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Do you use AppCheck Anti-Ransom?
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- Aug 2, 2015
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@brod56
You think Novices use anti exe's ?
Those and "Default Deny" are the emerging "go to" software
and for good reason.
Stick around for awhile there is knowledge within these pages
After all you do sport a FireFox avatar so there's hope for you. lol
You think Novices use anti exe's ?
Those and "Default Deny" are the emerging "go to" software
and for good reason.
Stick around for awhile there is knowledge within these pages
After all you do sport a FireFox avatar so there's hope for you. lol
- Mar 15, 2017
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Hi guys and ladies, just to let you know: Ranstop will roll out an important technology update on Friday. It will feature an extra detection method as well as other improvements. Maybe it is a good idea to try out that version for these tests and exercises.
Thanks!
Thanks!
- Aug 2, 2015
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I just realized you posted this in the AppCheck thread, that was not nice TEMASOFT.
- Feb 13, 2017
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"I don't need a standalone antiransomware solution."
These tools have their importance, but I don't feel the need to use them.
EAM and ZAL offer great protection: I open all the email attachments under Shadow Defender, even those from reliable sources, and I also use Sandboxie for browsing.
I have all my important files constantly updated and stored on external and offline HDD.
Ransomware can be a pain, but also a hardware failure can result in data loss, so backup is a general very good solution.
These tools have their importance, but I don't feel the need to use them.
EAM and ZAL offer great protection: I open all the email attachments under Shadow Defender, even those from reliable sources, and I also use Sandboxie for browsing.
I have all my important files constantly updated and stored on external and offline HDD.
Ransomware can be a pain, but also a hardware failure can result in data loss, so backup is a general very good solution.
Hi Cyberghost
Simple solution for click happy family. Use NVT's ERP. Set a master password, and password protect all the options that a password can be set for. Click happy's will be totally eliminated.
Simple solution for click happy family. Use NVT's ERP. Set a master password, and password protect all the options that a password can be set for. Click happy's will be totally eliminated.
- Mar 15, 2017
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@_CyberGhosT_
Sorry about that, there are posts about AppCheck on the Ranstop video review threads as well, and there were no complaints. I also thought that, since we are on a discussion board, companies do not own forum topics so did not have a problem with that either.
However, if you believe it is inappropriate, please have the moderators remove it. I did not intend to offend anyone, just wanted to give @cruelsister a piece of info (should I have been more careful I would have used messaging or a quote, sorry about that).
Sorry about that, there are posts about AppCheck on the Ranstop video review threads as well, and there were no complaints. I also thought that, since we are on a discussion board, companies do not own forum topics so did not have a problem with that either.
However, if you believe it is inappropriate, please have the moderators remove it. I did not intend to offend anyone, just wanted to give @cruelsister a piece of info (should I have been more careful I would have used messaging or a quote, sorry about that).
- Nov 17, 2016
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@CalinGhibu Maybe he was just teasing you although it's nice to be safe.
- Jul 3, 2015
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It is hard to actually offend anyone on MT, the people here are pretty easy-going.
Often, a dev will start an update thread for his product, where he makes such announcements. You don't have to do that, but it will probably attract more attention then just a single post in the middle of a discussion on a relatively unknown product such as AppCheck.
Not putting down AppCheck, or your product either, just trying to be helpful...
- Aug 2, 2015
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I was giving you a hard time, but know that if you see nothing wrong with it as a developer why should I right ?
We both know it was not the AppCheck Dev that posted content in your thread Right ?
The mods don't need me to tell them to do their job, they are very good at it
- Aug 2, 2015
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@brod56
You think Novices use anti exe's ?
Those and "Default Deny" are the emerging "go to" software
and for good reason.
Stick around for awhile there is knowledge within these pages
After all you do sport a FireFox avatar so there's hope for you. lol
No they are not go to software, sorry.
Only tech savvy guys know of their existence. Most of people dont even know what ransomware is.
Welcome to real life.
- Dec 29, 2014
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Anti-exe like NVT ERP which monitors scripts is very valuable imo. If "go to" means how many use the software, maybe NVT ERP is not go to software at present, but I can't think of a reason not to use it or VoodooShield free. OK, Comodo monitors scripts in version 10 (not sure about version 8 but I heard this is a new feature). However, NVT ERP is a good 2nd opinion even though I use Comodo. It's so light weight I can't think of a reason not to use it or at least until Comodo's script monitoring is more configurable (can't yet whitelist using wild cards)...
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Of course you need to consider risks. Adding another feature could already be overkill.Yup You got it
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I'm not using AppCheck Anti-Ransom but throughout the reviews seems it contains decent protection capabilities.
Also another thing, I like the fact where it contains backup option; so at least the user should not worry about encrypted files. *
* We should aware that some users are lazy to conduct backup habits.
Also another thing, I like the fact where it contains backup option; so at least the user should not worry about encrypted files. *
* We should aware that some users are lazy to conduct backup habits.
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