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<blockquote data-quote="sinlam" data-source="post: 235265" data-attributes="member: 10219">With regards to your question at the comment section of your Youtube video:&quot;I saw your post on MalwareTips <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite109" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /> Anyways, i had to extract malware. BSOD was caused by malware not SecureAPlus. I have one complaint on program: It&#039;s for newbie complicated to use because of &quot;Trusted&nbsp; or untrusted program&quot;. Program is great, but need small improvements.&quot;Thank you for your feedback. We do understand the complexity of Application Whitelisting usage for a newbie or novice user. Based on the feedback and suggestions of the beta testers, we have come up with the &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;, which makes it easier for a newbie or novice user to appreciate the application whitelisting protection better.Application whitelisting allows only applications that are found in the trusted list to run on a user&#039;s computer. If user runs any application that is not found in the trusted list, SecureAPlus will prompt the user whether to trust this application and allow it to run on the computer. Such message prompt will appear if SecureAPlus is in the &quot;Interactive Mode&quot;.[ATTACH=full]16663[/ATTACH] Currently this is the default mode. But this mode may be difficult for users to decide whether to trust or not to trust a program. If this is the case, we strongly recommend users to change it to &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;. In &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;, any application that attempts to run on the computer will be blocked automatically. It will notify the user which application has been blocked but it does not require users to decide to trust or not to trust. But if user needs to install a new application, they need to set the installer as a trusted installer first before installation, otherwise, the installer will be blocked from executing.To change to &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;, you need to do the following:1. Click on &quot;Change Mode&quot;.[ATTACH=full]16667[/ATTACH] 2. Select &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;. Click &quot;Apply&quot;.[ATTACH=full]16668[/ATTACH] Now, you can see SecureAPlus is set to &quot;Lockdown Mode&quot;.[ATTACH=full]16669[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sinlam, post: 235265, member: 10219"] With regards to your question at the comment section of your Youtube video: "I saw your post on MalwareTips :) Anyways, i had to extract malware. BSOD was caused by malware not SecureAPlus. I have one complaint on program: It's for newbie complicated to use because of "Trusted or untrusted program". Program is great, but need small improvements." Thank you for your feedback. We do understand the complexity of Application Whitelisting usage for a newbie or novice user. Based on the feedback and suggestions of the beta testers, we have come up with the "Lockdown Mode", which makes it easier for a newbie or novice user to appreciate the application whitelisting protection better. Application whitelisting allows only applications that are found in the trusted list to run on a user's computer. If user runs any application that is not found in the trusted list, SecureAPlus will prompt the user whether to trust this application and allow it to run on the computer. Such message prompt will appear if SecureAPlus is in the "Interactive Mode". [ATTACH=full]16663[/ATTACH] Currently this is the default mode. But this mode may be difficult for users to decide whether to trust or not to trust a program. If this is the case, we strongly recommend users to change it to "Lockdown Mode". In "Lockdown Mode", any application that attempts to run on the computer will be blocked automatically. It will notify the user which application has been blocked but it does not require users to decide to trust or not to trust. But if user needs to install a new application, they need to set the installer as a trusted installer first before installation, otherwise, the installer will be blocked from executing. To change to "Lockdown Mode", you need to do the following: 1. Click on "Change Mode". [ATTACH=full]16667[/ATTACH] 2. Select "Lockdown Mode". Click "Apply". [ATTACH=full]16668[/ATTACH] Now, you can see SecureAPlus is set to "Lockdown Mode". [ATTACH=full]16669[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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