How to block Babylon, 7Pic and Sweetimm
I am having a real struggle in stopping Babylon, 7Picuploader and some other crap called Trust (sweetimm) ending up on my XP based desktop. Sweetimm is interesting, it blows kisses at me! I have the latest version of Norton Interenet Security and am a little pissed off that it does not pick up these intrusions. Previous versions of the software allowed me to block this junk manually but this latest version doesn't. I can disable the Norton Firewall and use the Microsoft one which will work but it is not exactly a good solution. I have removed all files manually from my PC that relate to these programms, including all the hidden files but this rubbish still gets back and installs. There must be a way that Norton IS can be configured to stop these intrusions?
My product is wrongfully labeled as a threat by Norton.
Hi, My product is wrongfully labeled as a threat by Norton and a .dll file is deleted by Norton and thus the product does not function correct. It is the 'File Insight service that warns about this. See image below. I would like to know how my company can become 'whitelisted' or any other way for us to avoid this scenario? Appologize if this was posted in the wrong forum...
Maxthon Browser Review Required
I came across a browser called Maxthon sometime back. I use it for occasional browsing but I am still not confident in using it against my corporate webmail or banking websites because the servers that Maxthon uses are in China. Also the browser seems to be making a webservice call to the server on startup and periodically for general security updates. I would like to know if Symantec has a review about this tool and/or a Symantec expert could review the tool to see what information it actually passes from the desktop client to the server at intervals. The files of Maxthon themselves are clean and do not contain any infections of any type.
