CryptoPrevent v6 is no longer based solely on Windows software restriction policies, and now includes a real-time filter and definitions files/updates! New ‘Filter Module’ that can filter certain executables against hash based definitions, can also filter based on other criteria using a more complex rule set, and allow user the option to run the file anyway. Enabled for CPL, SCR, and PIF files by default – advanced options allow to enable for EXE/COM files also (experimental!) New […]
As you may have heard, there was a recent DoJ/FBI take down of the main network of criminals responsible for distributing the CryptoLocker malware. This does not mean the end of ransomware threats, so CryptoPrevent has been updated several times since the take down, and it will continue to be updated as I can do it. There are several copycats out there (CryptoWall/CryptoDefense) that must be addressed, and don’t forget that due to the way CryptoPrevent works and […]
Fab’s AutoBackup and AutoBackup Pro (for PC technician usage) have been released today. First off, if you don’t have Fab’s, give it a try. If you decide to purchase get 20% off by using this link with this coupon code: 7GFJW3 Next you should know that current versions of d7x already supports version 5, 6, 7, and future versions! d7x will be looking for any executable named AutoBackup5Pro.exe, AutoBackup6Pro.exe, AutoBackup7Pro.exe or AutoBackup[x]Pro.exe anywhere in your 3rd Party Tools directory. You also have the […]
CryptoPrevent Premium users with v4.7+ now have the ability to create custom block or allow policies!!! This does follow certain syntax, so please see this forum thread for more information. This can be a very effective but also very DANGEROUS feature, so please do NOT use this feature if you are not comfortable with Windows Software Restriction Policies and rule syntax!
http://download.d7xtech.com/dUninstaller.zip v2.0 Added /u=App Name parameter to uninstall individual items matching a search string (App Name) Added whitelist capability to override uninstall definitions functionality for specific items. v3.1 Added optional definitions to automatically delete files/directories and registry keys/values after uninstalls are completed. v3.1.1 Fixed an issue causing the installed apps window to be blank. v3.2 Added Publisher to display, replacing the Identifier which wasn’t really necessary to view. v3.2.1 Several bug fixes.
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Sorry people, I fired off the latest version with a bug causing the installed apps window to be blank!!! Direct download of 3.1.1: http://download.d7xtech.com/dUninstaller.zip
New in v3.1: Added new feature to delete files/directories and registry keys/values after automatic uninstalls are performed (registered version only.) https://www.d7xtech.com/vb6-projects/duninstaller/ Recent History: v2.0 Added /u=App Name parameter to uninstall individual items matching a search string (App Name) Added whitelist capability to override uninstall definitions functionality for specific items. v3.1 Added optional definitions to automatically delete files/directories and registry keys/values after uninstalls are completed.
New option to block the execution of SYSKEY.EXE as recently being exploited by malware. See this thread for the initial idea, thanks Simon!
Whitelisting: dUninstaller as you may know has uninstall definitions functionality that is treated as a wildcard search term, case insensitive. So you could in theory put “toolbar” in the definitions, and any installer entry with “toolbar” in the name will be uninstalled. The downside is you may end up uninstalling legitimate toolbars you wish to leave installed. Now with the whitelist functionality, you can whitelist legitimate apps, and just the same as the uninstall definitions it […]
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