Last time I checked a few years ago my ISP was using Zone Alarm as their free protection for subscribers. Not going to happen here.
Dell/Alienware use to bundle McAfee in new computers. Not sure if that's still the case right now.Last time I checked a few years ago my ISP was using Zone Alarm as their free protection for subscribers. Not going to happen here.![]()
I just reinstalled it and got v. 134.Apparently the mc-fake-alert (which is called Fake Alerts Broker and has been there for a while) has finally been integrated in the main UI.


I just reinstalled it and got v. 134.
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It has new setting in General settings:
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Link leads to this article: https://www.mcafee.com/support/s/article/000002553?language=en_US
McAfee is rolling it out in stages, for most of us it is becoming available now. According to the article, they've started rolling it out in March.This setting isnt new, at least for me, it was present since I installed McAfee some months ago.
I see this, I dont think it is the new detection window.McAfee is rolling it out in stages, for most of us it is becoming available now. According to the article, they've started rolling it out in March.
What do you see when you click "View Details" on a threat detection?
Yeah. It is the old one.I see this, I dont think it is the new detection window.
They do on consumer models, as does Lenovo.Dell/Alienware use to bundle McAfee in new computers.
HP and Samsung also preinstall McAfee. It was already pointed out, but Samsung's Device Care for Android is powered by McAfee as well.They do on consumer models, as does Lenovo.
Yes!HP and Samsung also preinstall McAfee. It was already pointed out, but Samsung's Device Care for Android is powered by McAfee as well.
All these OEM partnerships should do some good for the Global Threat Intelligence network.
Likely McAfee got already the MetaData of your script. By having those necessary info,they conclude your file is trustworthy.McAfee earlier on (5-6 days ago) was blocking my Orion script. It has now stopped blocking it. It was blocking the file first and it was blocking by behaviour too. Now it has stopped so there must be some automatic false positives mitigation system in place.
I keep working on it, so they have created some sort of exclusion (based on some strings or something). Updated versions are not detected.
I tried submitting to Microsoft but there was an issue with the form. I like this intelligent protection. I don’t need to worry about anything with McAfee (false positives, performance etc).
I still see the old deletion details window.
The update was released just 3-4 days ago, I noticed the Real Protect behavioral blocking models were updated, which happens whenever there is a new version. The new file is around 600 kb larger so quite a few additions there. This file contains a multitude of models likely (best one for the task).The servers lined me up to receive the latest update sooner than before. McAfee is still my ol' reliable.