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MalwareTips - ESET Report - March 2017
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<blockquote data-quote="illumination" data-source="post: 717640"><p>Any time you use restriction policies, you need to be careful what you are adding. It is a trial and error with each different system and its applications.</p><p>I spent months in a VM with a copy of Eset learning it. I fully advise anyone wanting to learn it, to do the same before modifying their main Host.</p><p>I disagree with "set up for testing guides" because all these accomplish is showing user what to tick and what not to, they do not learn about the product and what the changes they are making to the default set up are actually doing with their systems.</p><p></p><p>A point has been made here though, that there are very few in this forum that actually understand how to fully utilize Eset, and instead of just admitting this, bash it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="illumination, post: 717640"] Any time you use restriction policies, you need to be careful what you are adding. It is a trial and error with each different system and its applications. I spent months in a VM with a copy of Eset learning it. I fully advise anyone wanting to learn it, to do the same before modifying their main Host. I disagree with "set up for testing guides" because all these accomplish is showing user what to tick and what not to, they do not learn about the product and what the changes they are making to the default set up are actually doing with their systems. A point has been made here though, that there are very few in this forum that actually understand how to fully utilize Eset, and instead of just admitting this, bash it. [/QUOTE]
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