Hi Jon79,
Lockdown mode looks interesting, but limiting it to Microsoft and Comodo could lead to some problems (for example, what about Intel, Nvidia or Realtek?)
Consider this as a state, you get in and get out and is non-persistent across boot, as during boot there can be number of critical apps and services that should run, so assume this as a post boot option, you can enable.
About sandbox mode, what do you mean by untrusted? Untrusted for the user or untrusted for Comodo Cloud?
That is not connected with Lock Down mode, just another option in case Comodo rating is untrusted, application can be blocked, right now we have default option as sandbox.
My idea about this feature is that the user should have full control about apps that can run, either by manual whitelist or by custom TVL.
Any other app should be sandboxed unless the cloud lookup find it to be malicious (and the user still has the option to exclude such a file)
In "Lock Down" mode, you can define applications that can run and also malicious will be blocked as well as cloud look up will be working. So it pretty much achieves what you are looking for.
Thanks
-umesh
Hi Umesh,
Lockdown mode looks interesting, but limiting it to Microsoft and Comodo could lead to some problems (for example, what about Intel, Nvidia or Realtek?)
About sandbox mode, what do you mean by untrusted? Untrusted for the user or untrusted for Comodo Cloud?
My idea about this feature is that the user should have full control about apps that can run, either by manual whitelist or by custom TVL.
Any other app should be sandboxed unless the cloud lookup find it to be malicious (and the user still has the option to exclude such a file)