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  1. This has been an issue since version 11. I just haven't had time to report it until now. I will do as you have instructed, and report back.
  2. Eset Internet Security version 12.0.27.0 Firewall blocks my school's sign-in screen from loading when in Interactive Mode. I receive no prompts, it blocks it silently. It also blocks me from downloading documents on Blackboard when logged into my account in Interactive Mode. This blocking occurs silently also. The only way to avoid the problem is to switch to Automatic Mode. Here is the sign-in page. Click on "use the single sign-on Mypath" link as shown in the screen shoot. https://hazard.kctcs.edu/current-students/student-resources/mypath.aspx I'm using Windows 10 X64 Pro Version 1709.
  3. The directory "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Microsoft\Protect\S-1-96-82\ " does not exist on my Windows 10 x64 Pro Version 1709 installation. I don't have a Microsoft folder at that directory.
  4. Sorry, I missed your post. The reputation, and users just stayed blank like in the screen shot. It's working now after rebooting. Thanks!
  5. Rebooting fixed the problem. I didn't want to reboot initially because I had too much work open. It was going to be a pain to save all my work, and start back where I left off. I wanted to make sure LiveGrid was working, before having to reboot. I guess something was going on with Eset, or Windows, Thank you for the suggestions!
  6. I will try rebooting my router then. I have no other firewall other than Eset, and my router's firmware. Nothing has changed with my setup. Everything else is connecting out without issue.
  7. I'm unable to communicate with Eset LiveGrid. Are the servers down, or offline? Using Windows 10 x64 Pro Version 1709, and Eset Internet Security 11.2.63.0.
  8. Eset can actually block detected attacks, and does so it should reflect that by showing something like IDS/IPS or separate settings for IDS and IPS in the GUI. Edited: 10/21/18 @ 1:17 I want to point out that you are correct about it being Hybrid. My suggestion is only that the GUI reflects that correctly by the changes I mentioned above.
  9. Eset may also want to start using the terminology IDS, and IPS to prevent confusion. The following below from Marvin Rhoads, a member of the Cisco Community is a good description that explains the difference betwen IDS, and IPS. IDS does not block, or remediate any traffic at all, you need IPS to do that. "IDS only logs or alerts on malicious traffic." "IPS inspects traffic flowing through a network and is capable of blocking or otherwise remediating flows that it determines are malicious." https://community.cisco.com/t5/firewalls/what-is-the-difference-between-ips-ids-and-a-firewall/td-p/2419412
  10. If a user creates application filter rules while in Interactive Mode, and then switches back to Automatic Mode does Automatic Mode use the filter rules that were created while the user was in Interactive Mode plus the default rules? I'm using Eset 11.2.63.0 on Windows 10 version 1709.
  11. I remember someone posting a few years ago that the user could edit some Eset file to prevent it from appending that string of text to the firewall rules. I don't know if that is still possible, or if it ever was possible. The Action field tells the user if the rule is to Allow, or Deny the protocol. The string of text is unneeded redundancy, and takes up quite a bit of space.
  12. How can I remove this string of text, "Allow communication for/Block Communication for" so that Eset does not append it to my firewall rules. I requested that this text be removed about 4 years ago when it was added during beta testing, and they acted as if they were going to do it. I assume they decided not to do it considering how long it has been. If I can edit some Eset file so that it does not append this useless string of text then that will have to be good enough.
  13. Thanks, I figured that was the reason for the detection. It's definitely not a false positive.
  14. I didn't realize it was a url until later. I initially thought it was being detected from the disk directory. It's been a long day.
  15. It says something about mimikatz. I just started reading about it at the links below. https://github.com/gentilkiwi/mimikatz https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/mimikatz/ https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/mimikatz-walkthrough/
  16. I installed Kali Linux 2018.2 VM 64bit in Virtualbox which I downloaded from Offensive Security, and about an hour after Kali was running iddle in the VM Eset began to detect multiple threats on the Host Machine (Windows 10 x64 Pro). I shut down Kali Linux for now. It had detected 8 threats before I shut down Kali Linux. I submitted the threats for analysis with my email, but I would like to know what the threats are classified as. I would like to know what Eset's findings are once they have analyzed the threat. I'm using Kali Linux for my Course of Study in InfoSec. I obtained Kali Linux here from Offensive Security. It's the the Kali Linux VM 64bit [OVA] https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-vm-vmware-virtualbox-hyperv-image-download/ sincerely, Cutting_edgetech
  17. All is good now with my License. I guess it just took a little longer than usual to update in Eset's servers.
  18. It's been over 24 hours so I called Eset Sales again. They informed me that the license would eventually update in the System. It's never taken this long before. I informed them I would give it until tomorrow, and see if the license has updated in the system by then.
  19. I already tried clicking on activate product within the Eset Application, and then entering the license key. When I did that it informed me that my license has expired. Is that what you mean? If I log into https://www.eset.com/us/estore/myaccount/ it says my license is good until February 15th 2019, but if I log into Myeset.com it says my License is expired. The License Key it says is expired is the same License Key that I just renewed yesterday.
  20. I renewed my License yesterday, and it still says it's expired today. The license key is the same it was before. I tried using the Activate Product, and Enter License within Eset application itself, and it informed me that the license has expired. When I look online it says the License is good until February 15th of 2019. Is there something else I need to do?
  21. I have an Eset Internet Security license for either 4 or 5 PCs that expires tomorrow. I need to renew my License, but I only need it for 3 PCs now. I'm only given a choice to renew for 4 or 5 PCs. What can I do to lower the License count to 3 PCs, and still get the renewal discount? I've run into this a lot in the past, and lost a lot of money by having to purchase another license instead of renewing the License I have.
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