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<blockquote data-quote="SomeRandomCat" data-source="post: 927980" data-attributes="member: 90137"><p>Gotcha. Comodo disables HIPS by default and relies on auto-containment. Kaspersky doesn't have a sandbox, so they rely on their white-list and default-deny.</p><p></p><p>ESET unfortunately expects its users to either avoid the HIPS, or depend heavily on learning mode. It's understandable a lot of companies stopped focusing on their HIPS, but without a really strong sandbox like Comodo has they are really leaving huge gaps in their overall security. I don't get why they would put all that effort into it and not even use some sort of cloud white-list for the popular programs. If you think about it, it's probably a lot easier than all the effort they already put into blacklisting stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SomeRandomCat, post: 927980, member: 90137"] Gotcha. Comodo disables HIPS by default and relies on auto-containment. Kaspersky doesn't have a sandbox, so they rely on their white-list and default-deny. ESET unfortunately expects its users to either avoid the HIPS, or depend heavily on learning mode. It's understandable a lot of companies stopped focusing on their HIPS, but without a really strong sandbox like Comodo has they are really leaving huge gaps in their overall security. I don't get why they would put all that effort into it and not even use some sort of cloud white-list for the popular programs. If you think about it, it's probably a lot easier than all the effort they already put into blacklisting stuff. [/QUOTE]
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