![]() ![]() ![]() BTW, I installed the firewall/HIPS component yesterday evening, placed into Paranoid mode a little sooner than I should have and locked myself out of my accounts My image restore program came to the rescue. All the remaining junk still in containment could be flushed out without any system effect.Īs to installing on a resource poor system- I personally will (for any product I want to check out) dumb down my VM setup to a resource level equivalent to the biggest POS one can imagine just to see how things will run and I can assure you that cruel CF is peppy even in this scenario.Ĭlick to expand.Good question. When run, the malware was plopped into containment- where all subsequent malicious spawn was also contained- VirusScope detected and deleted the vbs and python scripts and the FW alerted, blocked, and prevented the contained beacon from connecting out. Note: I've been playing with a pretty piece of malware I came across recently- a Zoom video stealer which does a number of nasty things including (but certainly not limited to) like using a batch script to hide the directory containing malicious processes and tools (via an "attrib +s +h +a" batch command) a vbs script, some Python routines, as well as setting the ability to Beacon. Comodo's definitions aren't in the same class as something like K, but who cares as:Ģ). It does work in that it will detect and delete stuff that Comodo has definitions for (just like any other AV) and being only an on-access thingy it takes essentially no resources. Virusscope is as useful (or as pointless) as any other AV would be. ![]()
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