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Webroot Secure Anywhere (Rollback Test Day 5)
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<blockquote data-quote="FleischmannTV" data-source="post: 290190" data-attributes="member: 23687"><p>I thought it was interesting that, despite the removal of all monitored processes and hence the rollback of all their actions, there still was a start-up entry for a removed file remaining. This start-up entry should have been removed as well. In my opinion he should ping Webroot with on issue, so they can take a look at it.</p><p></p><p>The part I strongly disagree with was his comments after the HitmanPro scan, because he said there was still malware on the system. He should have pointed out that none of those were actually running or had an associated registry key, so that they could run at a later time. These were possibly just inactive remnants which would have stayed in active until removal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FleischmannTV, post: 290190, member: 23687"] I thought it was interesting that, despite the removal of all monitored processes and hence the rollback of all their actions, there still was a start-up entry for a removed file remaining. This start-up entry should have been removed as well. In my opinion he should ping Webroot with on issue, so they can take a look at it. The part I strongly disagree with was his comments after the HitmanPro scan, because he said there was still malware on the system. He should have pointed out that none of those were actually running or had an associated registry key, so that they could run at a later time. These were possibly just inactive remnants which would have stayed in active until removal. [/QUOTE]
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