I previously made a bug report here (maybe it was not posted in the most relevant section). With 2 topics, this bug should garner the attention it deserves. ;D
Still no threatcast for me… :-\
More people with no threatcast ratings: see this post (for poll and details).
Ergh… Yesterday Comodo prompted me to update, so I accepted. This was in a limited user in Vista 32bit. It prompted me for the admin password, which I typed in but then the update icon in the systray dissappeared after a while (I couldn’t maximize the icon, had to mouse over to see the progress.) The version hadn’t changed, so I rebooted and logged into our admin account and ran the update. All went well, and I think from memory I got a threatcast rating when I used a leaktest to see if the firewall was working (I’ve had threatcast ratings on the previous version of 3.8 for everything it alerted)
Now when I run the leaktest (found here: GRC | LeakTest -- Firewall Leakage Tester )
I no longer get a threatcast rating. I see the threatcast tab, but it defaults to showing me the ‘security considerations’ tab. When I hit the threatcast tab I see “no threatcast rating is available at the moment…”
I was connected to the internet when I let it run the update, and aside from this issue I’ve not had any problems. The leaktest has previously shown a threatcast rating so it’s not like it’s not in the database.
At first I didn’t get any TC ratings. Then I installed CIS .477 while online, and the ratings magically started to appear. But now I don’t any longer get them. A reboot must’ve somehow disabled the ratings, like what happened to jeremysbost.
Using Win XP Home SP3 Finnish,
CIS latest version 3.8.xxx.477. Threatcast is enabled, Defense+ set to safe mode, firewall to safe mode, configuration is Proactive security.
use on both vista and xp and never have recieved any rating,tried installing when im online doesnt work,i gave up on threatcast.should still be in a beta stage because its buggy doesnt work for alot of people.
Would that be traffic to TCP port 41 ?
See what Sans has to say about this, I’ve never seen this for “normal” use… this looks like a deepthroat trojan
Where 70% of the users allowed that ?
Strange IP belongs to openDNS, to they use Port 41 ?
Unfortunately, ThreatCast has never worked for me. I’ve even tried allowing port 41 to my computer, still no luck. Is this a known bug by Comodo, and are you trying to fix it?
Still, ThreatCast or not, Comodo is a kick arse application.
At the moment, all 7 times it has been observed have been as blocked. If, when one of you allows it I see an ‘allowed 1 time’ on my threatcast, we know it is functioning correctly.