Scheduling Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware scans with Internet Security Suite
When I installed Verizon Internet Security Suite, the scan schedule for Anti-Virus was set to a default time of: Weekly at 12:00 am on Saturday. The Anti-Spyware scan was default scheduled weekly at 12:00 am on Sunday.
I don't want the scans done at this time. So I rescheduled them to run at 5:00 am instead of 12:00 on each day.
This didn't work. Even though when I look at the schedules for those programs, it shows the times I put in. But it still ignores the times I scheduled and always starts up both programs at 12:00. This is very inconvenient for me. How do you debug this?
Message Edited by Joanna_M on 03-30-2009 04:02 PM
I know what you mean. I have the same problem, here it is 6:31 am and I am awake and on my pc when all of a sudden verizon's virus scan pops up and starts it's scan. I scheduled that for 12:01 am. Plus not to mention the other day it said I have a virus but it couldn't repair it so it quaranteed it, then when I clicked on find out more information about this virus the page said it will be available soon. I did a search of the virus on radialpoints website and it couldn't tell me the virus either and then I found out through google that is actually a trojan and wrote a bunch of keys to the registry but the website never said what to do about it, whether to delete those keys or not.
I don't like to delete registry keys unless I am sure.
I used to have Norton installed and its virus scan used to do some odd things to. Like forget! Symantec said it was windows fault because it uses task scheduler.
I am seriously thinking about dumping this verizon suite if they don't fix it real soon and get their website's up and running!!!
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It can be bypassed by some third-party networking software, such as BitTorrent clients and Java applets (see below.)
It only applies to software downloaded from the network. Software installed from a CD or other media is not checked.
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04/03/15 08:13:48:854 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 8144 | A user retryable error has occured while downloading the file. errotType = -60 extendedErrorCode = 417
04/03/15 08:13:48:935 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PackageDownloadManager | | 4156 | Manifest file could not be downloaded
04/03/15 08:13:49:146 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 5428 | Failed in DOWNLOAD PIM
04/03/15 08:13:56:667 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ETS | | | 3396 | Waiting for the async thread to get the task completed
04/03/15 08:13:56:667 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ETS | | | 5308 | Async thread is completed. Now exiting from function.
04/03/15 08:13:56:668 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 3396 | ****************Closing LBS workflow*******************
04/03/15 08:14:51:529 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 6764 | ****************Starting LBS workflow*******************
04/03/15 08:14:51:557 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 6764 | LBS launched in LEGACY mode
04/03/15 08:14:51:633 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | ACCC System requirements check passed
04/03/15 08:14:52:137 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 2108 | Product locale not specified in the product information file
04/03/15 08:14:52:137 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 2108 | Product name not specified in the product information file
04/03/15 08:14:52:138 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Bootstrap LBS is successful
04/03/15 08:14:52:155 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Bootstrapper Lock acquired
04/03/15 08:14:52:173 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | LBS Lock acquired
04/03/15 08:14:52:194 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Deployment lock check passed
04/03/15 08:14:52:211 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | The resolved URL for package service is https://prod-rel-ffc.oobesaas.adobe.com/adobe-ffc-external/core/v1/applications?name=Creat iveCloud&name=CCLBS&osVersion=6.1.1&platform=win32
04/03/15 08:14:53:528 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Successfully downloaded application xml at path C:\Users\Blatte1\AppData\Local\Temp\{F7CC0F61-C090-43B1-A0E4-A85ECBEAC0A6}\applications.x ml
04/03/15 08:14:53:577 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | FileUtils | 2108 | Failed to get version of file at path :C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\utils\AdobePIM.dll Error
04/03/15 08:14:53:578 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Failed to get the PIM version from location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\utils\AdobePIM.dll
04/03/15 08:14:59:411 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:00:404 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:01:396 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:02:957 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:03:949 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:05:025 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:06:316 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:07:306 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:08:297 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:09:289 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:10:281 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7700 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:10:425 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 8168 | A user retryable error has occured while downloading the file. errotType = -60 extendedErrorCode = 417
04/03/15 08:15:10:499 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PackageDownloadManager | | 7984 | Manifest file could not be downloaded
04/03/15 08:15:10:709 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Failed in DOWNLOAD PIM
04/03/15 08:15:17:071 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | FileUtils | 2108 | Failed to get version of file at path :C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\utils\AdobePIM.dll Error
04/03/15 08:15:17:071 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Failed to get the PIM version from location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Creative Cloud\utils\AdobePIM.dll
04/03/15 08:15:19:766 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:20:781 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:21:775 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:22:767 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:23:768 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:24:814 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:25:808 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:26:821 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:27:817 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:28:811 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:29:808 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 2572 | Segment 0 of size 777130 is Invalid
04/03/15 08:15:30:285 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PDMWorkflowManager | | 7160 | A user retryable error has occured while downloading the file. errotType = -60 extendedErrorCode = 417
04/03/15 08:15:30:367 | [WARN] | | ACC | LBS | PDM | PackageDownloadManager | | 4148 | Manifest file could not be downloaded
04/03/15 08:15:30:572 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 2108 | Failed in DOWNLOAD PIM
04/03/15 08:16:41:099 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ApplicationFacade | | | 7008 | ****************Starting LBS workflow*******************
04/03/15 08:16:41:130 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 7008 | LBS launched in LEGACY mode
04/03/15 08:16:41:191 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 6628 | ACCC System requirements check passed
04/03/15 08:16:41:733 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 6628 | Product locale not specified in the product information file
04/03/15 08:16:41:734 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | ProductInfo | | | 6628 | Product name not specified in the product information file
04/03/15 08:16:41:734 | [INFO] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 6628 | Bootstrap LBS is successful
04/03/15 08:16:41:751 | [ERROR] | | ACC | LBS | WorkflowManager | | | 6628 | Failed to acquire Bootstrapper Lock -
Any good anti-rootkit and anti-keylogger for OSX ?
Hi,
Is there any reliable anti-rootkit and anti-keylogger software for OSX ?
I don't mind if its an all-in-one suite with anti-virus, I'm just less conceren about viruses so it's doesn't matter to me too much.
Many thanks!First, there's no software out there that can reliably detect all possible keyloggers. There are legit keyloggers that won't be detected by everything, for example. If you think that someone malicious has had access to your computer, either physical access or through a back door installed through some other method, then the only reliable response is to erase the hard drive and then reinstall the system and all applications from scratch.
In addition, the term "rootkit" (when used correctly) is a very specific kind of malware that is installed to give the hacker escalated root-level access to the computer. In modern single-user systems, this is not particularly meaningful, for a variety of reasons. Fearing rootkits and not more general malware is kind of like going to Africa and being on your guard against lions, but not against hyenas, hippos, elephants, leopards, poisonous snakes, etc.
What is the specific issue you're trying to solve? If it's just a general concern about protecting yourself against malware, see:
http://www.thesafemac.com/mmg
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Does my iMac need an anti-virus or malware detection app to remain secure?
Does my iMac need an anti-virus or malware detection app to remain secure?
The best defense for keeping your Mac secure is YOU. Honestly, I will not tell you to not get software but YOU are the best way to stay safe. I myself have never used any software on my personal computers personally.
rules to remember:
Don't:
Open any e-mails from an unknown sender
Open any e-mails that have attachments unless that person is in your contacts...BUT, this one can be tricky as well. If one of your contacts gets infected, their computer could send an email (with an attachment) to everyone in their contact list. This is a trick to get you to open the attachment because you know the sender. So always check for really generic subject lines that sound fake, call them if you are not sure.
Click on any of those intrusive ads on websites.
Careful downloading software from the Internet that you are not sure about. Always do your research.
if you do decide to get software, I can safely say DO NOT GET MACKEEPER. STAY AWAY. I have heard only horror stories about this software.
Keep your Network safe, make sure if youuse an open WiFi connection to LOCK it.
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