Using the firewall with 25h2 and so far so good.
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working without any problems
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Running CIS Pro 12.3.4.8162 with Win 11 Pro (Windows 11 25H2) no problems
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As for me I can confirm this.
After much research into the problems with the latest CAVs, I decided (once again) to continue using Comodo. @cruelsister’s and @Andy Ful’s comments, as well as my own extensive experience with Comodo’s security software, were particularly helpful.
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Will add that i just updated my old FX 8350 pc from win 10 to 25h2 with flyby11 classic as its a unsupported pc and have Comodo 12.3.4.8162 firewall on that pc as well and all is good.
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Have you tried to update Windows with all protection disabled?
Regarding the Comodo CVE’s there seems to be a lack of understanding over at MT as to what is involved. All 3 of those are essentially Man-in-the Middle (MITM) attacks which can happen to any system protected by anything (although Corporations are the primary target- like the Equifax breach last year).
But for Comodo to be affected, note that for the MITM CVE’s to be relevant, a script has to be sent to Comodo which bypasses Script Analysis and then run some sort of a Stealer that will avoid Containment- (Good Luck with That)- I keep asking on MT for a file hash of a malicious file that will compromise a CF protected system, but so far no Joy.
In short as I’ve noted before, The Dogs May Bark, but the Caravan Travels On…
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Thanks for clearing that up @cruelsister. I’m not a member over there but read it from time to time and there always seems to be people that think they know more than they actually do. I put more trust into what you and Andy Ful say than the rest since the other’s seem to just like bashing what they don’t like.
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I guess I should add one thing regarding MITM attacks- although diverse (and much already covered by modern routers), added protection can be done by Comodo if one chooses by clicking the “Enable anti-ARP Spoofing” box in Firewall settings.
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There are many types of MITM attacks. That Comodo setting does indeed protect ARP cache poisoning, but obviously not from other social engineering based MITM attacks which no firewall can prevent.
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TheMalwareMaster
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Dear prodex, I welcome you and your decision to use COMODO!!!
Dear cruel sister, thank you for your detailed, accurate and lucid explanations on the topic!!!
Dear cruel sister. Do you also use Win 11 Pro (Windows 11 25H2)?
Yes. Actually I’m in the process of updating the system with today’s’ cumulative update:
2025-10 Cumulative Update for Windows 11, version 25H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5066835) (26200.6899)
If any incompatibilities arise with respect to Comodo (they won’t), I’ll report them here…
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Thank you for your reply.
Updated 2 pc’s(1 supported by 11 and 1 unsupported) to Win 11 build 26200.6899 with cf 12.3.4.8162 with no issues.
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The process is still
-export config
-uninstall current
-install new version
?
Figure its time to move on from 8012, assuming the issues with WSL network and RAMdisks formatted as NTFS has been solved?
Hi,
Database updates haven’t worked for 24 hours now. What’s wrong?