Couldn't that comment, over uTorrent, come from some anti-P2P organization, infiltrated? We never known. Of course, it's something that needs a constant maintainence.Ĭlick to expand.My opinion is that it is better to have an extra ~10% of security (Whoever said that and to what purpose.
So, by blocking, also, IPs, you have more basis covered. That way, even changing the domain name, you're still blocking the IP address, which could still be the same. Let's imagine hundreds.Ī good way of having, to some extent, a better protection, is to also block the respective IP of the first domain, when it first appears. But, let's imagine that 5 min later, that domain no longer exists, and is goes now by I'm just talking about one domain. There's a new malicious domain, that goes by For the moment the access to that malicious domain and to what it does, will be blocked. But, the use of such, is only as good as the time those domains are up. I'll mention malicious domains.Īs you may know, one way to block access to malicious domains, in a more global way, is to make use of a HOSTS file, for example. I'll give an example, but not strictly going to the P2P case. I do believe it is of great use, and I'm not just talking about PG2 here, but also, talking about alike tools or tools that also allow to use block lists, such as Outpost Firewall Pro, for example. The alternative to using sandboxie, would be say turning on Returnil or Shadow Defender, doing all your downloads, keeping what is needed, scanning these files, then perform a reboot.Ĭlick to expand.It's effectiveness and lists are interconnected. Once I run each file sandboxed, see it does no harm, then scan them with prevx edge, then with the on-demand a-squared free, I move these files out of 'prison' back to 'general population'. Also, the files I recover can't do much either as they are still sandboxed even when they are recovered. Remember, these are being recovered straight into the sandboxed folder ' test area/downloads'.Įither way, once I clear the sandboxed contents, all is gone. Once I've downloaded a few mp3s, I right-click on sandboxie and ask it to do a 'quick recovery', and recover the mp3 files back to test area/downloads. I run Frostwire sandboxed (sandboxie - paid version), and have set up Frostwire to save downloads, and incomplete downloads to a sandboxed folder on the desktop (called test area/downloads and test area/incomplete). I agree with what you said about using Limewire/Frostwire.
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Go here and learn more about blocklist's, then you will be educated on the subject.Īnybody Using LIMEWIRE or FROSTWIRE Stop what you are doing and run a full scan with Malwarebytes and some kind of antispyware software like Spybot search and destroy, But I would recommend one of the following over Spybot though, CounterSpy, Spycop, Webroot Spysweeper or Spyware Doctor! one of these is sure to find something after using "Virus/SpywareWire" this is why using the built in IP Filter in P2P software is recomended! You cant overlap the protection either, you can block as many IP addresses as you wish! the only thing that will be effected is your CPU.
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Click to expand.That's odd, I used to use every list in PG without a problem, the reason your connection is slow in P2P is your not connected to that many peers/theirs not enough people sharing the file you want, + theirs a share ratio setting in most P2P software, you have to share to get higher speeds, unless you find some kind of Hacked mod that has Fake rank, No Ratio ECT.
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