Zonealarm Anti-Ransomware (Beta)

[military]

Version 1.0.0505 consults on 100 %. All files has restored.
Testers, it would be good once again to test. On my tests, result excellent. Although beta, testing began only.

 

[Evjl's Rain]

Version 1.0.0505 consults on 100 %. All files has restored.
Testers, it would be good once again to test. On my tests, result excellent. Although beta, testing began only.

hi, could you please elaborate more about the result? Did you mean ZAAR blocked 100% of the samples? thank you

 

[SaeedLohana]

While somehow not very much. Maybe early? Well, all the same ...

oups, so it didn't work

 

[military]

hi, could you please elaborate more about the result? Did you mean ZAAR blocked 100% of the samples? thank you

No. Recovered all files absolutely. Checked for different encoders, in all cases able to recover all files. It on an 1.0.0505 version.

 

[bribon77]

Interesting, tendre that to prove.

 

[Mehdi Mohammadi]

How can I test Anti-ransomware for 30 days trial? I do not have credit card. Anybody has download link?

 

[koloveli]

If restore is disable, anti ransomware fail.

 

[alakazam]

If restore is disable, anti ransomware fail.

Yes, the restore feature is very important in the ZoneAlarm anti-ransomware. For some reason, the software allows the ransomware to modify the files and then stops the ransomware, after which it restores the files. I don't understand why the developers thought that this approach makes any sense, but it seems to be very effective if the restore is enabled:

 

[AtlBo]

Beta I know, but this seems like it could leave open the door for other types of malware to be bundled with ransomeware. So you might think you have gotten the malware when your files are recovered and the malware quarantined, but there is more hidden. If it's a decryption tool mostly, that's good as long as it works, but the worst malware will be that which is hidden in the system and can export your work and personal information.

Nice capability on the back end of overall protection. As mentioned, maybe a good software to add to solid setup, true enough...