File Research Center..

[JD]

When my SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition was done with the scan, on the
lower left side I see a place to "Find out what's running on your
computer!" which leads me to the following web page:

http://www.fileresearchcenter.com/wh...ningpreff.html

Which tells me: "The File Research Center provides this free service
that will show you what is running on your computer. This will match the
files running against our extensive database of files and show you both
safe and unsafe processes and files. Any files that are not identified
are submitted to our technicians to analyze and potentially add to our
database."

But it also says:

"To identify what is running on your computer, we must install an
FileResearchCenter.com/SuperAdBlocker.com native plugin that contains no
spyware, adware or any other malicious or harmful software.

I already use the Scunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) 2.0, so do I
really need another such program?

--
JD..

[David H. Lipman]

From: "JD" <JD@example.invalid>

|
| http://www.fileresearchcenter.com/wh...ningpreff.html
|
| Which tells me: "The File Research Center provides this free service
| that will show you what is running on your computer. This will match the
| files running against our extensive database of files and show you both
| safe and unsafe processes and files. Any files that are not identified
| are submitted to our technicians to analyze and potentially add to our
| database."
|
| But it also says:
|
| "To identify what is running on your computer, we must install an
| FileResearchCenter.com/SuperAdBlocker.com native plugin that contains no
| spyware, adware or any other malicious or harmful software.
|
| I already use the Scunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) 2.0, so do I
| really need another such program?
|


The SAS client is not the same as Secunia PSI.

Secunia PSI is a personal Informnation Assurance vulnerability assesment
scanner.

The SAS/SuperAdBlocker is a utility to upload suspicious/malicious samples
for evaluation and/or addition to SAS signaturres.

--
Dave
Multi-AV Scanning Tool - http://multi-av.thespykiller.co.uk
http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

[JD]

David H. Lipman wrote:
> From: "JD" <JD@example.invalid>
>
> |
> | http://www.fileresearchcenter.com/wh...ningpreff.html
> |
> | Which tells me: "The File Research Center provides this free service
> | that will show you what is running on your computer. This will match the
> | files running against our extensive database of files and show you both
> | safe and unsafe processes and files. Any files that are not identified
> | are submitted to our technicians to analyze and potentially add to our
> | database."
> |
> | But it also says:
> |
> | "To identify what is running on your computer, we must install an
> | FileResearchCenter.com/SuperAdBlocker.com native plugin that contains no
> | spyware, adware or any other malicious or harmful software.
> |
> | I already use the Scunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI) 2.0, so do I
> | really need another such program?
> |
>
>
> The SAS client is not the same as Secunia PSI.
>
> Secunia PSI is a personal Informnation Assurance vulnerability assesment
> scanner.
>
> The SAS/SuperAdBlocker is a utility to upload suspicious/malicious
> samples for evaluation and/or addition to SAS signaturres.
>

They make it sound like it's more of a "scanner"? "This will match the
files running against our extensive database of files and show you both
safe and unsafe processes and files."

Thanks for clearing it up.

--
JD..