Regarding Comodo
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- Dec 8, 2014
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Some AMD/ATI Catalyst Control Center modules are not yet on COMODO's Trusted white list. Consequently, if you do not perform a Rating Scan and transfer those modules to the Trusted File list they will get auto-sandboxed as Unrecognized. The AMD/ATI stuff is legit but digitally unsigned so, despite being from a Trusted Vendor, Defense+ does not recognize them as Trusted.
Even running fully virtualized it was bad news on my AMD system running W8.1. Experienced issues up to an including an unbootable system (Black Screen).
Bright side is COMODO has added most ATI CCC modules to the Trusted white list over the past few months. There were still 4 that had not made it the last time I checked about a month ago.
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- Mar 15, 2011
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http://systemexplorer.net/file-database/file/netfilter-sys
Its something to do on network interface cards, if you feel its like an error for detecting it then you need to revert the changes. Because Comodo isn't yet full on the trusted vendor list to isolate those legitimate files and other crucial components.
Its something to do on network interface cards, if you feel its like an error for detecting it then you need to revert the changes. Because Comodo isn't yet full on the trusted vendor list to isolate those legitimate files and other crucial components.
- Jan 23, 2015
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Apparently it was a virus disquising as Netfilter.sys , Since it was on c:\windows , istead c:\window\system32
- Mar 15, 2011
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Yes I've found also in some research that it can be a virus, it will differ on the publisher company/ digital signature since the original itself is came to be on Microsoft.
Any idea where do you encountered this .sys?
- Jan 23, 2015
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As far as i know , These nasty viruses that disquise as " Original Microsoft stuff " Comes from downloads. I probably downloaded something infected and it come along. Both 360 total security , My old avg and comodo detected some of the children of said virus , And comodo then killed the fake .sys
- Apr 13, 2013
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If you still have netfilter.sys on your system, see if it is signed by AdPeak. That company is pretty active in the world of adware and netfilter is common to all their stuff.
- Apr 13, 2013
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I must make a change to my past comments regarding the optimal settings for Comodo Firewall, specifically in regard to the different Configuration settings.
Formerly I had thought that changing the Configuration setting from “Firewall Security” to “Proactive Security” would be the easiest way to achieve maximum protection. Sadly I made this statement without adequate testing being done, and now that I have (and found this change to be lacking), I would suggest any who use CF to change the configuration back to Firewall Security with the following added change made to the Sandbox setting- Edit the first “Run Virtually” setting from “Internet” to “Any”. This can be seen in the installation video found on this post at 6:46.
Formerly I had thought that changing the Configuration setting from “Firewall Security” to “Proactive Security” would be the easiest way to achieve maximum protection. Sadly I made this statement without adequate testing being done, and now that I have (and found this change to be lacking), I would suggest any who use CF to change the configuration back to Firewall Security with the following added change made to the Sandbox setting- Edit the first “Run Virtually” setting from “Internet” to “Any”. This can be seen in the installation video found on this post at 6:46.
- Jan 23, 2015
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- Jan 23, 2015
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Everything's fine. I downloaded a virus pack for test quihoo , It detected only 1 of 6000 in a .rar , However it simply detected the entire rar as a virus and removed. I got a little scared of my pc getting infected (I didnt unzip , So i was safe) But later i got calm again.
I would like to ask , @cruelsister , What's your opinion on baidu products?
I would like to ask , @cruelsister , What's your opinion on baidu products?
- Apr 13, 2013
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In a nutshell, Qihoo takes their Security product more seriously than Baidu, evidence of which can be found in raw detection scores. Proactive protection is also more mature (and effective) with Qihoo.
We have run CFW on two computers with cruelsisters's settings in this tread . It has been almost a year with no problems compatibility wise or infection wise. These are just everyday family computers used for games by the kids and banking and shopping by their parents. The only security software other than CFW on the computers is Adguard. This is just some positive feedback . Posted here because this was the thread that motivated us to try it. Thanks again cruelsister.
New CIS beta 9 with new GUI & other stuffs is going to release this week i.e during last Aug week if no major bugs are found in the internal testing going on...mentioned by Devs in Comodo forum.
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