Thanks for confirming on your side.
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When WVSX has matured enough do you plan on commissioning for independent labs to conduct tests on it?
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- Dec 14, 2018
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Yes, of course.
I have figured what have went wrong. Recently did windows 11 upgrade from win10 and seem to have cause unknown problem with wsx and KIs. Fresh installed of windows 11 and both kaspersky and wisevector working properly now. There always the odd of some leftover setting must have cause the issue.. Thanks for the follow up.
- May 29, 2018
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How does the white/black listing works on your side? Its the ai that decides what happens to false positive send by users manually?
I dont think many people will bother report them manually throught the email, only developers of software that are contionously getting blakclisted by wisevector
- Dec 14, 2018
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Hi,
Usually false positives or missed samples will be resolved within 24 hours. AI will assist the technicians to analyze and process.
If the suspected false positive doesn't be resolved soon, the reason could be：1) the files are failed ( Network problems or files larger than 20M ) to upload via WiseVector StopX; 2) it's not a FP.
So I think it is necessary to send these files again by email if the user is willing to.
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Hi
I have installed WVSX to try it out, but tell me, what does the "Firewall" do?
2 thing i reacted to immediately was the absence of a help file and a button to your home site.
When will you be needing translation to other languages?
Hi
I have installed WVSX to try it out, but tell me, what does the "Firewall" do?
2 thing i reacted to immediately was the absence of a help file and a button to your home site.
When will you be needing translation to other languages?
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Why do you think his opinion is relevant?
1 - WHQL certification doesnt mean much, WiseVector isnt certified yet because that costs money (a lot of it), what we are losing is Windows Security Center integration, anyway even malware can become certified:
FiveSys Domain Malware Uses Microsoft WHQL Signature to Legitimacy - WinBuzzer
Bitdefender warns that the FiveSys malware has a legitimate Windows Hardware Quality Labs certification from Microsoft.
winbuzzer.com
2 - Whats the problem with Python (assuming he is correct and not wrongly assuming via Anyrun report) ? A nice crafted software isnt related to its language; Rust for example is a pretty safe one and highly regarded by the community, but it doesnt mean that all software needs to be made with Rust in mind and most important, it doesnt mean that a security software will run any better in it.
3 - About anyrun.com, is he implying that WiseVector is performing malicious activity? It is normal for security solutions to have this kind of "false positive" in a sandbox detonation environment considering how much access to system those kind of tools need, fear mongering at its finest. Dont believe it? Try it with any solution, from ESET to Kaspersky and see for yourself.
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- Oct 22, 2018
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All I know is, Wisevector Stop X works. Whether it's been tested or not doesn't matter to me. I take most of those tests with a large helping of salt. The software is well coded, whether in Python or some other language. All I know is WVSX does the job, and that's what counts.
- Apr 13, 2013
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Regarding the drivel above from the ESET forum, sadly there exist posters that really don't have a handle on coding and thus often find fault for things that they don't quite understand, so view that post for what it is worth.
- Dec 14, 2018
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Hi,
1. The Firewall is AI based, detecting the network connection is safe or not. There is a pop-up if the AI can't identify the connection is safe or not, so the user will be prompted to allow or deny it. There will be a very few pop-ups, when WVSX is working with the default settings.
2. Here to know more about the Firewall.
Not now, I will let you know once we need. Thanks!
- Dec 14, 2018
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Hi,
We just tested with ESET ( the latest version: 15.0.18.0 and the latest database), it did't detect WVSX as malicious.
WVSX has been released for 4 years, working well with many security software. It is enough to prove the safety of WVSX.
Yes, WVSX is written in a few of Python, but also a lot of C++. And I have the same question as Nightwalker. What's the problem with Python?
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I just upgraded from v2.73 to v3.03
Your FW and HIPS talked about whitelisted programs. Where's this list of whitelisted programs? In your cloud server or in WiseVector StopX program itself that I can see? Of course Windows OS programs/services would be whitelisted by default unless the user wants to block some of them.
I see there's no Learning Mode in your FW/HIPS to allow user to whitelist installed 3rd-party programs
Thanks
I just upgraded from v2.73 to v3.03
Your FW and HIPS talked about whitelisted programs. Where's this list of whitelisted programs? In your cloud server or in WiseVector StopX program itself that I can see? Of course Windows OS programs/services would be whitelisted by default unless the user wants to block some of them.
I see there's no Learning Mode in your FW/HIPS to allow user to whitelist installed 3rd-party programs
Thanks
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I can understand some being nervous about it, as with Python (or Go) one can craft interesting thingies that are often ignored by many AM products (my cat's favorite read was Violent Python). However as Python is much more often used for High and Noble Purposes, no fault should be placed on the language itself but instead on the abuser (bad, bad Ophelia).
- Dec 14, 2018
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The whitelists are stored locally and users will get whitelists continuously by updating.
AI will do the judgment automatically with the default mode. The learning mode is not safe if the computer itself has been already infected before installing WVSX . So we don't have learning mode at present.
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- Dec 14, 2018
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Hi,
Actually, it is a few of Cython but not Python. So there would be no performance and security issue. Thanks!
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I went to WiseVector in Program Files (x86) but couldn't find the whitelist file. Is it accessible by the user?
- Dec 14, 2018
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It's not accessible.
It has been a long time since I have tried this software and an trying it again today. WiseVector has come a long way since I last used it. I am really liking the HIPS And Firewall. Kudos to the Dev. You should get your own listing under Software Security as far as I am concerned. 
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