Ah, sorry. I think I understand now. Well, I don't use those individual security settings for each device. I only use Ai Protection and added my NextDNS config in the router. So now I have secure DNS (DNS-over-TLS and Ai Protection)In 'Devices', each device on the network can be assigned a setting such as: In Safe Browsing: None, Security, Family, Adlock, Adblock & Family, I appreciate this isn't the AI system but its there & uses the Trend Filters, I just wondered, each separate device can also be blocked in Devices - I wont post on the thread again ..
I think it does matter on the personal preference. I personally don't like to get spammed by dozens of notifications so AutoPilot is the best option for me.
@Kongo THANKS! and btw here DI 5.2.0000.2 is BLOCKING Cyberlock 9.02 installs and SiriusLLM 1.01 & 1.02 installs as Reflective .Net Injection. I have not gone into the DI console yet to "fix" this, & this is new to DI they always played well together. @danb is aware of this issue...I think it does matter on the personal preference.
What I can say that Deep Instinct and CyberLock are a great combination and don't get in each others way,
I just noticed that on my system too. Adding the exclusion was far from easy. I hope it gets fixed soon. By the way I just found where they publish the patchnotes:
I have not looked at the console exclusion issue yet, but I had to this once before for a specialized app same or similar behavioral analysis
ugh, I just left the console I was in a different section. NOW I recall seeing screen like in the past. I emailed DI techie, I'll let him do it at this point, and if he doesn't I'll do it tomorrow. I'm well passed my keystroke limit for the day. THANKS!!!
sorta MUCH slower... almost too slow or a second opinion??
when I only run it once a month, then it's totally acceptable. But I am open for other recommendations.sorta MUCH slower... almost too slow or a second opinion??
The last time I used NoScript was multiple years ago and back then, it had no option to balance it between security and usability. I am not a big fan of a setup that it well hardened, but makes your PC unsuitable for day to day use. Same goes for the browser. Now NoScript offers three modes (Default Allow, Automatic and Default Deny). Automatic adds additional protection without completely breaking sites and therefor is a great way to keep browsing somewhat hassle-free and still boost security without too much user interaction.That's interesting.
Can you tell me what prompted you to make this significant change to improve browsing security?
Thank you.
The last time I used NoScript was multiple years ago and back then, it had no option to balance it between security and usability. I am not a big fan of a setup that it well hardened, but makes your PC unsuitable for day to day use. Same goes for the browser. Now NoScript offers three modes (Default Allow, Automatic and Default Deny). Automatic adds additional protection without completely breaking sites and therefor is a great way to keep browsing somewhat hassle-free and still boost security without too much user interaction.
It's getting blockedThat's interesting.
I'd be curious to know how the automatic mode reacts when it detects a bot (control).
Have you tried it?
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