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KIS is more important to your security than HitmanPro.Alert anyway.
Have you considered posting your experiences on the Wilders Security forum? I would imagine that the Lohman brothers would wish to know about it.
HitmanPro.Alert 3 version 3.x
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KIS is more important to your security than HitmanPro.Alert anyway.
Have you considered posting your experiences on the Wilders Security forum? I would imagine that the Lohman brothers would wish to know about it.
No, I've never joined/posted anything on Wilders forum - does Kaspersky offer better protection compared to HitmanPro.Alert?
The KIS 2015 products have a similar feature to protect against Crypto-like viruses along with a Secure Keyboard/Virtual Keyboard. Can't guarantee it is compatible - but i would listen to the KLabs devs.
Kaspersky Products provide pretty good protection, the tradeoff is the compatibility issues with other programs, and overall performance.
I would also let The devs of HitManPro know as another member suggested.
HitMan Pro Alert is kind of like an add-on, or second layer of robust security. Think of it as kind of like a vaccination. It is actually one of the terms used in their current program. It provides additional protection. It is not a substitute for a comprehensive Security Program though. If you have KIS, and an active subscription, keep it.
What's the approximate pricing for the final stable release? I've got a few clients that manage sensitive software and browse extensively.I want to "sell" them the subscription. ( Sell as in recommend the protection,of course)
Also,purchase my own license for my home PC's and future custom built Windows 10 workstation.
Also,purchase my own license for my home PC's and future custom built Windows 10 workstation.
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If it were me, I would feel completely comfortable using only KIS...and not have any nagging doubts or feeling that I need to bolster KIS with much else other than a secondary scanner... MBAM free or EEK, but not both.
In other words, I would not add an anti-exploit unless I was regularly using all the traditionally exploitable software - e.g. Adobe Acrobat, Reader, Flash, Oracle Java & JRE, Windows Media Player, Real Player, Microsoft Office, etc.
As I am a big Shadow Defender advocate I would use it regularly with KIS, but otherwise I would not feel compelled to add anything else...but that is my choice.
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$24.95 / yr license ... that includes both the HitmanPro scanner and HitmanPro.Alert. However, HMPA is still in beta.
For what you get, the price is a bargain. You can compare it to its closest competitor and the price is double.
The only other product that comes to mind for comparison purposes is Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium.
(And it's in the same price range)
Other worthy mentions?
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I will stick with Kaspersky, it has exploit protection etc., I do have a license key for Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit Premium but have never used it??
I am now using Emsisoft which works with HitmanPro.Alert, does anyone know how to enable it to work with sandboxie?
I saw this post. We will investigate the report. Alert 3 was compatible with Kaspersky a few months ago. We will have a renewed look.
Thank you, it was particularly problematic with HitMan Pro, not just HMP.Alert. Feel free to send me a PM for more details.
It was terrible for me, I had to send a GSI report to Kaspersky; so they could find out why my system/Kaspersky was crashing.
HitmanPro is an on-demand scanner. It does not install anything resident.
I could imagine a conflict with Alert 3, but not with HitmanPro.
As stated, we will investigate and report back here.
Thanks for reporting!
I could imagine a conflict with Alert 3, but not with HitmanPro.
As stated, we will investigate and report back here.
Thanks for reporting!
We have just completed compatibility testing with Kaspersky Internet Security 2015 version 15.0.2.361 (with up-to-date databases) and HitmanPro.Alert 3 build 167.
Results
Windows 7 x86 - No issues
Windows 7 x64 - No issues
Windows 8 x64 - No issues
Internet Explorer 9 and Internet Explorer 11 work fine, including Kaspersky's Safe Money. Firefox also works fine.
After several reboots everything keeps working.
Are you sure the problem was with Alert and not some other software?
Results
Windows 7 x86 - No issues
Windows 7 x64 - No issues
Windows 8 x64 - No issues
Internet Explorer 9 and Internet Explorer 11 work fine, including Kaspersky's Safe Money. Firefox also works fine.
After several reboots everything keeps working.
Are you sure the problem was with Alert and not some other software?
Yes it was HitmanPro.Alert - Kaspersky would not load, nor update. I sent a GSI report to their tech team for an analysis, they got back to me and said HitmanPro.Alert was blocking Kaspersky, and said it was not compatible with their software.
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