Strange problem

Looks like Comodo does not recognize digital signature of Neo Technology products. ???

http://neotechnology.com.mx/en/productos/home.html

CIS shows no “unlimited access request” popup.
“Automatically detect installers/updaters…” option is enabled.

Can you check it?

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even if has a certificate in the file, unknown files run to sandbox. :wink:

  • COMODO Help Document

The shield icons at the upper left of each alert are color coded according to the risk level presented by the activity or request.
However, it cannot be stressed enough that you should still read the information in order to reach an informed decision on allowing or blocking the activity.

Yellow Icons - Low Severity - In most cases, you can safely approve these requests. The ‘Remember my answer’ option is automatically pre-selected for safe requests

Orange Icons - Medium Severity - Carefully read the information in the alert description area before making a decision.
These alerts could be the result of a harmless process or activity by a trusted program or an indication of an attack by malware. If you know the application to be safe, then it is usually okay to allow the request. If you do not recognize the application performing the activity or connection request then you should block it.

Red Icons - High Severity - These alerts indicate highly suspicious behavior that is consistent with the activity of a Trojan horse, virus or other malware program. Carefully read the information provided when deciding whether to allow it to proceed.

Why CIS shows no “unlimited access request” popup?
This is not recognized as installer?

if unknown file requiered to administrator privileges, show “unlimited access request” alert.

Just submit it for white listing.

It seems a new security product. Downloading now…& will try to do a little test to see what & how it is.

Does it use Kaspersky engine, signs, etc…as the info mentions iswift & ichecker tech which I guess is in Kaspersky?

UPDATE - Cannot test as english language is not available.