The combination of the 2 will be called Hawk Eye QuickSecure and the executable will be QuickSecure.exe, 9mb in size.
It is a bootstrapper that extracts everything and then launches an installer where users can choose what they want.
Defender Hardening Console Executable
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It is a bootstrapper that extracts everything and then launches an installer where users can choose what they want.
It's also working with Brave (aggressive shields) and Chrome (uBOL), no problems, both options showing and downloading.
The "Scan and Clean" section includes 3 types of scans and also a junk cleaner, as you can see
I tested all the 3 scans without issues, please see my post here New Update - Defender Hardening Console Executable and the next two posts.
Also this one New Update - Defender Hardening Console Executable and the reply from Trident.
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And it’s placed in the middle, partially filling the circle to indicate that Defender is what provides most of the protection, the scan is addition to it.
That’s the OrbitUI.
Nothing is random or randomly placed
Scan looks better in the upcoming version.
This has been changed now.
You are correct. In any case, SAC blocked it on execution so I'll wait till it's more prevalent, I use the Feedback Hub or @Trident can submit it to MS at some point.
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Is it just me, or did anyone think of MASH when you hear the name Hawk Eye QuickSecure? No? Just me? I swear I'm not old.
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Mozilla store says "This add on is required so the C++ backend for Helios Web Marshall can block malicious domains and downloads." -- and that's the only info I'm seeing. This may have been asked and answered (I got no sleep last night) I'm running librewolf in fedora, if I install HWM it will work as intended, ie, as it would in windows with whatever it might need ie IIRC you said something about 2 parts to this the other day. If there's more info in the Mozilla store, not displaying on my screen... 
It will not work on Linux at this time.Mozilla store says "This add on is required so the C++ backend for Helios Web Marshall can block malicious domains and downloads." -- and that's the only info I'm seeing. This may have been asked and answered (I got no sleep last night) I'm running librewolf in fedora, if I install HWM it will work as intended, ie, as it would in windows with whatever it might need ie IIRC you said something about 2 parts to this the other day. If there's more info in the Mozilla store, not displaying on my screen...
In a future update I may introduce a fallback so when there is no communication to the messaging host, the extension would still provide some functionality.
thanks, I'll see what happens on the win10 host...
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getting my bearings in win10 (host) firefox I installed Helios Web Marshall, and installed but not sure fully functioning...? -- left-click of icon shows that it is scanning malwaretips.com -- service connected -- analyzing current website "pending" -- web protection ON -- session stats checked= 0 safe= 0. not being critical just trying to understand what I'm seeing, how it works, what to expect... ubo is set to block 3d-party scripts so wonder if that could have any effect on your extension? And sorry to ask again but now that I'm using extension in firefox on win10, does it need Defender Hardening Console to fully operate and if so, does it interact negatively with AndyFul's ConfigureDefender. (I've gotten very used to running fedora in VMware).
-- left-click of icon shows that it is scanning malwaretips.com -- service connected -- analyzing current website "pending" -- web protection ON -- session stats checked= 0 safe= 0. not being critical just trying to understand what I'm seeing, how it works, what to expect... ubo is set to block 3d-party scripts so wonder if that could have any effect on your extension? And sorry to ask again but now that I'm using extension in firefox on win10, does it need Defender Hardening Console to fully operate and if so, does it interact negatively with AndyFul's ConfigureDefender. (I've gotten very used to running fedora in VMware).
You can download an early trial of Helios Web Marshall from here:getting my bearings in win10 (host) firefox I installed Helios Web Marshall, and installed but not sure fully functioning...?
deploy.hea-p.com/executable/HeliosSetup.exe
Web Marshall has its own background service, you can choose to install only Web Marshall.
This is not the finalised product, but it is very close.
Download Protection logics need to be tweaked.
The extension will not work without the installed instance of Web Marshall.
10-4 I booked marked your post, so perhaps no more ask & answered questions (no promises) I will DL this tonight or tomorrow. thanks!!
AVG did you dirty. I have submitted the file as a false positive.
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Does Deep Firewall Control allow blocking/pausing of connections until the user allows/denies the connection, ideally with a pop-up/notification?
No, Deep Firewall Control isn't a firewall. After a Deep Firewall Control's scan it creates its own allow / block rules based on exe's reputation. If you are looking for a firewall I can suggest what currently I'm using: the 3rd party firewall Windows 11 Firewall Control (formerly Sphinx Software Windows 10 Firewall Control) https://malwaretips.com/threads/windows-10-firewall-control-sphinx-software-opinions.108168/post-1130015 and Binisoft / Malwarebytes Windows Firewall Control which is a enhanced GUI for managing the Windows Firewall New Update - Windows Firewall Control - Updates Thread
Both softwares are free of charge. If you have some questions about them you can post them on the dedicated thread. I'll reply there.
Deep Firewall Scan rules
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Nice the LOLBINS feature, i have these rules in my ESET Firewall.
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