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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 109138" data-source="post: 1078543">To clarify, I&#039;m not the user that mentioned settings being adjusted for stronger protection, go back through and reread the comments.The statement even at default settings was meant to concentrate &quot;focus&quot; on the statement that webroot is not like other products, when there is a unknown, it sandboxes this unknown and runs it restricted watching it&#039;s behaviors and monitoring it. This action alone takes time, not always immediate, hence the product can not be tested like the others in these quick 4-5 minute videos.[USER=92939]@Shadowra[/USER]&nbsp; please check the link of the video, it&#039;s a 31 minute video in which a few infections spawn, the tester allows the product time and after a bit a few of those infections were determined and stopped, now at the end of the vid the test machine was infected with a ransomware, so yes the product needs some work, but when you view &quot;How&quot; it works you will understand my initial posts.P.s. I&#039;m the same user that mentioned process explorer, auto runs and tcpview for your tests, I won&#039;t steer you wrongly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 109138, post: 1078543"] To clarify, I'm not the user that mentioned settings being adjusted for stronger protection, go back through and reread the comments. The statement even at default settings was meant to concentrate "focus" on the statement that webroot is not like other products, when there is a unknown, it sandboxes this unknown and runs it restricted watching it's behaviors and monitoring it. This action alone takes time, not always immediate, hence the product can not be tested like the others in these quick 4-5 minute videos. [USER=92939]@Shadowra[/USER] please check the link of the video, it's a 31 minute video in which a few infections spawn, the tester allows the product time and after a bit a few of those infections were determined and stopped, now at the end of the vid the test machine was infected with a ransomware, so yes the product needs some work, but when you view "How" it works you will understand my initial posts. P.s. I'm the same user that mentioned process explorer, auto runs and tcpview for your tests, I won't steer you wrongly. [/QUOTE]

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