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Dukun Cabul
1 minute ago, Undertaker said:

Looks like Kaspersky have fixed the firewall bug they had long ago, where if you created application filter rules and updated the installation with a new build, it would reset the filter rules. But as per @Dukun Cabul testing that is not happening now. :thumbsup:

 

FYI, if I block at system level..... I must block Local addresses too .... otherwise it will failed ;)

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Undertaker
Just now, Dukun Cabul said:

FYI, if I block at system level..... I must block Local addresses too .... otherwise it will failed ;)

That should not be happening.

The Curious Case of Kasperky :lol:

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12 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

Looks like Kaspersky have fixed the firewall bug they had long ago, where if you created application filter rules and updated the installation with a new build, it would reset the filter rules. But as per @Dukun Cabul testing that is not happening now. :thumbsup:

Kaspersky fixed nothing — the firewall most probably already had anti-DNS spoofing and ARP cache poisoning capabilities (if what Dukun Cabul claims turns out to be true.) ^_^

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4 hours ago, hamanokaito said:

 

User account limited administrator privileges. So you can't use trialreset or fix with administrator.

 

thx and dixpezj4ro0bsxfxg.gif  at Windows and al that tools for surfing | Now I am angry enough to start a hard work - setup a dual boot system with Windows for some tools there are not present under Linux and Ubuntu to go online

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Dukun Cabul
34 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

That should not be happening.

 

You are right ... I just did a test on 2nd PC Win 8.1 Pro Blocked at system level

I deleted/unblocked Local addresses and nothing happened ( it happened on 1st PC Win 10 Pro yesterday)

Gonna test again on 1st PC :lol:

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32 minutes ago, Undertaker said:
33 minutes ago, Dukun Cabul said:

FYI, if I block at system level..... I must block Local addresses too .... otherwise it will failed ;)

That should not be happening.

The Curious Case of Kasperky :lol:

Strange and truly commendable that Kaspersky is able to retain the IDM activation state despite being configured rather loosely with limited local addresses instead of All (which I hinted at, earlier.) F3h9xqz.gif

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Undertaker
19 minutes ago, dcs18 said:

Strange and truly commendable that Kaspersky is able to retain the IDM activation state despite being configured rather loosely with limited local addresses instead of All (which I hinted at, earlier.) F3h9xqz.gif

Agree with you.

 

@Dukun Cabul On a second and much closer look, that configuration is made all wrong by those local addresses. Infact, your IDM should have lost its registration going by that rule. I suspect your system has some other protection which kept IDM activation intact.

 

 

1 hour ago, Dukun Cabul said:

5, Visit IDM home page - download ....... blocked

When on an application level protection, you should be able to visit and download the IDM setup from official site.

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Dukun Cabul

@Undertaker

 

This is my last test ..... I'm exhausted :lol:

Blocking IPs at system level (Packet Rule) with KIS
1. Remove KIS firewall rule for IDM
2. Make system contaminated (LOL)
3. Check registry and found 2 CLSID keys, one has MData value (6DD...)
4. Keep the system contaminated in order to make it harder to fix B)
5. Configure packet rule, block Remote addresses only
6. Open IDM ...... Blocked with Fake serial notification
7. Visit IDM homepage ..... blocked
8. Run IDM_AIO.bat and performed empty CLSID key check (I suspected this is the secret weapon :rolleyes:)
9. Open IDM .... Successful and Registered :lol:
10. Run IDM quick updates .... blocked
11. Visit IDM homepage .... blocked
12. Accessing following URLs .... blocked
http://50.97.82.44/idman628build15.exe
http://50.97.82.44/commerce/2odlksMSLPFNW84503ksu99vnwud/idman628build15f.exe
http://50.97.82.44/updates/dfghrtv3465773FRJD843dedhx250dlAsb/idmupdt.exe
13. Download multiple files .... successful no issue
14. Turn Off/On IDM ... no issue
15. Restart system + launch IDM on startup .... no issue
16. Turn Off/On PC + launch IDM on startup .... no issue
17. Download another files again ..... successful no issue
 
Gonna take a nap now :P
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Dukun Cabul
11 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

@Dukun Cabul Sorry if you felt this way, but I was just telling the way, the firewall should have responded.

 

I was just kidding bro :lol:

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Dukun Cabul
19 hours ago, Undertaker said:

When on an application level protection, you should be able to visit and download the IDM setup from official site.

 

I modded the rule to meet your needs :lol:

Check it out

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44 minutes ago, Dukun Cabul said:

 

I modded the rule to meet your needs :lol:

Check it out

I didn't tell to delete IPs for accessing IDM homepage. And when I said you should be able to download IDM setup, I meant in the browser not through IDM. The testing was incomplete but let it be.;)

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Dukun Cabul
31 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

I didn't tell to delete IPs for accessing IDM homepage. And when I said you should be able to download IDM setup, I meant in the browser not through IDM. The testing was incomplete but let it be.;)

 

OK then, ATM I prefer to use my current configuration ....... ;)

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Just tested KIS 19.0.0.417 build

 

Exclusive IP blocking at application level is working.

Upgrades between builds went smoothly(looks like the age old problem of forgetting rules when updating versions is gone).

 

Point to be bragged:- Adguard IP filtering was still faster than KIS blocking, had to disable Adguard first :lol:@dcs18 :naughty:

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On 6/30/2017 at 8:40 PM, Undertaker said:

But these are only a few sites, I thought you were gonna do a more generalized tutorial focussing on adblockers rather than sites.

And meanwhile, mention something about uBlock also since you are using it now. :P

 

Just now, Undertaker said:

Point to be bragged:- Adguard IP filtering was still faster than KIS blocking, had to disable Adguard first :lol:@dcs18 :naughty:

When I try to draft my (ad. blocking) tutorial points, it becomes increasingly evident that the body of the matter is turning out all the same when it comes to mainstream blockers like uBlock and AdBlock Plus.

 

However, with uMatrix in the picture, the equation takes a totally different turn — unfortunately though, if I plan-out a uMatrix tutorial, it's gonna consume a lot of my time (little wonder the Author himself, avoids this subject.)

 

Point here, (if just application level is taken into consideration,) it's between Adguard and uMatrix — you might want to test-out my words. :naughty:

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3 minutes ago, dcs18 said:

Point here, (if just application level is taken into consideration,) it's between Adguard and uMatrix — you might want to test-out my words. :naughty:

Standalone, Adguard trumps uMatrix :yes:

 

I still want that tutorial no matter what, I'm sure I will learn some new things.

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Just now, Undertaker said:

Standalone, Adguard trumps uMatrix :yes:

Unless I personally test out both on a apple-to-apple basis, wouldn't be in such a haste to jump to conclusions.

 

There was this interesting moment when I was witness to a brief encounter between the Developers of uMatrix and Adguard — it went well though and (if I remember right,) ended-up with them; praising each other.

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3 minutes ago, dcs18 said:

Unless I personally test out both on a apple-to-apple basis, wouldn't be in such a haste to jump to conclusions.

 

There was this interesting moment when I was witness to a brief encounter between the Developers of uMatrix and Adguard — it went well though and (if I remember right,) ended-up with them; praising each other.

Yeah, they have been woking in collaboration on things, gorhill would eventually be adding Adguard's list as default replacing easylists. But standalone program as against the extension is out of comparison. Since 2014, have been telling you to atleast try Adguard once.

It's not like I haven't tried uMatrix, but you need extensions together with it(like an adblocker) to work fully. I am just happy with my single Adguard program :hug:

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Just now, Undertaker said:

It's not like I haven't tried uMatrix, but you need extensions together with it(like an adblocker) to work fully.

Nah, for most effective purposes, it can be used as a standalone — the only drawback would be a lack of element-hiding and loss of granularity when it comes to selectively allow/block from among the same genre. When it comes to granularity between different genre though, nothing comes finer than uMatrix.

 

In fact, when I started learning uMatrix there was a conscious effort made to remove all other forms of blocking (including the ones built into Firefox.)


 

7 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

Since 2014, have been telling you to atleast try Adguard once.

The stumbling block (for me) has always been deployment to hundreds of client machines.

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2 minutes ago, dcs18 said:

the only drawback would be a lack of element-hiding and loss of granularity when it comes to selectively allow/block from among the same genre.

This is the main deal beaker for me and potentially for uMatrix as well.

As most of the sites are now adding scripts on their own as first-party and under their own domain ambit.

Noticed this recently(like 2-3 months back) on Ice Frog's PC where it failed.

Then I tried it on my PC and it failed here too.

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31 minutes ago, Undertaker said:
37 minutes ago, dcs18 said:

the only drawback would be a lack of element-hiding and loss of granularity when it comes to selectively allow/block from among the same genre. When it comes to granularity between different genre though, nothing comes finer than uMatrix.

This is the main deal beaker for me and potentially for uMatrix as well.

As most of the sites are now adding scripts on their own as first-party and under their own domain ambit.

Noticed this recently(like 2-3 months back) on Ice Frog's PC where it failed.

Then I tried it on my PC and it failed here too.

I want examples with links — uMatrix has never known to have failed on my system (worse comes to worse, it blocks more than the average Joe would like — however, that's exactly what I look forward to . . . . . . 0-day prevention.)

 

ATM, my deployment (uMatrix only) protects clients from more than 99% of porno stuff from rendering (even from sites that haven't yet been created) and any other present form of malvertising.

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1 hour ago, dcs18 said:

I want examples with links — uMatrix has never known to have failed on my system (worse comes to worse, it blocks more than the average Joe would like — however, that's exactly what I look forward to . . . . . . 0-day prevention.)

 

ATM, my deployment (uMatrix only) protects clients from more than 99% of porno stuff from rendering (even from sites that haven't yet been created) and any other present form of malvertising.

But your system is protected at multiple levels. That won't be pure testing. :nono:

Give me your uMatrix Configuration, I'll try. :yes:

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2 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

But your system is protected at multiple levels. That won't be pure testing. :nono:

The 1st part about multi-level protection is true — however, my implementation does not allow for overlap between different levels.

 

 

2 hours ago, Undertaker said:

Noticed this recently(like 2-3 months back) on Ice Frog's PC where it failed.

2 minutes ago, Undertaker said:

Give me your uMatrix Configuration, I'll try. :yes:

A rattle-snake won't employ the same tame & lame config. as a frog — now . . . . . . would he? tx38TOr.gif

 

Check your PM for my uMatrix config . . . . . . after some time.

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Just now, dcs18 said:

The 1st part about multi-level protection is true — however, my implementation does not allow for overlap between different levels.

 

 

A rattle-snake won't employ the same tame & lame config. as a frog — now . . . . . . would he? tx38TOr.gif

 

Check your PM for my uMatrix config . . . . . . after some time.

He used uBlock and uMatrix configuration like you and then he encountered the site. And I introduced him to Adguard. :lol:

I say true testing because here we are comparing standalones uMatrix and Adguard. I remember how PLP protects you even from IDM nags.

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