New Comodo Leak Test and Component Monitor

[Graham1]

I’m still unsure how Component Monitor works when set as “Learn Mode”. It seems that in this mode, dll’s are automatically added (permitted) to the list during normal use. Having run Comodo’s latest leak test, you are prompted to permit/deny the dll. Is this because of suspicious activity? (i.e set in Application Behaviour Analysis).

[egemen]

@Graham1 post:1

I’m still unsure how Component Monitor works when set as “Learn Mode”. It seems that in this mode, dll’s are automatically added (permitted) to the list during normal use. Having run Comodo’s latest leak test, you are prompted to permit/deny the dll. Is this because of suspicious activity? (i.e set in Application Behaviour Analysis).

Yes. Any suspicious activity will lead to a popup unless it cant decide by itself.

Egemen

[Graham1]

@egemen post:2

Yes. Any suspicious activity will lead to a popup unless it cant decide by itself.

So would setting Component Monitor to “Turn Off” not perform these checks?

[egemen]

@Graham1 post:3

So would setting Component Monitor to “Turn Off” not perform these checks?

No. It will still check. The only way to disable is to disable monitor DLL Injections option. You can easily play and see.