As far as I undestood, it's a standalone behaviour blocker that comes prepackaged with McAfee Stinger. It's ~7 MB in size and doesn't consume much cpu. Is it worth to use it? Would it conflict with the WD's behaviour blocker?
McAfee Stinger is (or was) a stand-alone, on-demand AV scanner. Nothing ran in real-time, which is the way I like it. However, a recent change to the...
I checked it out and I have found no evidence of any sort of behavior blocker, nothing in its settings or user interface, nothing in its files, maybe its intentional, but I find it confusing.
I checked it out and I have found no evidence of any sort of behavior blocker, nothing in its settings or user interface, nothing in its files, maybe its intentional, but I find it confusing.
I just installed it. Real protect is not in the same folder as Stinger. After opening stinger it creates directory in "C:\Program Files\McAfee\Real Protect" and runs in the background and there's a icon in system tray which lets you check log, quarantine, etc.
Here's Real Protect in action. It detected the exe of Brave portable of portapps but this is a false positive. It couldn't stop the program from running though. Brave working fine before clicking on Clean so not sure how effective it is.
it removes itself. i installed it a couple weeks ago and yesterday it disappeared. winpatrol notified me its startup was removed. so i ran stinger again to get it back.
I just installed it. Real protect is not in the same folder as Stinger. After opening stinger it creates directory in "C:\Program Files\McAfee\Real Protect" and runs in the background and there's a icon in system tray which lets you check log, quarantine, etc.
I think I did back then and didn't have any conflict. But like I said, it couldn't stop the detected program from running after execution, only did after clicking quarantine. So, not worth it unless they changed this behavior now.