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Malwarebytes WIndows Firewall control.
justaquestion
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Hi,
I wonder if anyone has tried Malwarebytes windows firewall control.
I had zone alarm but was causing problems, I quite like the idea of a firewall asking for permission for program to access the net, but I understand windows firewall doesn't do this.
But it seems that Malwarebytes acquired the above company and this firewall add on is free from,
https://www.binisoft.org/
Anyone else tried it or have opinions?
thanks
I wonder if anyone has tried Malwarebytes windows firewall control.
I had zone alarm but was causing problems, I quite like the idea of a firewall asking for permission for program to access the net, but I understand windows firewall doesn't do this.
But it seems that Malwarebytes acquired the above company and this firewall add on is free from,
https://www.binisoft.org/
Anyone else tried it or have opinions?
thanks
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No as i have firewall controls with my Internet Security .0
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I haven't used it, but... from the website, it looks like it just gives "easier" access to the built-in Windows firewall.0
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It’s been a few years since I used Binisoft Windows Firewall Control but it was fine as I recall.
Basically it appears to be a GUI/front end to simplify configuration of the built-in Windows Firewall, in particular outbound protection which Windows Firewall doesn’t block by default.
Personally, I still found it too complicated and much prefer the free version of Sphinx Windows 10 Firewall Control.
This acts in a similar way with Windows Firewall but is probably the easiest controllable inbound/outbound firewall I have used.
From the start it blocks all connections by default but with each alert simply tell it to block or allow, outbound and/or inbound (editable) and that’s all there is to it.0
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