The question concerning possibility to kill processes of Comodo. I have the latest version of CIS installed and KillSwitch utility from latest CCE. It is very simple to terminate both cfp.exe and cmdagent.exe, and CIS does not reload them. So, now we have no CIS, no protection, am I right?
CIS has selfprotection. Keep in mind that CIS is not the nanny of the users decisions so if you decide to delete some file from CIS folder CIS won’t stop you. BUT if a malware tires to do the same as you do, it won’t succeed but fail.
OK, I understand that termination using Killswitch is some artificial task. But let’s imagine a malware having legitimate digital signature, so it is treated as trusted app by Comodo, and CIS won’t stop such termination. I mean that if there exists some possibility of such killing, Comodo should increase its protection. There are some other products that give no chance to terminate them by Killswitch. Well it is only my apprehension and you say CIS is strong enough just “out of the box”.
Well, I downloaded latest Process Hacker 2.12, installed just Comodo Firewall with maximal proactive security and tested again on XP SP3. Nothing changed.
First I terminated cmdagent.exe at TP1 (!!!), then cfp.exe was successfully terminated at TT2. I made find in Process Hacker and it shows no “comodo” in Handless or DLLs.
In addition. After termination all Comodo processes I can’t start any program from shortcut on the Desktop. System reboot fixes normal behavior of Comodo and XP.
Please, see my reports and pictures from military1 here. What operating system do you use? I suppose the results obtained strongly depend on what OS we are using: XP or Win7, 32 or 64 bit.
Do you mean any protection software, not only Comodo? And again: is there a dependence on OS?