New Update New Version 12.3.3.8152 Available for Comodo Internet Security 2025

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Good news! We’ve just rolled out version 12.3.3.8152 of Comodo Internet Security 2025, which resolves the recent certificate issue. You can now download this updated version directly and enjoy the latest features and full functionality:

CIS Premium 2025: https://download.comodo.com/cis/download/installs/9060/standalone/cispremium_installer.exe

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New Version 12.3.3.8152 Available for Comodo Internet Security 2025

Hey everyone, Good news! We’ve just rolled out version 12.3.3.8152 of Comodo Internet Security 2025, which resolves the recent certificate issue. You can now download this updated version directly and enjoy the latest features and full functionality: CIS Premium 2025: Download Here CIS Pro...
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Installed the latest version of Comodo Firewall on Windows 11 23H2 with no issues. The upgrade needed two restarts to finish the installation. I successfully restored the old configuration from the settings. Diagnostics show everything is fine. If you don't have Comodo Antivirus installed, remember to select the custom install option during the upgrade.
 
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rashmi said:
I just got the auto-update for Comodo version 12.3.4.8162. The installation went smoothly and my settings remained intact. KillSwitch, Virtual Desktop, diagnostics, everything is working fine.
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smooth here too but I downloaded (or had to download) a fresh install to get 12.3.4.8162... (coming from 12.3.3.8140).
 
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annaegorov said:
"we" will always get you, just like that....Have to be careful with "we", and "you people". Especially now days.
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What do you mean by "you people"?

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Halp2001 said:
La última versión de Comodo bloquea la conexión a Internet cuando se ejecuta en modo virtual a través de su sandbox.
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If a program is virtual level as Restricted as set it the CruelSister configuration, you need to run what your containing as Partially Limited to allow for internet connection so you'll need to create a separate containment rule for that.
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Muchas gracias por tomarse el tiempo de guiarme (no sé si me estoy expresando correctamente, el inglés no es mi lengua materna). Felices Fiestas.
ErzCrz said:
Si un programa es de nivel virtual como Restringido como configurado por CruelSister, debe ejecutar lo que contiene como Parcialmente limitado para permitir la conexión a Internet, por lo que deberá crear una regla de contención separada para eso.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to guide me (I don't know if I am expressing myself correctly, English is not my native language). Happy Holidays.
 
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Halp2001 said:
The latest version of Comodo blocks the Internet connection when running in virtual mode through its sandbox.
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I tested this, and it's a bug in the latest Comodo version. I tried Edge and Dragon in Comodo containment, and they couldn't access websites, which was not the case with the previous Comodo version.
 
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ErzCrz said:
If a program is virtual level as Restricted as set it the CruelSister configuration, you need to run what your containing as Partially Limited to allow for internet connection so you'll need to create a separate containment rule for that.
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Comodo, at any containment or restriction level, doesn't block network connections. In Comodo threads, I've brought this up several times, including conversations with you, and there's a separate thread covering it.
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Serious Discussion - Comodo Containment "Restricted" Restriction Level

For Containment, some Comodo users opt for @cruelsister's configuration, which primarily includes Proactive Configuration + Restricted (Restriction Level). According to @cruelsister, the "restricted" level prevents network connections from contained programs. Comodo users who use CruelConfig...
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rashmi said:
Comodo, at any containment or restriction level, doesn't block network connections. In Comodo threads, I've brought this up several times, including conversations with you, and there's a separate thread covering it.
malwaretips.com

Serious Discussion - Comodo Containment "Restricted" Restriction Level

For Containment, some Comodo users opt for @cruelsister's configuration, which primarily includes Proactive Configuration + Restricted (Restriction Level). According to @cruelsister, the "restricted" level prevents network connections from contained programs. Comodo users who use CruelConfig...
malwaretips.com malwaretips.com
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Thanks. I've been that busy I didn't have time to try and replicate the issue at my end. It does appear to be a bug though in previous versions, you did have to set Containment Level for the browser connecting out. I haven't checked whether the issue is the same with the Comodo Dragon browser but I would presume so. Must be something to do with the containment level fix. It's a shame secure shopping isn't being further developed.

I personally don't run my browser in sandbox as incognito would remove any files and Comodo will contain any unknown or malicious file therefore blocking it from accessing browser or any other machine data or if gathered in the CruelSister Comodo Firewall vs New Data Stealer video, that information is blocked from being sent out.

I'm guessing the only current option is to maybe try Sandboxie for your browser though I've not tested for any conflict with CIS/CFW.
 
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Hi everyone, in the latest version of Comodo 12.3.4.8162, with the setting, “Proactive Protection” by default, browsers cannot connect to the internet (Edge, Comodo Browser, etc). In the “Internet Security” or “Firewall Security” settings they do, even if you set the different virtualization options to “Restricted” mode. I would be very grateful if someone from the forum with more knowledge than this humble mortal could test this and help with the issue.
 
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Hi everyone, in the latest version of Comodo 12.3.4.8162, with the setting, “Proactive Protection” by default, browsers cannot connect to the internet (Edge, Comodo Browser, etc). In the “Internet Security” or “Firewall Security” settings they do, even if you set the different virtualization options to “Restricted” mode. I would be very grateful if someone from the forum with more knowledge than this humble mortal could test this and help with the issue.
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Edit: Browsers cannot connect to the internet (Edge, Comodo Browser, etc) when running in sandbox.
 

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