference to Firefox.exe
"...was identified as a remote code injection and is now blocked
Security Engine= Behavioral analysis
Security Module Remote code injection"
probably safe to assume this is a false positive, only my 2d in about 9 months, & IIRC I think the first one was also remote code injection(??). So think this is NOT exactly a false+ as I think the detection is real, but it's "false" in that I need to create an exception for firefox. But also wondering if something changed in how firefox goes online & interacts with the system. I was not running firefox when this popup block appeared, so I assume it was firefox checking for updates...? Any other Di users see this...
PS sorry no screen shot snip it as popup was on my hardware win10, and I'm online in VM.
Edit: perhaps of interest, Firefox 122.0.1 and as I said above it was not running, so I clicked its icon to open it, and it open normally and I checked "About" and it opened normally too...So that raises some questions in my mind about the Di "detection" / block...
"...was identified as a remote code injection and is now blocked
Security Engine= Behavioral analysis
Security Module Remote code injection"
probably safe to assume this is a false positive, only my 2d in about 9 months, & IIRC I think the first one was also remote code injection(??). So think this is NOT exactly a false+ as I think the detection is real, but it's "false" in that I need to create an exception for firefox. But also wondering if something changed in how firefox goes online & interacts with the system. I was not running firefox when this popup block appeared, so I assume it was firefox checking for updates...?
Any other Di users see this...PS sorry no screen shot snip it as popup was on my hardware win10, and I'm online in VM.
Edit: perhaps of interest, Firefox 122.0.1 and as I said above it was not running, so I clicked its icon to open it, and it open normally and I checked "About" and it opened normally too...
So that raises some questions in my mind about the Di "detection" / block...
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- Feb 25, 2017
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- Apr 16, 2017
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Wow & good, not just me
PS I sent an email to cyberforcesecurity. If we both got this popup, then probably 100s or 1000s others did too, and if false+ maybe it will be fixed by Di rather than creating exception.
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