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Spyware Terminator Install, Config and Prevention Review Part 2



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20 Responses to “Spyware Terminator Install, Config and Prevention Review Part 2”

  1. wow video three was before video two ;[

  2. nice vids matt

  3. spawnhell809334 on January 3rd, 2009 at 7:04 am

    omg their spyware protection didnt catch anything.. ?

  4. yeah

  5. wow, im probably going to download that now!
    If it stopped all them!

  6. This protection is better than a lot of anti spywares.

  7. holy f\/ck the IE browser has alot of tabs looks like spam

  8. i dont like how u review program,the ancient way was much better than this and few additional..or u can test like this and then like before on infected pc

  9. InfraRedSkittle on January 3rd, 2009 at 4:08 pm

    This is a prevention.. He does this way and Detection and removal

  10. Also if you have u have those error notifications from ancient viruses Spyware terminator will ruin those also.

  11. lumpyblablablaidiot on January 4th, 2009 at 6:23 pm

    where do u het this maliscious urls?

  12. oh ok my terrible
    :)

  13. Honestly: That kind of “protection” is absolutely useless. Essentially because it will show an alert on EVERY FILE the Internet Surveyor tries to start – no matter if it’s perilous or not.

  14. At initially, a modest bit. Every HIPS application comes with a whitelist of safe applications so your popups are minimal.

  15. Whitelisting is useless as well. Basically because there are still more legit files out there than malicious ones. So signature databases for legit files would be huge. And we don’t talk about “twice as huge” larger but “100.000 times as huge”.

    Some security companys even make it worse:
    They whitelist everything which has a valid certificate. Terrible news for them: Nearly all rogue anti spyware has valid certificates nowadays.

    Forget it. HIPS are useless. Behaviour blocking is the future.

  16. By the way:
    There is a company out there that essentially does nothing else than trying to make a white list that is complete as possible. It’s called Bit9. Upload a downloaded file of your choice there. Chances are high they don’t know it allthough they collect and catalogue files for years now. That will show you how useless white item really is. And remember those guys got a 3+ years head start.

  17. I reckon whitelisting may be possible, but you’d have to “trickle” in whitelisted apps on 24/7 basis. This would of course demand an permanently on internet connection.

    I just reviewed Threatfire BTW and it performed perfectly. Threatfire blocked malicious binaries while letting legit ones go. Very cool.

  18. that’s depressing…

  19. joshuajeamosiana07 on May 15th, 2009 at 7:53 am

    ive been infected by a virus but i dnt know if its a virus ex. when im searching the web like youtube it automatically close but the prog is still running i opened my task manager but it wasnt their, and i tried to restart it and in the ending program “should not see me” appears can you help me to delete this virus plsssss?

  20. Download MalwareBytes Anti-Malware From safe mode with networking, update it, unplag your network and run a full scan. See if it finds anything :)

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