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Yes manually.Sorry if it's been discussed before, but it's a long thread....
But do you have to update OSA manually? Mine never updates to the latest version.
Yes manually.Sorry if it's been discussed before, but it's a long thread....
But do you have to update OSA manually? Mine never updates to the latest version.
Just a quick update:
Here is a new v1.4.2 (pre-release) test4:
https://downloads.novirusthanks.org/files/osarmor_setup_v1.4.2_beta_build4.exe
*** Please do not share the download link, we will delete it when we'll release the official v1.4.2 ***
So far this is what's new compared to the previous pre-release:
+ Fixed: If I move the taskbar on left, top or right, the notification dialog is not displayed correctly
To install it, first uninstall the previous build, then reboot (not really needed but may help), and install the new build.
Let me know if you find any issue or FPs with this new beta build.
In this video we show how OSArmor can help in blocking an EXE to MSI malware with the rule "Prevent msiexec.exe from executing unsigned .tmp files" in the Advanced tab. We also tested a malicious Excel document that exploits MS Excel to run a EXE to MSI payload, blocked by the "Protect Microsoft Office Excel" rule in "Anti-Exploit" tab.
EazyFix = rollback RX, so no issues I'm aware of. Just that RX v11 seems to be a huge crap from the feedback I heard.Hi any problems or conflicts with OS armor and eazyfix time machine
[11-Jan-2019] v1.4.2.0
+ During uninstallation, ask user "Do you want to remove all settings, log files and .DB files?"
+ Improved internal rules to block suspicious process activities
+ New rule: Prevent msiexec.exe from executing unsigned .tmp files (useful to mitigate "exe-to-msi" behaviors)
+ Improved uninstaller scripts (both .sys files are now removed)
+ Improved internal rules to block suspicious command-lines
+ Fixed: If I move the taskbar on left, top or right, the notification dialog is not displayed correctly
+ Added option to password-protect power options (Configurator -> Password tab)
+ Fixed some false positives
+ Minor improvements
Thanks for the clarification. I was surprised by the popup which i didn't expect.@Freki123
"Passive Logging" (from tray-icon) will passively log blocked events without actually blocking them.
"Passive Logging" (from tray-icon), will be remembered on reboot and will passively log blocked events without actually blocking them.