Greetings All,
On my two computers, both running AV, MS firewall, and S& D installed, I
got something that S& D called "MSfirewall bypass', has anyone else seen
this and is it anything to worry about? If it is, what else can be done,
besides telling S & D to get rid of it?
If this is posted to the wrong NG, forgive me and tell me one to post to.
OK ... back in now. The Moderator recommends having Spybot fix the
detection -
> The normal use for the IE is to sent <sic> request not to accept them, meaning that it is
> acting as a client not a server.
> In some cases however it may be required for the IE to accept incoming requests, for
> instance if you make an online scan. But the IE should only be able to accept requests
> for such special purposes, after that you should unauthorize the IE for the Windows
> Firewall , so that you are aware if a website tries to make requests to your browser.
> If you scan online often you may want to set
> Microsoft.Windows.IEFirewallBypass
> to the ignored products list. You can also configure the Windows Firewall to ask again
> and not authorize permanently.
MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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JS wrote:
> Greetings All,
> On my two computers, both running AV, MS firewall, and S& D installed, I
> got something that S& D called "MSfirewall bypass', has anyone else seen
> this and is it anything to worry about? If it is, what else can be done,
> besides telling S & D to get rid of it?
> If this is posted to the wrong NG, forgive me and tell me one to post to.
>
>
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