Serious Discussion Fort Firewall

Hi how is this compared to portmasterfirewall,never tried portmaster firewall.
Portmaster looks very user friendly. Domain names filtering per app and SPN features are cool.

But I need the following features in Fort Firewall:
- app groups to easily enable/disable group of programs
- wildcards in program path names
- IP addresses blocking, as in PeerBlock
- speed limiting
- auto-apply program's rules to its child processes

Also I'm concerned about CPU usage when torrenting.
 
This firewall is weird...
Let me explain...

I just tested it quickly with a RAT that I built with a fake Wisevector signature (but I went as far as modifying a few parts to make it look like Microsoft) .
The RAT used is Venom5, a fork of AsyncRAT.

I left the firewall by default, and launched the Trojan in administrator mode.
I noticed that Fort Firewall create a rule automatically and allow the connection without warning me....
Why doesn't it ask if it doesn't know?

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Why doesn't it ask if it doesn't know?
Thanks for checking it out.

Fort Firewall (FFw) is in a "learning" mode after installation.

It indicates about alerts in the tray system icon.

So you have to turn off the "Auto-Allow New Programs" flag.
And review the auto-allowed apps in the Programs window.

(This initial behavior is for case, when you install it on remote computer. So the connection will not be auto-blocked.)

And please test the latest version: v3.7.9 for now.
 
Thanks for checking it out.

Fort Firewall (FFw) is in a "learning" mode after installation.

It indicates about alerts in the tray system icon.

So you have to turn off the "Auto-Allow New Programs" flag.
And review the auto-allowed apps in the Programs window.

(This initial behavior is for case, when you install it on remote computer. So the connection will not be auto-blocked.)

And please test the latest version: v3.7.9 for now.

Thanks for your answer :)