Hey.
¿ Comodo Internet Security is safer if you add a password for the configuration of the CIS ?, If an external connection or a virus attempts to access the configuration, ¿ this type of attack would be blocked by your password ?
CIS self-protection should prevent any program (whitelisted or not) from interfering with it. Therefore I don’t think that having a password (or not having a password) should make any difference.
Can someone please correct me if I’m wrong.
You would think that a password would add to the security, right? Also, isn’t it also possible that maybe some malware would almost be able to stop Comodo? Afterall, there has been some malware that has been able to bypass the firewall
When using default settings unknown files will get sandboxed and will be blocked from changing protected files and folders. The user won’t get notified so cannot accidentally allow a virus to change CIS configuration settings.
In short: a password does not make CIS more secure or better equipped to protect its self.
