Impersonation: OLE automationProtectedģ2.Everyday, Internet users are being exposed to a lot of ubiquitous malware programs without their knowledge. (C) COMODO 2008 and again testCOMODO Leaktests v.1.1.0.3Ģ2. Hijacking: SupersedeServiceDllVulnerableģ2. Impersonation: ExplorerAsParentVulnerableģ0. Impersonation: OLE automationVulnerableĢ3. Injection: AdvancedProcessTerminationVulnerableĢ2. Injection: APC dll injectionVulnerableġ9. Injection: CreateRemoteThreadVulnerableġ8. RootkitInstallation: ChangeDrvPathVulnerableġ1. RootkitInstallation: DriverSupersedeVulnerableĤ. RootkitInstallation: LoadAndCallImageVulnerableģ.

RootkitInstallation: MissingDriverLoadProtectedĢ. I`ll be happy to answer any questions you have.Īgaian i run test and again give 50/340. I can go into more detail but if you hit the little '?' button that comodo test program it gives you more technical information about what its testing. However I can see what the test is trying to do. The same goes for the services test, if you install a new legimate program that requires a service to be run at startup (like Daemon tools/Nero/Vmware) it doesnt mean its bad. I had a look at the items that WSA 'Failed' on, pretty much all of them WSA actually protects against and even if its a brand new threat we can roll back the changes in the worse case scenario.įile drop test is used to drop a file in the system32 folder, plenty of legimate programs will drop files in that folder. Have you modified your settings in WSA? I am not sure why you are getting 50 in the test. While I can see what its trying I wouldnt put too much weight in the results. Webroot® Legacy Products (2011 and Prior) 33.Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ - Antivirus for PC Gamers 554.Webroot® Security Awareness Training 53.Webroot® Business Endpoint Protection 1142.Webroot Mobile Security for Android 946.Webroot® Consumer/Business - for Macs 380.Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ - Complete 3837.Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ - Internet Security Plus 2478.Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ - Antivirus 6993.

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