Kaspersky 365\KAV\KIS\KTS [MR1]: 16.0.1.445 RC
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- Apr 28, 2015
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Really? please check this link, Safe Money uses some BIOS hardware virtualization features:
Hypervisor-powered protection against screenshots does not work in Kaspersky Internet Security 2016
And talking about Kaspersky Safe Money for banking is useless: https://www.mrg-effitas.com/wp-cont...itas-Online-Banking-Certification-2015-Q1.pdf
I know are only tests and a bit obsolete, but...
Hypervisor-powered protection against screenshots does not work in Kaspersky Internet Security 2016
And talking about Kaspersky Safe Money for banking is useless: https://www.mrg-effitas.com/wp-cont...itas-Online-Banking-Certification-2015-Q1.pdf
I know are only tests and a bit obsolete, but...
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- May 26, 2014
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Kaspersky limitations on Windows 10 64 bits are irrelevant now, MR1 fixed everything and to be fair it wasnt Kaspersky's fault.
- Mar 1, 2014
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They are playing cat and mouse game with their users! Aren't they?
- Mar 17, 2014
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@harlan4096
I notice in your signature you disable "Trust digitally singed applications."
In my experience with KIS, even after enabling TAM, and disabling theabove setting, at some point KIS Application Control will move all applications to Low, High Restricted or Block. I cannot remember which...as it has been many months.
Even if I moved the applications back to Trusted, KIS would just move them back again after a while (usually a few days) to LR, HR or Block.
I couldn't get your KIS settings to work - so I gave up.
What has been your experience ?
I notice in your signature you disable "Trust digitally singed applications."
In my experience with KIS, even after enabling TAM, and disabling theabove setting, at some point KIS Application Control will move all applications to Low, High Restricted or Block. I cannot remember which...as it has been many months.
Even if I moved the applications back to Trusted, KIS would just move them back again after a while (usually a few days) to LR, HR or Block.
I couldn't get your KIS settings to work - so I gave up.
What has been your experience ?
- May 11, 2014
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That's true, TAM when enabled application control all trusted applications are moved i.e., to your settings (mine untrusted) then it keeps doing so back-and-forth. TAM does not work properly on 64bit OS - end of! So my question is, what is Kaspersky playing at?
- Apr 28, 2015
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Yes, that's are my actual settings and keeping them with KTS2016MR1.
I'm not getting that issue. Maybe some new applications are moved to Low/High Restriction the 1st time I run them (thing that We could find logical as I don't trust signed applications), but once I move them to Trusted, they do not go back to Low/High Restriction group anymore.
If I was getting Your issue It would be impossible to work with my system everyday but not my case.
I know that sometimes could be a temporal issue with trusted rules/or maybe a problem from KSN, but I got it rarely, I really can't remember now when was the last time that some trusted applications were moved to restrictions groups automatically... many months, and as I said, maybe the problem was a temporal issue with KSN.
I'm not getting that issue. Maybe some new applications are moved to Low/High Restriction the 1st time I run them (thing that We could find logical as I don't trust signed applications), but once I move them to Trusted, they do not go back to Low/High Restriction group anymore.
If I was getting Your issue It would be impossible to work with my system everyday
but not my case.I know that sometimes could be a temporal issue with trusted rules/or maybe a problem from KSN, but I got it rarely, I really can't remember now when was the last time that some trusted applications were moved to restrictions groups automatically... many months, and as I said, maybe the problem was a temporal issue with KSN.
Yes, that's are my actual settings and keeping them with KTS2016MR1.
I'm not getting that issue. Maybe some new applications are moved to Low/High Restriction the 1st time I run it (thing that We could find logical as I don't trust signed applications), but once I move them to Trusted, they do not go back to Low/High Restriction group anymore.
If I was getting Your issue It would be impossible to work with my system everyday
I know that sometimes could be a temporal issue with trusted rules/or maybe a problem from KSN, but I got it rarely, I really can't remember now when was the last time that some trusted applications were moved to restrictions groups automatically... many months, and as I know, maybe the problem was a temporal issue with KSN.
I reported the issue to K incessantly about 1 year ago, then I gave up on it as well since support gave no definitive answers.
@harlan4096 you're just lucky with KIS, like I am with COMODO (which - according to many - is the "diablo de la seguridad de TI.")
For those that cannot read Spanish, I wrote "COMODO...the devil of IT security."
- Apr 28, 2015
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The whole KIS-Sandboxie rigmarole is unfortunate, but such terrible things happen. Life is hard - even for us security soft geeks.
- Apr 28, 2015
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Agree! I hope They (both) fix in the end the issue (maybe for 2017 version for summer?). With 2016 installed, the only "workaround" to make Sandboxie working is to exit temporally Kaspersky from running.
- Nov 4, 2014
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hi
Is kaspersky 16.0.0.614 to kaspersky 16.0.1.445 version upgrade or not?
regard
Is kaspersky 16.0.0.614 to kaspersky 16.0.1.445 version upgrade or not?
regard
- Apr 28, 2015
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I think it will not upgrade automatically but new build is designed (as I could see in the release info) to:
- Mar 17, 2014
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Installers in Kaspersky FTP have been deleted temporally (We still don't know why), but with enough time to be filtered to many download sites, for example (16.0.1.445):
http://www.filehorse.com/search?q=kaspersky
http://www.filehorse.com/search?q=kaspersky
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