Keyscrambler is good to turn plaintextsuchasthis into ikhipudfs76sdukysd89 and is critical component if a system is compromised. Your second line is antiviru, which monitors realtime happenings in your system operating memory and intercepts thisisobviousmalware.exe who is trying to load and do the job of the exploit.
Anti exploit ensures that vulnerabilities such as from your browser or PDF reader, are not used by scripts or malware trying to modify the page you're looking at, or takeover your browser so it could read stored data. How so?įirst, in order to someone to spy on you or steal banking credentials, it would have to gain access to your PC physically or be the middleman in connection.
You already have various protection shields that guard the entrances to theft. If I were to choose between keyscrambler and MBAE, then without thinking keyscrambler would be the first one to go. Moreover, when I re-enabled 360TSE the freezing returned.Ĭlick to expand.I'm saying that some specific protection components overlap, or are close to "collision" with each other. (There was still a problem of freezing.) When I re-enabled all start up applications, without a system re-boot BUT disabled 360 TSE I was able to create shortcuts without freezing. ie on a one by one basis + 360 nothing showed up as the culprit. However, on reboot the problem started all over again (freezing) and I was unable to determine, using your methadology, what was causing the problem. Unsurprisingly, I had no problem creating shortcuts by disabling the startup programs on a one by one or total basis. Nevertheless I followed through with an exact copy of what u asked me to do. Unfortunately, on reboot I was able to create shortcuts without problem. Referring to your modus operandi as in your post 2087 ie Disable ALL startup programs - Before doing this I rebooted to ensure that I had a clean start. On two out of twelve monitored reboots the problem appears to be resolved, that is until the next re-boot when the problem returned (twice occurred). To add a little more meat to the bones, in my quest to find the answer to the problem outlined in post 2086, I have on numerous occasions rebooted the PC to see if it was a temporary "affliction".
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