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<blockquote data-quote="Victor M" data-source="post: 1016347" data-attributes="member: 96560"><p>Does anybody know for sure what VoodooShield does? If it is an anti-executable, why does it keep such a short list in their Whitelist? Faronics Anti-Executable kseps the full system list of exe's and dll's,.You can see that in their UI.</p><p></p><p>And on VoodooShield's site, they say 'context is everything'. How on earth can you establish context. So while I was looking thru this forum, I chance upon a thread mentioning firewalls.So I decided to pull up my Windows Defender Firewall to check on something. How does Voodooshield know what I am about to do and allow Windows Defender Firewall to be started ? Seems like real voodoo to me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Victor M, post: 1016347, member: 96560"] Does anybody know for sure what VoodooShield does? If it is an anti-executable, why does it keep such a short list in their Whitelist? Faronics Anti-Executable kseps the full system list of exe's and dll's,.You can see that in their UI. And on VoodooShield's site, they say 'context is everything'. How on earth can you establish context. So while I was looking thru this forum, I chance upon a thread mentioning firewalls.So I decided to pull up my Windows Defender Firewall to check on something. How does Voodooshield know what I am about to do and allow Windows Defender Firewall to be started ? Seems like real voodoo to me. [/QUOTE]
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