As I only have linux machines, I don't have any experience with Malwarebytes. Has anyone else run into this -- is it a case of Malwarebytes just not liking BBSes or something else?
As I only have linux machines, I don't have any experience with Malwarebytes. Has anyone else run into this -- is it a case of Malwarebytes
just not liking BBSes or something else?
it sounds like he's using the trial version or the paid version where you have
ore features. honestly it's just overkill unless you really ARE infected and u want to try to clean out your system.
i would install it to try on your system bu it's become so convoluted i wont w
t it on my systems.
As I only have linux machines, I don't have any experience with
Malwarebytes. Has anyone else run into this -- is it a case of Malwarebytes just not liking BBSes or something else?
i would install it to try on your system bu it's become so convoluted i wont w
t it on my systems.
Isn't Malwarebytes a windows program?
https://block.malwarebytes.com?lic=Licensed&cat=Trojan&lang=en&prod=M BAM-C&ver=4 .6.7.301&cpv=1.0.2222&upv=1.0.79814&ldr=290&ip=67.131.57.133&url =capitolcityonl i
ne.net
Connection: close
it's also possible that your ip got blacklisted by malwarebytes.
you could have got scanned by one of those shitty port scanners and you got put
on a list for being compromised and malwarebytes used the list.
To: MROAnother useful one I've been using that's really easy on resources and easy to configure is Avast, both the freeware version as well as the professional version. Very little interference with all Windows programs. I am not sure if it is available on other OSes... Not sure. https://www.avast.com
As I only have linux machines, I don't have any experience with Malwarebytes. Has anyone else run into this -- is it a case of Malwarebytes just not liking BBSes or something else?
it sounds like he's using the trial version or the paid version
where you have ore features. honestly it's just overkill unless you
really ARE infected and u want to try to clean out your system.
I think it is the paid version.
i would install it to try on your system bu it's become so convoluted
i wont w t it on my systems.
Isn't Malwarebytes a windows program?
it's also possible that your ip got blacklisted by malwarebytes.
you could have got scanned by one of those shitty port scanners and you got put
on a list for being compromised and malwarebytes used the list.
That is what I also suspect.
Another useful one I've been using that's really easy on resources and easy to configure is Avast, both the freeware version as well as the professional version. Very little interference with all Windows programs. I am not sure if it is available on other OSes... Not sure. https://www.avast.com
Best regards,
From: "MRO" <mro@BBSESINF.remove-olj-this>
By: Marc Lewis to alt.bbs.synchronet on Mon Jan 22 2024 03:34 pm
Another useful one I've been using that's really easy on resources
and easy
to configure is Avast, both the freeware version as well as the
professional
version. Very little interference with all Windows programs. I am
not sure
if it is available on other OSes... Not sure. https://www.avast.com
Best regards,
wasnt avast caught selling our information?
i just use the ms security essentials.
There are specific settings in Avast under settings - personal privacy to turn off sharing. I'm sure that some folks will still not be convinced. I've been satisfied with its performance. I will check further and see. You may in fact be correct.
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