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Read on in ..http://www.ghacks.net/2016/01/14/kaspersky-free-antivirus-released/ ..

As per Taskmanager & process explorer, 'SZBrowser,exe' is the running process for 'Safezone' browser, but adding a shield for it in MBAE has no effect (no dll injection/protection cover).. As per process tree, find one 'Anm.exe' also associated with it, but on 'google' find it is linked to Win 7/8 and need help to cover protection for 'Safezone' browser? Tks. in advance..

It's for those who mix & match with Windows & Linux, like me..

Full report in http://www.in.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/Popular-Linux-distro-hit-by-hacked-version-on-official-site-over-the-weekend/articleshow/51093742.cms

'Metro apps' are part of the OS, run from store.. Some of the apps, need 'WwaHost.exe' to run (Groove among it).. When you check 'Process explorer' starting Groove Music, will find 'WWahost.exe' running.. Now, I've added a shield for 'WWahost.exe' ir-respective of whether it's necessary/not..

Both "fail" in "browser fingerprinting", with unique fingerprint..

Any thoughts on "Brave" vis-a-vis the "Tracking protection" in the latest FF?

But on malicious update/upgrade? PS : is this whitelisting with an update to MBAE, fresh build?

read on in ..http://www.infoworld.com/article/3016098/security/vulnerability-in-popular-bootloader-puts-locked-down-linux-computers-at-risk.html

Though belated, this is news ..

read on in ..http://www.techtimes.com/articles/134636/20160218/uncle-sam-loves-windows-10-us-department-of-defense-to-upgrade-4-million-computers-to-microsofts-latest-os.htm

read on in ..https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2016/02/19/google-whatsapp-microsoft-back-apples-defiance-on-encryption-order/

Read on in ..http://www.techworm.net/2016/02/faulty-update-microsoft-kb-3126446-windows-7-8-1-reboot-loop.html

Read on in.. http://www.techworm.net/2016/02/graphene-lens-technology-allow-computers-process-data-the-speed-of-light.html

CNBC full coverage in "http://www.cnbc.com/2016/02/19/john-mcafee-fbi-should-let-me-hack-iphone.html"

The block was triggered when update was taken up with the application's 'check for update' option.. So, did a direct download of full installer from the VLC site and ran it, which then asked for 'uodate with existing settings and on confirming, the update went off w/o any hitch.. So, what caused the problem in the first instance??

VLC update to v2.2.2 triggers 'behavior block' by MBAE.. Since, direct posting of the alert image is not being allowed, giving the details of the alert.. 'Malwarebytes Anti-exploit has blocked an exploit attempt' Appl - VLC Player Protection layer - Application Behaviour Protection protection technique - exploit payload process blocked File/process blocked - c:\users\...\appdata\local\temp\vlc-2.2.2-win64.exe Attacking URL - N/A

My startup takes more than 5 mts and shutdown is also time taking.. yet to check if could be related to MBARW.. This even with beta5..

Thanks to your links @AS, which I'll sure check out and get back..

So, we are stil a far cry-off in time for the newest technology.. Thanks @David & @AS..

Normal installation is still a problem.. Had to, once again, resort to 'Safe mode' to uninstall / fresh install to Beta5..

Let me be even more elaborate.. At the server end, the data has to be retrieved from the storage medium, the data access rate (read/write from the storage & also memory access) , which has to be at par/better than the rate at which it has to be transferred over the FO carriers.. Similarly at the receiving, client side, the clients system (desktop/lapiop) storage medium data access rates (read/write) & memory (RAM) needs to be also at par/better than the data download rate, for proper benefit of the faster internet speed.. Now, is all device/peripherals access rates technology at sync. to embrace the FO technology?? Tks. in advance..

Oh.. find both articles are related.. BTW is it not necessary for the storage/memory access rates at server/client ends to be compatible to the network bandwidth needs, are in sync for proper benefit of the Fibre Optic technology??