Anyone getting certificate errors when trying to access the https version of the unchecky site? Heimdal only blocks the http version.
The real certificate is from Comodo and Heimdal PRO does also block the https version at least on my machine.Anyone getting certificate errors when trying to access the https version of the unchecky site? Heimdal only blocks the http version.
If thats the case I wish they could have added some funny sound effects.Just a Pacman style joke, checkboxes doesn't do anything. Just like Windscribes.
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Good question but do you really use it? On a regular basis I mean.What's the recommendation for this then? Uninstall or leave as is. I use this on my current machine.
Thanks in advance.
~LDogg
I agree with Heimdal about kc-softwares, it's crazy they are even allowed to advertise their scareware even at MT. Not even talking about redirects from in-software to mysterious 3th party vendor pages to download drivers from and fake Java download pages. I feel for souls installing Sumo/Dumo on systems without using any adblocker.
Same is true if you use SUMo, kc-softwares.com is blocked,
Anyway if one think is a false positive can surely unblock I think,
I usually do a double check with Heimdal and PiHole,
the final response is given to urlscan.io, analyzing all the info given from that nice service
Not sure how false-positives are handled, because surely is a false positive,
maybe @Kyle_Katarn too should be informed
I have to admit Heimdal catch some things PiHole didn't and same PiHole catch some things Heimdal didn't, so added together they make a very nice layer
That's not true. There is mysterious 3th party vendor pages, neither fake Java download page linked to our products.... Are you using genuine SUMo binaries ?
The poll gives a pretty good view and with the latest whitelist from Heimdal Security, I personal would now consider it safe enough but download the software from the main site as I suspect previous found infections came from unknown or less known sources.Do we still think that Unchecky is compromised? If not I may just reinstall it.
~LDogg