FlashPlayerPlugin_11_5_502_135.exe.i just go to www.flash.com and watch it sandbox it automatically twice. …update your flash by the way there’s an update to flash a release NOT a beta is out now…There’s plenty of time for me to get motivated for a bug report. i saw this same behavior with 2626,39, and now 2674 i actually did fill out a bug report on this for 2639. these are different environments. and it still does it. i used to run bitdefender and firefox would lock up. see link to old bug report here.might want to play around a bit seems to go away and come back as you open and close ice dragon browser to different flash websites. i don’t and and im not going to chase how it behaves with Firefox.I just tried it on the intel pc which doesn’t have firefox either and it sandboxes flash twice also. as soon as you close the browser they leave the sandbox. some webpages hanging up with this.browser acts funny/sticky.pages struggle or don’t load at all sometimes
this is the original bug report from when i was running 2639…
scroll down a a few posts and you will see a very detailed bug report.Also read my notes below about this environment compared to the bug report.
check screen shot, killswitch log is Attached Below. haven’t been paying attention until now.
what do others get from 2674 and ice dragon with latest flash?? I don’t even have Firefox installed…
i’m a comodo ice dragon addict…
I will find time for bug fix report on this.It makes www.playboy.com not load. it’s like like lightning when you go to playboy with the behavior blocker/auto sand box is off. but when it’s on no way. i will test firefox also too. got to have my playboy. lol ;D
Diagnostics report:
File attached,Killswitch log,Defense+ log file and screenshot
Full Comodo product and version:
Comodo Internet Security 6.0.260739.2674 Fire Wall Only Installed
Operating System:
Windows 8 Pro x64
Configuration:
Configuration: Proactive
Firewall: Enabled (safe mode)
Defense+ HIPS: Enabled (safe mode)/Enable Enhanced Protection Mode is on
Defense+ Behavior Blocker: Enabled (limited)
Comdo AV: Not Installed
Block Fragmented IP Traffice Checked
Enable Anti Arp Spoofing checked
Using Comodo Secure DNS settings in Network Card Dns Settings
Other Software Installed
Avast! 7 Antiviruse all updated as of today
Super Antispyware with real time protection active/lifetime license updated a of today
Malwarebytes 1.65.1.1000 free mode no realtime active
HitMan Pro 3.7.0 build 182 free version no realtime active
Step by step description to reproduce the issue:
Install Firefox 17.01 or Ice Dragon 17.01
start firefox go to www.flash.com, or www.playboy.com (login), or a heavy flash website and you will see on the widget 2 items sandboxed. check the sand box and you find 2 FlashPlayerPlugin_11_5_502_135.exe
most of the web page loads, then it it just hangs. does not go not responding, but webites actulaly work with flash sandboxed just very slow. the previous version of flash did this but have no logs or screens shots before the update to current version.Attcahed is diagnostic, killswitch log save,defens+ log file and screenshot.
What does this mean?
Firefox and Icedragon cannot be correctly or happly used with comodo 6 cis 2674. Expect hanging internmittent loading webpages.
What actually happened or you actually saw: Working webpages. But VERY slow like glue.And sometimes no webpages would load at all and made me to belive I had a a network problem
What you expected to happen or see:Fast webpages fully flash enabled
How you tried to fix it & what happened: Disabled behavior blockerin CIS 6 and everything was fast again with no problems
If its a software compatibility problem have you tried the compatibility fixes (link in format)?:
No there is nothing else running when it occurs. And it has happened with previous flash player.
Details & exact version of any software (execpt CIS) involved (with download link unless malware):
Avast!7.0.1474 Free Av version, Superantispyware 5.6.1014
Whether you can make the problem happen again, and if so exact steps to make it happen:Choose a browser Ice Dragon 17.01 or Firefox 17.01 and go to flash.com and watch the sandbox counter on the widget. Close the browsr and they leave the sandbox
Any other information (eg your guess regarding the cause, with reasons):
B. Files appended. (Please zip unless screenshots).Screenshot, Killswitch Log, And Diagnostic
0. A diagnostics report file (Click ‘?’ in top right of main GUI) Required for all issues):
Screenshots of the 6.0 Killswitch Process Tab (see Advanced tasks ~ Watch Activity) or 5.x Active process list. If accessible, required for all issues:
Screenshots illustrating the bug:
Screenshots of related CIS event logs:
A CIS config report or file.
Crash or freeze dump file:
Screenshot of More~About page. Can be used instead of typed product and AV database version.
C. Your set-up
CIS version, AV database version & configuration used: 6.0.260739.2674 Proactive
a) Have you updated (without uninstall) from a previous version of CIS:NO
b) if so, have you tried a clean reinstall (without losing settings - if not please do)?:
a) Have you imported a config from a previous version of CIS:NO
b) if so, have U tried a standard config (without losing settings - if not please do)?:
Have you made any other major changes to the default config? (eg ticked ‘block all unknown requests’, other egs here.):Defense+ Ticked enable enhanced protection, Firewall Settings, ticked block fragmented IP Traffic, ticked enable anti-ARP spoofing. Enabled Stealth Ports
Defense+, Sandbox, Firewall & AV security levels: D+= SAFE, Sandbox= partially limited, Firewall = SAFE, AV = Not Installed.
OS version, service pack, number of bits, UAC setting, & account type: Windows 8 x64,UAC Off, Administrator level account
Other security and utility software currently installed: Superantispyware 5.6.1014, Avast!7.0.1474 Free version
Other security software previously installed at any time since Windows was last installed:none
Virtual machine used (Please do NOT use Virtual box):NONE, But issue occurs on two different PC”S both running Windows 8 x64 pro, UAC OFff, Administrator accounts
Thank you very much for your report in standard format, with all information supplied. The care you have taken is much appreciated by Comodo, and will increase the likelihood that this bug can be fixed.
Developers may or may or may not communicate with you in the forum or by PM/IM, depending on time availability and need. Because you have supplied complete information they may be able to replicate and fix the bug without doing so.
Update. I tested Waterfox 16.01 64 bit and it uses what looks like the 32 bit flashplayer. CIS 6 does not sandbox the flash player plugin with waterfox 64bit. Waterfox runs fine. Very fast…so until icedrgaon and or firefox bug is fixed with the double auto sandboxing of flash player plugin i guess i will have to use waterfox.
I’m having a similar problem with Firefox 17.0.1. Flash sites are extremely slow. The file
“C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil64_11_5_502_135_Plugin.exe”
listed as an unknown file and sandboxed. If I attempt to submit it the submission fails. It appears to move to trusted files OK but shows up as unknown again. If I click the hyperliink I get a message saying Windows can’t find the file.
This bug makes flash sites unusable. Please give it a high priority. I suggest your developers look at the fact that Firefox is 32-bit and the file involved is most likely
“C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerPlugin_11_5_502_135.exe”
they may be getting confused by file redirection.
I’m in contact with Comodo on another bug report I filed I have sent them email asking if they have time to get to this one yet. I am ready for them…I sent email.
We believe this problem to be resolved, because you told us so, it’s on a fix list, or we have checked and found it resolved. So I am moving it to resolved issues.
If you feel it is not resolved, now or at any time in the future, please PM an active mod who will move it back to the main board for consideration. When it is moved please add to the topic your reasons for believing it not resolved.