The CIS version 6 should have web filter, which I think is a must, as is Avast and AVG LinkScaner blocking malicious code before it starts the web browser.
¿ What web filter CIS currently has 5.10 ?, ¿ Does the dns Comodo ?.
I now use the CIS along with AVG LinkScaner, and it works well, ¿ has any other ideas ?.
I agree to some stage but they won’t do it… Comodo 5.10 don’t have web/url filter… Comodo DNS is not good it needs a lot of work Norton and OpenDNS way better… Bad guys becoming more nasty this days that means url filter is a thing of a past… The bad guys now redirect you in such a way that url filter won’t protect you at all… Url filters was always under big Q if they really protect you…
By all means question the effectiveness of a “web/url filter”, but is the kind you describe and doubt the benefit of, the same as what Avast or AVG provide?
Well if a website has a malware, & Comodo doesn’t have a detection for this malware but the Web Filter has this website blacklisted, I guess WebFilter could be useful & protect from this kind of situation, m I right?
Web filters can be used to other purposes too. Like protecting children getting to harmful dites that contain sex, violence etc unsuitable material. Norton DNS can do a little bit of that too whiththe tightest policy. And as i have understoo also Comodo DNS beta.
After trying K9 Web Protector malwaredomainlist.com infected link, the truth that is excellent detection K9 Web Protector, I was surprised because blocking almost all the links I’ve tried it also does not slow browsing, but the ping is a bit higher.
You’re right, the K9 Web Protection is excellent, better than AVG LinkScaner.
Sorry for maybe a silly question, but I have experienced a lot of infected systems lately that must have been infected while browsing the web.
None of them was equipped with CIS.
The infection was not noticeable until restart. Then the windows shell had been replaced by a new shell, no functionality but one field to enter a ucash code to pay something for getting access again to the system.
Would CIS have protected the systems against that? None of the other installed security solutions did, and I have had no feedback yet after installing CIS on those systems about new attacks.