iDefender
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@Shadowra , do i see a new test coming ?
NEW VERSION??? Is it just me who heard about this software for the first time or what?
- Apr 28, 2015
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As previous version in June:
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I never heard about it, is it new? Where is it from? Is it trustable?
- Oct 25, 2014
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Hi all
I have some questions abot this software
1. Which languages did it have
2. How can I submit samples to check
3. On which Windows Versions did it work or supported
4. Any plans to add it to virustotal
5. Any videos available
6. And any changelogs and screenshots available
7. And where can I boughtb it
Mops21
I have some questions abot this software
1. Which languages did it have
2. How can I submit samples to check
3. On which Windows Versions did it work or supported
4. Any plans to add it to virustotal
5. Any videos available
6. And any changelogs and screenshots available
7. And where can I boughtb it
Mops21
1. English （https://idefender.trustsing.com/） and Chinese （https://trustsing.com/idefender）
2,4. It is not an Antivirus but a HIPS that intercepts behaviors.
3. From win7sp1 to win11, and servers.
5,6. From the website: iDefender
7. It is free for now
- Oct 25, 2014
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New version 5.0.3 Released. Website updated to iDefender | HIPS & EDR
Not sure why someone would want HIPS with all the alerts in post 39 when behavioural blocking exists, but everyone decides for themselves.
Behavioural blocking and policy enforcement which is part of everyone’s antivirus software also has many of these rules but applies context and whitelisting.
Behavioural blocking and policy enforcement which is part of everyone’s antivirus software also has many of these rules but applies context and whitelisting.
Now, iDefender is no longer just a simple HIPS—it comes with many sophisticated built-in rules, such as ransomware detection, injection detection, and other real-time protection rules against various advanced threat techniques.
Updated to 5.0.5
- Added AI-powered antivirus scanning
- Fixed false positives in built-in rules and enhanced existing rules
- Fixed dark mode background display issue in Exclusions
- Fixed driver loading process recognition issue
- Improved password requirement for tray menu operations (valid for 1 minute)
- Added value name field to registry setting value handling cache
Dear @Shadowra, it looks like you have another reason to test this program. 
Lots of new features. Thank you!
Lots of new features. Thank you! 
There is only just one attack vector that it doesn't cover, and that's the one used by Chinese hackers and APTs.
They're already inside our telecoms, you want them in your home too?
They may not be funded by the Chinese gov't, but when the gov't comes knocking on their door, they will comply with all their requests. And they will deny all knowledge of such just as Huawei did.
They're already inside our telecoms, you want them in your home too?
They may not be funded by the Chinese gov't, but when the gov't comes knocking on their door, they will comply with all their requests. And they will deny all knowledge of such just as Huawei did.
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He's on vacation, let's let him rest a bit, only after August 23rd.Dear @Shadowra, it looks like you have another reason to test this program.
Absolutely agree! Not to offtopic the topic with this product, but I, like you, believe that products from totalitarian countries cannot be trusted.There is only just one attack vector that it doesn't cover, and that's the one used by Chinese hackers and APTs.
They're already inside our telecoms, you want them in your home too?
They may not be funded by the Chinese gov't, but when the gov't comes knocking on their door, they will comply with all their requests. And they will deny all knowledge of such just as Huawei did.
Anyway, it would be interesting to see how much this product has improved. In the interest of science, so to speak.
Oh, my God.He's on vacation, let's let him rest a bit, only after August 23rd.
He's on vacation? For some reason, I was always sure @Shadowra is a nice girl from France. For some reason, the nickname seemed feminine to me. Perhaps because of the peculiarities of my native language. Sorry, @Shadowra, for not understanding. 
Updated to 5.1.0
- Reimplemented the detection logic for DLL Side-Loading.
- Reimplemented the detection logic for BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver).
- Built-in advanced defense available for free for a limited time.
- Added support for blocked events and notifications for kernel rules.
- Add support for RPC remote call traceability initiated via localhost.
- Added a process reputation mechanism, allowing the display of process reputation information in pop-up notifications.
- Added support for configuring to avoid recording duplicate events or displaying badge for duplicate events.
- Added detection for more code injection methods.
- Added recognition of third-party original signature information signed by Microsoft.
- Optimized the tagging mechanism of the rule engine.
- Enhanced self-protection logic.
- Merged rule files into a single file to avoid frequent I/O issues in scenarios with large numbers of rules.
- Fixed an issue where process protection failed when pop-up rules were triggered.
- Fixed other reported issues.
- Optimized some built-in rules.
- Updated the antivirus engine.
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