Just wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year. Also need to let you know that I’m on vacation until Monday, Jan 13th. I would appreciate your patience with me during and immediately after my vacation as I won’t on top of things like I normally am. Thanks!
What is RepairShopr? RepairShopr is an all-in-one system integrating tickets, CRM, invoices, and marketing in a simple, easy-to-use platform designed specifically for computer repair shops. The streamlined workflow allows you to increase shop efficiency while powerful leads and marketing tools help you build customer relationships to grow your business. d7 Integration Currently RepairShopr can receive reports from d7’s email reports feature (including the system information report, activity logs, malware logs, etc.) and save / display...
Here’s an interesting email I just received by Chief-01 from deviantart.com: “My friend’s company got hit by Cryptolocker and they bought the key, but their computers got moved around before they paid and not all the files got decrypted because the registry paths to the files were no longer valid. I wrote a python script to take care of the missed files for them. As long as you have the private key this program will...
Just released CryptoPrevent v4.0 Changes in this version include: Event Log option to quickly show any ‘event’ where an application was blocked and when. Email Alerts option to email you when an application is blocked (Premium edition only.) Note the White-Label edition is still at version 3.1, but v4 is coming soon…
Just a quick warning for d7 users running on Windows 8 and 8.1 – dCloud and FTP uploads from these operating systems may fail and corrupt the upload. Areas affected: FTP uploads using the internal FTP client FTP uploading of your reports to PCRT dCloud configuration uploads dCloud definition merge On a personal level, I had no issues from Windows 8, but 8.1 definitely corrupts the uploads for me. I would say it is something about...
First on the list is protection from executables running from inside the Recycle Bin – you know that pesky type of malware that likes to hide in nested subfolders in there… Protected. Next on the list is the new optional CryptoPrevent Automatic Updates service for home users! ’nuff said.
Changes in v2.6: Implemented protection (and whitelisting) for *.com *.scr and *.pif files in addition to *.exe for %appdata% directories in order to block a lot more malware than just Cryptolocker. Why not!? Added new file extensions to the fake file extension protection. Implemented a 12 second timer to stop waiting on group policy to refresh when applying actions, as it was noted on some systems that gpupdate seems to freeze up. Hopefully this will...
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CryptoPrevent v2.5 has just been released with a few changes, including a new layer of protection against malicious software. How often have you seen executable trojan droppers for malware disguised as a document? If you have any experience in the field, the answer should be FREQUENTLY. This particular tactic of malware relies on the fact that file extensions are hidden in Windows by default, so most users will see the normal icon and a filename...
Recent changes: v2.4 – implemented the option to check for updates direct from this website within the application itself. v2.3 – relaxed protection methods on Vista+ OSes as rules of prior versions were blocking some executables running from %temp% directories which could cause certain application installations to fail unless you temporarily removed protection during the installation. This should no longer be necessary. Tested relaxed protection against Cryptolocker to ensure it still cannot infect the OS,...
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