Photo Pos Pro Photo Editor free download

[ceyfer]

Kaspersky issue => just add to exclusion and report it to their technical support

I think its safe ~ It's only due to its adware behavior ( proactive protection )

[leofelix]

Then disable Kaspersky because if that's the only ad that's in it, you shouldn't complain.

Now I use ESET NOD 32 4.0 which flag as well as malware Photo Pos Pro, so I can't exclude from Kaspersky this software
(Just kidding of course, I simply can't trust Photo Pos Pro)

PROVE that they sell them to malware distributors, and you'll have a case. But don't make empty accusations because you can. That's the first rule of IT.

please read (and follow the other links)


Corrine MVP Security Garden Blog


HOSTS News Comodo continues to damage it's reputation


You'll also find a lot interesting news related to Comodo policy in many security related forum and in Donna MVP Security Flash Blog

have a nice day
and sorry for OT

[ceyfer]

Thanks for the infos ~

[safeguy]

Interesting...Photo Pos Pro is now freeware..that's good news.

I just want to point this out (especially to Avira users):
Last time (when Photo Pos Pro was commercialware), there was a promo for it...I downloaded it and Avira detected it as a threat during installation. As such I decided to cancel the installation (I trust Avira)...

Now that it is freeware, out of curiosity, I downloaded it 'again' and scanned it with Avira...no harm detected...

I can't guarantee that the program is safe (you can use Virustotal for that) but for those who trust Avira, this is a sweet deal indeed.

[LunarWolf]

I use Norton which according to PCMag is one of the best. I have never had any issues come up from PhotoPosPro.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2333448,00.asp

Not to burst your bubble or anything, PCMag have always sided with Norton.

[hellnoire]

Now I use ESET NOD 32 4.0 which flag as well as malware Photo Pos Pro, so I can't exclude from Kaspersky this software
(Just kidding of course, I simply can't trust Photo Pos Pro)

If you can't trust it, fine. But don't post a lie. My install of ESET detects nothing.

please read (and follow the other links)


Corrine MVP Security Garden Blog


HOSTS News Comodo continues to damage it's reputation


You'll also find a lot interesting news related to Comodo policy in many security related forum and in Donna MVP Security Flash Blog

have a nice day
and sorry for OT

As for that, that is appreciated. Last time I used Online Armour I constantly got BSoD, but I'm uninstalling Comodo as we speak. It's appreciated to see that some people are actually on top of things.

Request to Raymond: If you could post on your blog some of this proof, that would be nice. Or your two cents worth. Either would do fine, because this is honestly worrisome if you ask me.

[ChronicChaos]

Not to burst your bubble or anything, PCMag have always sided with Norton.

True, but I'm also guilty of promoting things that work. At least it's not Comodo!

Not to burst your bubble or anything, PCMag have always sided with Norton.

Since you're distrustful of PCMag, how about PC World or AV-Test.org?
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/15815...rotection.html
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http://www.virusbtn.com/news/2008/09_02

[darara]

thanks for the find, specially the PanoramaMaker, I really needed this one..

[stuge]

Nice, downloading. I grab as much photo freeware as I can get!

[hellnoire]

Doesn't work on 7, I can vouch for that.