HitmanPro.Alert is very good in encryption but does not protect when you copy something in clipboard.
Any chance to add this protection?
Any chance to add this protection?
HitmanPro.Alert 3 version 3.x
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Click on the Blue tile, then choose Applications from the menu, then you will see why there are 3 icons
Only the Exploit Mitigations and CryptoGuard in Alert require a license. All other features, like Safe Browsing, Keystroke Encryption, BadUSB protection, Passive Vaccination, Webcam Filtering are free.
Also if you already have a HitmanPro license, you get HitmanPro.Alert for free. Basically you get 2 products for the price of one.
EDIT: Update the list of features requiring a license.
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Alert only performs Keystroke Encryption and Webcam Filtering. It does not protect the clipboard.HitmanPro.Alert is very good in encryption but does not protect when you copy something in clipboard.
Any chance to add this protection?
HitmanPro.Alert 3.0.25 Build 143 Release Candidate
A build with merely fixes and minor improvements.
Download
http://test.hitmanpro.com/hmpalert3b143.exe
Exploit Test Tool 1.5
We provide an updated test tool with improved ROP gadget crawler. This so that each test will trigger the proper mitigation. You can use this test tool to test whether HitmanPro.Alert is working properly.
http://test.hitmanpro.com/hmpalert-test.exe
A build with merely fixes and minor improvements.
- Improved ROP mitigation while stack is pivoted
- Improved hardware-assisted ROP mitigation
- Improved HollowProcess mitigation
- Improved performance on webpages with flash videos
- Fixed keystroke encryption on some Windows 7 computers
- Fixed false positive when playing Netflix videos
- Fixed AIMP3 false positive
- Fixed crash in service when running mitigated apps in different sessions
- Fixed crash in service when a specific alert was triggered
- Fixed memory leak in service
- Added Polish language
- Added Korean language
Download
http://test.hitmanpro.com/hmpalert3b143.exe
Exploit Test Tool 1.5
We provide an updated test tool with improved ROP gadget crawler. This so that each test will trigger the proper mitigation. You can use this test tool to test whether HitmanPro.Alert is working properly.
http://test.hitmanpro.com/hmpalert-test.exe
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Can you copy over the existing older versions with HitmanPro.Alert 3.0.25 Build 143 Release Candidate?
Yes,you can upgrade over the top,it will ask you to reboot the PC.
Click on the Blue tile, then choose Applications from the menu, then you will see why there are 3 icons
I see....It protects every instance and executable related to Java.Cool..
Will try the new update ASAP.
Edit: I found some information here, a detailed comparison between products.
Safe Browsing (Man-in-the-Browser Detection)
Warns when malware manipulates the browser; behavior-based
Active Vaccination
Makes sandbox-aware malware self-terminate
CryptoGuard
Protects your data against Cryptolocker-like ransomware; behavior-based
Webcam Notifier
Blocks the webcam when it is (secretly) accessed
Keystroke Encryption
Protects credentials against keyloggers in the browser
BadUSB Protection
Blocks malicious USB devices that pose as a keyboard
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Is there a list to be found anywhere that indicates all the CVE Exploits against which HMP.A protects?
Has anyone seen the test results from PC Security Lab in 2014? The report (.pdf) can be downloaded by selecting the green pane that includes Hitman Pro Alert in the list of tested software. You select the small circles at the middle-bottom of the pane to bring up the various links.
PC Security Lab: https://www.pitci.com/ (As far as I know it has a respectable reputation).
NOTE: The test results apply to HitmanPro.Alert3 CTP23 SurfRight 3.0.12.73 only on Windows XP SP3 systems.
Has anyone seen the test results from PC Security Lab in 2014? The report (.pdf) can be downloaded by selecting the green pane that includes Hitman Pro Alert in the list of tested software. You select the small circles at the middle-bottom of the pane to bring up the various links.
PC Security Lab: https://www.pitci.com/ (As far as I know it has a respectable reputation).
NOTE: The test results apply to HitmanPro.Alert3 CTP23 SurfRight 3.0.12.73 only on Windows XP SP3 systems.
A vulnerability in a software application is described in a CVE. In order to abuse a vulnerability an exploit must be used. There are only a handful of exploit techniques to abuse a vulnerability (i.e. climb through the hole onto your machine). Alert mitigates such exploit techniques and therefor plugs (existing and future) vulnerabilities in software applications.
New vulnerabilities are found everyday (and make headlines). Exploits techniques on the other hand are rarely new.
First, that test is commissioned by Malwarebytes.
Second, that test was done on an early alpha build (technology preview) against full released products. Several features did not yet exists in the CTP builds. E.g. Application lockdown and Network lockdown were completely non existent in those CTP builds as we were still working on them. Also many other features were far from finished (note: the test was done more that 6 months ago and we are still in release candidate state).
Third, they did not add Quicktime to Alert. That had to be done because Alert was in alpha and did protect some apps out of the box. But if they would just add the app to the list of protected applications, it would have protected Quicktime. As a matter of fact, they did add Quicktime to EMET, but they did not do this for Alert.
Fourth, the test was done in virtual machines. Our hardware-assisted ROP detection only works on physical hardware because virtual machines fail to virtualize specifc hardware registers.
Fifth, they did not bother asking us to test our software nor did they contact us whether they were testing Alert correctly (with respect to item 4).
Hope this helps.
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Hello Erik,
Thank you for the detailed explanation.
It clarifies the whole matter.
Thank you for the detailed explanation.
It clarifies the whole matter.
Well, I must be a lucky guy.
I always used HitmanPro ( which has already expired ) and I really like the program. So I give a chance to HitmanPro Alert 3.0.24 rc 141, on three computers: XP SP3 x86, 7 x64 and x64 8.1. And guess what: despite HitmanPro trial license expired, I continue with all my HitmanPro Alert options active (except Check Computer) and I have a valid license for....4777 days!!
I'm very pleased with the program and I didn't detect any conflict. I use it together with Bitdefender IS 2015, Firefox to surf and some add-ons like SiteAdvisor, WOT, BPA ...
Now, I got a message to install an update. I hope I do not lose my 4777 days license
I even got afraid to restart the computer
Today Gomplayer told me a new update available, i downloaded update & untick crapware during installation but before installation hitmnapro blocked it, can u check on it brah? 
I just did that hmp alert-test, and McAfee blocked it as it was downloading. Please explain if that was good or bad?
That is a false positive of McAfee. The executable should not be blocked as it is not malware, just a simple test tool.
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