A question about excluding other Comodo Products [RESOLVED]

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[Eric Cryptid]

Is it necessary to exclude CPF or CMF processes from BoClean? If so, do this post a security risk? Should I be excluding BoClean in CMF?

Eric

P.S. I do notice a speed up of my system when I do exclude these in both, just want to know the best secure solution.

[Dennis2]

Is it necessary to exclude CPF or CMF processes from BoClean? If so, do this post a security risk? Should I be excluding BoClean in CMF?

Eric

P.S. I do notice a speed up of my system when I do exclude these in both, just want to know the best secure solution.

On Vista I only had to allow Boclean access to CPF3 memory.
Dennis
EDIT No I have not excluded anything and have no probs.

[Eric Cryptid]

I'm referring to BOClean's Excluder and CMF's Excluder. I'm aware of the CPF 3 rules and have them set correctly, it's BoClean's excluder and CMF's excluder to which I was referring.

Eric

[Eric Cryptid]

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[Matty_R]

Hi Eric,to me the logical conclusion to your question would be to not include CFP in the BOClean and CMF exclusion lists.The reason i say this is that say a vulnerability was found in V3(unlikely) be it a buffer overflow type attack or something else then there is a chance one of the other programs could catch it,whereas if it was excluded there would be no chance.
Just my 2p

Matty

[Kevin McAleavey]

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 To be honest, I'd go with Matty's advice ... I'd expect that the CMF people are aware of the new version of BOClean by now ... if neither is alerting to BOClean "prodding" them, then I'd opt to NOT exclude either.

[Eric Cryptid]

Thanks for your advice.

Problem resolved. I'll close my own topic...

I'll PM myself if I need it re-opening lol

Eric

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