- Apr 13, 2013
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HitManPro Alert vs Ransomware
- Thread starter cruelsister
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It is advised to take all reviews with a grain of salt. In extreme cases some reviews use dramatization for entertainment purposes.
- Mar 22, 2017
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4/11/2017 - so not that fresh samples (?), right? Or, could they be considered 0-day? Can't figure this out from the video.
Anyway, bottom line: backup, backup, backup...
Thanks for the video!
Anyway, bottom line: backup, backup, backup...
Thanks for the video!
- Mar 17, 2016
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and I just added HMP.A... Nice video as always!
- Feb 13, 2017
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Video not available for me.
EDIT: Fixed now, thanks
EDIT: Fixed now, thanks
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- Jul 3, 2015
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Thanks for vid.
Just wondering: is there a different anti-ransomware app that is strong exactly where HMPA is weak, such that the combination of the two provides good protection?
Just wondering: is there a different anti-ransomware app that is strong exactly where HMPA is weak, such that the combination of the two provides good protection?
- Apr 1, 2017
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hi miss, thanks for the test, I needed it
poor score for hitman pro alert, I wanted to use it again
but never again!
I wanna know how they protect Pixar, Under Armour, Northrop Grumman, Xerox, Ford, Avis, and Toshiba.
poor score for hitman pro alert, I wanted to use it again
but never again!
I wanna know how they protect Pixar, Under Armour, Northrop Grumman, Xerox, Ford, Avis, and Toshiba.
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- Feb 13, 2017
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hi miss, thanks for the test, I needed it
poor score for hitman pro alert, I wanted to use it again after 1 year
but never again!
I wanna know how they protect Pixar, Under Armour, Northrop Grumman, Xerox, Ford, Avis, and Toshiba.
Do you really consider missing 2 zero-day samples a bad result?
If you are expecting a perfect product, your only solution is a default-deny software (and even those can be exploited sometimes, see Voodoshield with WinRar some weeks ago).
There is no perfect solution....
Winantiransom would probably catch them all. Almost never fails against ransomwares but in an exchange of false positives
- Feb 13, 2017
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Pretty much like Voodoshield then. I can confirm some false positives in my daily usage (mainly installations or updates - command lines in the back, etc) but yeah I don't mind it.
- Apr 13, 2013
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It really wasn't a bad result, but it is important to note that HMPA isn't as perfect as so many believe. The good thing is that the Loman boys probably will be working on a new build that addresses the issues- this has been the typical response after bypass videos.
Amelith- No, these are not zero-days. They are the same (except for the two changes noted in the video) as I used for the two previous videos on RanStop and AppCheck. The good thing about testing anti-ransomware apps is that they act by detecting mechanisms and not by detecting the ransomware itself (by SHA-256). So it really does not matter if the malware are new or old as HMPA would be oblivious to it (but all of these are about 3 weeks old).
Shmu- I really think that as a specific anti-ramsomware application Ransomoff may soon get the crown; and if they included a Backup/Restore function it would be there already (HINT HINT, Helig!!!).
Amelith- No, these are not zero-days. They are the same (except for the two changes noted in the video) as I used for the two previous videos on RanStop and AppCheck. The good thing about testing anti-ransomware apps is that they act by detecting mechanisms and not by detecting the ransomware itself (by SHA-256). So it really does not matter if the malware are new or old as HMPA would be oblivious to it (but all of these are about 3 weeks old).
Shmu- I really think that as a specific anti-ramsomware application Ransomoff may soon get the crown; and if they included a Backup/Restore function it would be there already (HINT HINT, Helig!!!).
Hence the need for multilayered security.
- Apr 13, 2013
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- Apr 1, 2017
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- May 7, 2016
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- Feb 13, 2017
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The reputation on HitmanPro.Alert is way too great... Yes, it is a nice product, but far from perfect
- Jun 14, 2011
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There is only offline installer of the full suite:
http://download.comodo.com/cis/download/installs/1000/standalone/cispremium_only_installer.exe
- Aug 23, 2016
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Guys, try Winantiransom WAR by WinPatrol.
- Sep 22, 2014
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Don't believe so. Pretty sure you're forced to install their sad joke of an AV if you're using the offline installer.
I think they fixed that. A few versions ago, I could deselect AV module
now only comodo firewall doesn't have AV, only online installer available
true true. VS is enough and we don't need WAR. VS has a broad spectrum while WAR only protects against ransomwares (very strong) and certain types of malwares (so-so)
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