KeyScrambler has the anti-keystroke profiling feature
ESET has script-based protection
ESET Smart Security - Online Help
And Zemana AntiMalware Ultimate has
'Real-time browser extension protection'
SpyShelter 10.9.5 released
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ESET has script-based protection
ESET Smart Security - Online Help
And Zemana AntiMalware Ultimate has
'Real-time browser extension protection'
SpyShelter blocks scripts and script interpreters when set to "Ask User"
SpyShelter will outperform KeyScrambler, ESET and all of Windows' built-in protections in the right hands
I just renewed 6 SpyShelter Firewall licenses
Next to AppGuard, the next best value to be had
Next to AppGuard, the next best value to be had
I find it has a big issue and that is it don't handle mouse click. I can't find any info on this.
I find its firewall is not as comprehensive in network protection features as compared to ESET IS/FortKnox Personal Firewall. So if I'll to disable its firewall (or use the Premium version) and use it will its HIPS clash with the HIPS of other programs like from ESET/COMODO/FORTKNOX/REHIPS etc?
I'm thinking of using ESET IS + REHIPS + SpyShelter Premium combo. So not sure whether their HIPS will work out well
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I would not combo SpyShelter with another HIPS\firewall product. SpyShelter Firewall is more than sufficient all by itself.
What do you need to know ?
SpyShelter intercepts all script file types when protection is set to "Ask User" and will alert to the execution of all interpreters when set to "Ask User."
You have to use the product to know how it works. There is no documentation that will explain it. You have to understand malware and malware behaviors to get the most out of the product. Ask @shmu26.
Is a key press works the same as a mouse click because a keylogger not only can record your keystroke but your mouse location and mouse click as well?
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SpyShelter Firewall (as opposed to SpyShelter Premium) has a very important feature: application execution control. If you want to use SpS seriously, you need the Firewall version, and put it in ask user mode. Application execution control is powerful, once you figure out what it is doing.
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So can I disable its firewall and use another without affecting the Application Execution Control feature? Or you need the latter to work with its firewall?
Thanks
Ok, it's that anti-keystroke profiling feature. I don't have the answer
I have raised a thread here. It's an extension for Chrome browser.....for FF as well
Add-on - Keyboard Privacy for Chrome/Firefox - Prevents behavioral profiling based on your typing
You can raise the question to the MT member, author @Paul Moore, on how to test the feature. Alternatively, KeyScrambler has the feature. You can write in to ask them
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Yes, you can disable firewall and use just application execution control. It is broken up into two separate categories. You can even disable everything, and just use application execution.
How about disabling its HIPS? Possible?
If I take SS FW I'll want to disable its FW & HIPS. Then combine with ESET IS and ReHIPS.
ESET IS will give me AV + FW + HIPS and other network protection features.
And ReHIPS will give me SB + HIPS
What do you think of this combo?
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The only way to know if the combo will work is to try it. It is a bit ambitious, in my opinion.
As for disabling SS HIPS, well, almost everything in SS is a form of HIPS, but you can enable or disable categories at will, from the main window. If you want more fine-tuned disabling, when you see a prompt for a certain action, look at the bottom, and you will see an option to disable monitoring for that specific action.
When installing, you have an option not to install kernel mode hook. This can solve conflicts with other software.
Can't tell you much more than that, I don't actually have SS installed right now.
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@HarborFront:
Spyshelter firewall edition has a free 14 day trial, last I looked. Download it, and check it out for yourself. It is hard to describe or understand what SS is doing until you see it in front of your eyes. The term "HIPS" is too broad and vague. When you see SS in action, you will understand what it is all about.
Spyshelter firewall edition has a free 14 day trial, last I looked. Download it, and check it out for yourself. It is hard to describe or understand what SS is doing until you see it in front of your eyes. The term "HIPS" is too broad and vague. When you see SS in action, you will understand what it is all about.
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One last rant before I get back to work:
If you run SS at one of the lower levels of protection, it will make generic allow rules that will still be there when you switch to "ask user" mode. So either you should switch to "ask user" at the very beginning, or else delete the application execution rules when you do make the switch. If you look carefully in the application execution rules, you sometimes will see a *.
The asterisk represents a generic allow rule. That's what you want to kill.
If you run SS at one of the lower levels of protection, it will make generic allow rules that will still be there when you switch to "ask user" mode. So either you should switch to "ask user" at the very beginning, or else delete the application execution rules when you do make the switch. If you look carefully in the application execution rules, you sometimes will see a *.
The asterisk represents a generic allow rule. That's what you want to kill.
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Hmmm...as I thought...your comment was rather "proof of concept" the same as addon you linked in post
Ok...I'll ask him but actually I don't find any reason to use anti-profiling when I'm protected by keystrocks encryption...If you have encrypted (randomised) signals from kyeboard how are you able to recognise its real sense and by this way real words?
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