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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 843613" data-attributes="member: 32260"><p>While working on new H_C features, I realized that adding MOTW to the file can force CyberCapture feature in Avast - similarly to forcing the SmartScreen. CyberCapture is turned on by default, but normally is triggered only for files downloaded from the Internet (just like for Windows SmartScreen Application Reputation).</p><p>[ATTACH=full]229427[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>The suspicious EXE file is blocked, uploaded to the Avast cloud, and detonated in Sandbox. This feature is similar to the WD feature available only on Windows E5 editions.</p><p>For now, there are Avast_Hardened_Mode_Aggressive profiles in H_C to work with Avast set to Hardened Mode Aggressive. This setting is not available via modern Avast GUI, because the option "Enable Hardened Mode" can apply only Hardened Mode Moderate settings. The Hardened Mode Aggressive settings can be still activated via:</p><p>Menu > Settings > Troubleshooting > Open old settings</p><p></p><p>I can create an additional H_C profile that will force Avast CyberCapture instead of using Hardened Mode Aggressive settings. This profile will also apply the lowered EXE / MSI Restrictions which will be introduced in the new H_C version, so the applications will be allowed to auto-update without problems. This profile will work with Avast on Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 as the set-and-forget smart-default-deny setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 843613, member: 32260"] While working on new H_C features, I realized that adding MOTW to the file can force CyberCapture feature in Avast - similarly to forcing the SmartScreen. CyberCapture is turned on by default, but normally is triggered only for files downloaded from the Internet (just like for Windows SmartScreen Application Reputation). [ATTACH type="full" alt="v1_general_core.png"]229427[/ATTACH] The suspicious EXE file is blocked, uploaded to the Avast cloud, and detonated in Sandbox. This feature is similar to the WD feature available only on Windows E5 editions. For now, there are Avast_Hardened_Mode_Aggressive profiles in H_C to work with Avast set to Hardened Mode Aggressive. This setting is not available via modern Avast GUI, because the option "Enable Hardened Mode" can apply only Hardened Mode Moderate settings. The Hardened Mode Aggressive settings can be still activated via: Menu > Settings > Troubleshooting > Open old settings I can create an additional H_C profile that will force Avast CyberCapture instead of using Hardened Mode Aggressive settings. This profile will also apply the lowered EXE / MSI Restrictions which will be introduced in the new H_C version, so the applications will be allowed to auto-update without problems. This profile will work with Avast on Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 as the set-and-forget smart-default-deny setup. [/QUOTE]
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