Comodo Internet Security 6.xx Thread Einstellungen

[Alexander Robrec...]

Hi

The First Beta Version of CIS 6 is out

CIS 6 BETA Usability suggestions

https://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner-cis/c...s-t87285.0.html

COMODO Internet Security 6.0.252829.2560 Bug Reports

https://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner-cis/c...s-t87269.0.html

COMODO Internet Security 6.0.252829.2560 BETA Released!

https://forums.comodo.com/beta-corner-cis/c...d-t87274.0.html

[M.Richter]

Positive finde ich das man je nach Type entweder auf Behavior Blocker oder HIPS setzen kann. (sogar beides zusammen möglich)

Falls ihr schon die Version 6 nutzt und Englisch könnt, dann ist folgender Guide zur Einstellung von CIS sehr interessant. Er ermöglicht maximalen Schutz zu userfreundlichen Bedingungen mit wenig Popups.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/ho...do-firewall.htm

Sehr interessant ist, dass empfohlen wird im proaktiven Modus das Hips zu deaktivieren, da der Behaviour Blocker so arbeitet, dass nichts an Schutzwirkung verloren geht, vorrausgesetzt die Autosandbox ist auf "limited" eingestellt..

siehe:

Strongly Recommended Changes

Under the dropdown menu for "Security Settings" click on the one for Defense+. Then click on HIPS. Under this click on the tab for "HIPS Settings". Uncheck the option to "Enable HIPS". My configuration will actually not require you to enable the HIPS. This version of Comodo Internet Security is designed in such a way that you can achieve the same amount of security without enabling the HIPS. Everything we will need is actually now contained within the Behavioral Blocker, which will provide far fewer popups.

Brief Overview of How the Behavioral Blocker Works

Also, I would quickly like to briefly mention the way in which Comodo's behavioral blocker works. If a piece of malware is not yet detected as dangerous by Comodo it will automatically be sandboxed. When in the sandbox it may be able to run, drop files in certain folders, display windows, and perform other actions which may seem alarming. However, do not worry.

The sandbox is watching every action the application tries to make sure that it will not allow it to do anything which can actually harm the computer. Also, the application will not be able to automatically start itself. Thus, once you restart your computer, regardless of how dangerous the malware might have been, the malware will be rendered completely inert upon restart.

However, those files dropped by it may still be sitting on your computer. Other malware scanners may flag these as dangerous and thus it would appear that Comodo Internet Security allowed the computer to be infected. This is not true. In truth, malware is only dangerous if it is active and able to harm your computer or steal information. Thus, since these files are completely inert, you can see that the approach Comodo Internet Security takes towards protecting your computer actually does protect it from all types of malware. Just because there are some leftover files on your computer does not mean that your computer is infected.

Der Beitrag wurde von M.Richter bearbeitet: 21.12.2012, 04:54