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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1097478" data-attributes="member: 99014">Oh well, enjoy your flight and guessing(?) holidays.I am not bothered at all, neither I will start decoding packets from Wireshark. Just proving a point.A good anti-malware protects the system one way or another. It could be with sandboxing, could be with reputation, could be with containment (McAfee DAC that can restrict your system heavily comes to my mind here), static analysis and whatnot.I do not agree that anti-malware that whitelists absolutely everything trusted from both behavioural monitoring and scans, and on top of that has no AV definitions but just hash-based protection is amazing.I also don’t agree that anti-malware according to other people’s words, leaving malware active for hours before performing “rollback” is great.We can beat around the bush/beat chest all day.Furthermore, as stated many times, the default-deny of webroot only covers executables, not even MSI files. So it’s a child’s play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1097478, member: 99014"] Oh well, enjoy your flight and guessing(?) holidays. I am not bothered at all, neither I will start decoding packets from Wireshark. Just proving a point. A good anti-malware protects the system one way or another. It could be with sandboxing, could be with reputation, could be with containment (McAfee DAC that can restrict your system heavily comes to my mind here), static analysis and whatnot. I do not agree that anti-malware that whitelists absolutely everything trusted from both behavioural monitoring and scans, and on top of that has no AV definitions but just hash-based protection is amazing. I also don’t agree that anti-malware according to other people’s words, leaving malware active for hours before performing “rollback” is great. We can beat around the bush/beat chest all day. Furthermore, as stated many times, the default-deny of webroot only covers executables, not even MSI files. So it’s a child’s play. [/QUOTE]

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