[Certificate Issues for Firefox 74.0 64bit]

Same here with the latest eset and Firefox 64 bits. I could not find a way to make eset scan firefox traffic as it does with other browsers.

Is there a way to do it ? I've read this whole topic but no solution.

[urgent: Last update seems to have messed with HIPS]

Hello.

Background:

I updated eset internet security to the latest version yesterday and all went fine till early today.

My HIPS has predefined rules from the "learning mode", after which i set it to  "interactive mode". I did this months ago.

 

Problem:

Today, all of a sudden HIPS started prompting me for every application I would run and that are already in the predefined rules. HIPS seems to have ignored the predefined rules,

as every app I run, be it chrome, firefox, vlc, it prompts for action.

Coincidence or not, I realized this 6 minutes after eset updated it detection engine to 18268.

 

What has gone wrong??

 

[Personal Firewall flooded with IP packet messages]

Hello!

 

 

I was not using any sort of VPN. I got those strange log entries for 2 days and no more. I suspect it was some software misconfiguration, I don't know.

 

Thank you all for the replies! 

[Personal Firewall flooded with IP packet messages]

Hello

 

I upgraded from Eset Internet Security v.9 fo v.10 and since then my log is being flooded with messages suchs as these:

Time;Event;Source;Target;Protocol;Rule/worm name;Application;User
30/10/2016 18:47:58;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;
30/10/2016 18:47:58;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;
30/10/2016 18:47:59;Incorrect IP packet length;0.225.97.195;172.123.99.108;198;;;
30/10/2016 18:53:38;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;
30/10/2016 18:53:38;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;
30/10/2016 18:53:38;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;
30/10/2016 18:53:39;Unknown IP packet version;;;0;;;

Does anyone know what is going on, since I have reset my router and changed my IP address and still getting such log entries.

 

Some of the IP addresses are non existant when I look them up with nslookup.

 

ps: Whether I'm using default settings or changed network to "public" the result is the same.

 

Thanks