COMODO Internet Security 6.0?

[neohush]

@Melih post:240

as always, in a true Comodo fashion, each release will be lighter, faster, more secure and more user friendly!

+1000000000000000 ~ ;D

[Jimmmy2]

 CIS has had a racing problem before. I guess where software can steal registers meant for CIS. There by hijacking the antivirus. I hope there's no way for pre existing viruses to do this in 6.

[Melih]

@wasgij6 post:290

reverse infection? interesting can u give us any basic ideas on the concept

you install an app…later on you decide this is malware or you don’t want it…click on reverse…as if nothing has happened…everything that application did (just that application) is gone…

[siketa]

This function will make CIS almost 100% bulletproof.
:-TU

[L.A.R_Grizzly]

@Melih post:299

you install an app…later on you decide this is malware or you don’t want it…click on reverse…as if nothing has happened…everything that application did (just that application) is gone…

Could you use this feature to “uninstall” regular apps as well?

[wasgij6]

@Melih post:299

you install an app…later on you decide this is malware or you don’t want it…click on reverse…as if nothing has happened…everything that application did (just that application) is gone…

Sounds like CTM integration?

@Razvan Raschitor post:9

One idea that we are currently testing is the ability to restore only the changes made by one applications, rather than all the changes made in a time period on the disk. We’ll see if we can do this.

[Seany007]

@Melih post:277

we simply have to fix this issue for you Joe!

please make sure to test CIS v6 and if this is not resolved, do send me a pm…

CIS v6 will be the “Gold Standard” in Security that everyone else have to follow.

That’s some strong words. Sounds like it will be the next generation of protection. Can’t wait! ;D

[languy99]

looks good but we shall see how well it does when I put it to the test. >:-D should do good from what I can tell.

[Seany007]

@languy99 post:304

looks good but we shall see how well it does when I put it to the test. >:-D should do good from what I can tell.

Must see ;D

[umbrapolaris]

@Nige_39 post:295

I knew umbrapolaris would of said that

yes i fear that more user friendly CIS will become, all will be “automatized” and less settings options and tweaks we will have.

[daduck10]

The cloud scanning and the submission of unknown files for analysis in manual and scheduled scanning could be enabled by default.

[wasgij6]

@umbrapolaris post:306

yes i fear that more user friendly CIS will become, all will be “automatized” and less settings options and tweaks we will have.

judging from the screenshots it looks like v6 will have plenty of options to configure like the current cis

[_0M0D0]

@Melih post:299

you install an app…later on you decide this is malware or you don’t want it…click on reverse…as if nothing has happened…everything that application did (just that application) is gone…

@wasgij6 post:302

Sounds like CTM integration?

Sounds more like CPM, to me.

[Cassette]

That is very CPM-sounding. Is that what the CPM developers have been doing all this time?

[wasgij6]

what Melih described is exactly what Razvan said they are trying to add to CTM 3. Rollback changes that any application made. Idk if CPM is able to remove all traces of malware. CTM is theory could

[_0M0D0]

CPM is capable of purging all traces of an application from your computer. It’s monitoring functionality keeps track of the changes that are made during the installation and usage of a program. When you uninstall using CPM, it’s as though the software was never there in the first place.

[wasgij6]

@w-e-v post:312

CPM is capable of purging all traces of an application from your computer. It’s monitoring functionality keeps track of the changes that are made during the installation and usage of a program. When you uninstall using CPM, it’s as though the software was never there in the first place.

nope iv had many cases that traces are leftover using CPM, anyways we are off topic here. The only way to find out how they will implement this is to wait for v6.1 we still have a long time to wait.

[Gator]

@captainsticks post:285

It is rather complicated sounding, but it will run your applications in a virtual environment isolated from the main system.
So for one example, if you are Browsing the web and you pick up an infection in Kiosk it will be isolated from the main system preventing any permanent changes or damage to the system.
Nothing will be permanently stored or logged on the main system, which in turn makes it great for privacy concerns.

Similar to timefreeze or shadow defender i’m assuming?

[wasgij6]

@Gator post:314

Similar to timefreeze or shadow defender i’m assuming?

i think it will be more like sandboxie

[Boris_3]

@Melih post:299

you install an app…later on you decide this is malware or you don’t want it…click on reverse…as if nothing has happened…everything that application did (just that application) is gone…

Will it be fully compatible with Backup & Restore software like Acronis, Paragon,…?