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DefenseWall
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Hi,
Just wondered if anyone used the above? Any views on it? I'm currently using Sandboxie and thinking of ditching it for the above...
Just wondered if anyone used the above? Any views on it? I'm currently using Sandboxie and thinking of ditching it for the above...
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Is that the HIPS application? Thats completely different concept to sandboxie ? If you want the strongest HIPS use Comodo http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/. You could try this aswell but its not HIPS http://www.gentlesecurity.com/0
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thomas01155 wrote: »Is that the HIPS application? Thats completely different concept to sandboxie ?
Those questions alone make me doubt your knowledge...0 -
http://www.softsphere.com/ if your suggesting this...0
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A decent comparison and explanation of them both:
http://gladiator-antivirus.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=595050 -
Defense wall is HIPS just using limited right for all new programs. Sandboxie is a sandbox/virtualization. DefenseWall is also just a 30 day trail unless you pay, unlike Comodo which is free forever
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thomas01155 wrote: »unlike Comodo which is free forever

As is sandboxie0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Hi,
Just wondered if anyone used the above? Any views on it? I'm currently using Sandboxie and thinking of ditching it for the above...
Hello davidmt83,
in my case i ditched SbIE and AV software for DefenseWall HIPS. I really like the simple idea of strong protection provided by DW. I think it is amazing app worth any penny.
Cheers!0
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