Leonardo

You would need to upgrade to ESET Smart Security Premium for a small amount of fee.
If you want to trial ESSP, temporarily uninstall EIS, then install ESSP and activate a trial license. If you then decide to go back to EIS, uninstall ESSP, install EIS and activate it using your current license key.

Thanks+++ @Nightowl for your help !

Here they are :
 

In the download link when you click Advanced Download you will be able to see Changelogs per versions.

Here's a complete article on Eset's RDP bruteforce blocking; https://www.welivesecurity.com/2020/06/29/remote-access-risk-pandemic-cybercrooks-bruteforcing-game/
Of note in this article is the non-Eset based installation best practices that also need to be implemented.

Yes it is
Network Protection is available in Internet Security and Smart Security
It is not available in Antivirus edition.

Blocking bruteforce attacks is an under-the-hood feature that is a part of the network attack protection module and has been added recently through automatic module updates.

Since you are in the official ESET forum, you can expect the only answer Honestly, you won't go wrong with ESET, just purchase ESET Internet Security or ESET Security Premium which provide additional features, such as RDP bruteforce blocking. ESSP also provides a password manager and disk encryption features.

You need to contact whomever you purchased the license from to straighten this out.

Duplicate topic, we'll draw it to a close. The discussion can continue in the original topic.

Hello,
Why Bitwarden is not whitelisted on secured browser to add as an extension? It is open-sourced password manager and highly recommended because it is open-sourced. In my opinion it is far superior than other password manager because it is open-sourced.
So, is there any way to expedite this request to add Bitwarden on your whitelist?
Thank you!

Why would I pay extra when I have an easy and secure(open-sourced) option without paying extra money? Adding an extension is easier and cheaper than your recommendation! I already see some extensions are already approved by Eset.

Hello guys, thank you for your feedback.
We will add Bitwarden to the list of whitelisted extensions that can be loaded in the protected browser.
Regards,
Tomas

It's most likely Filecoder.STOP. Unfortunately this family of ransomware cannot be decrypted. Do you have C:\Users shared? Most likely the ransomware running on another machine in the network encrypted files in that share.

The product in question is correctly classified as PUA since they don't adhere to good practices.

Currently you can enable pre-release updates in the advanced update setup and run update manually or wait for upgrade to the new version to be offered to you.

It's still in Pre-Release version. Any changelog?

Thanks for the info. So, the changelog will be available only after it's released for all users?

Will be available when released for all users, probably next week.

In that case gui is supposed to pop up so that you can see the scan results.

Thanks for the heads-up. We've been tracking this as a bug.

Thanks for the heads-up. We've been tracking this as a bug.

Hello @Rami 
You are right ! That is a very friendly program?

It's not that big deal in my opinion @nonamelab, It's a way to bring more people to use ESET and in the same time giving the person who invited the other person who doesn't use ESET , a month of usage or more I don't remember exactly.