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ThePhysicist, Winpooch simply monitors changes to the system and asks you to allow them or not (and also enables on access scanning for clamwin.) It is not a firewall at all. | ThePhysicist, Winpooch simply monitors changes to the system and asks you to allow them or not (and also enables on access scanning for clamwin.) It is not a firewall at all. | ||
| − | # The homepage says the following about WinPooch: "Winpooch uses the API Hooking method. It spies programs when they are running and gives to the user a powerful control of their activity.For example, you can forbide a program to write in a system directory or in the registry, or else '''to connect to internet'''. That makes the difference between others anti spywares using a database of known signatures." | + | # The homepage says the following about WinPooch: "Winpooch uses the API Hooking method. It spies programs when they are running and gives to the user a powerful control of their activity.For example, you can forbide a program to write in a system directory or in the registry, or else '''to connect to internet'''. That makes the difference between others anti spywares using a database of known signatures." So it also has firewall capabilities. [ThePhysicist] |
| − | So it also has firewall capabilities. [ThePhysicist] | ||
Revision as of 16:59, 22 November 2005
ThePhysicist, Winpooch simply monitors changes to the system and asks you to allow them or not (and also enables on access scanning for clamwin.) It is not a firewall at all.
- The homepage says the following about WinPooch: "Winpooch uses the API Hooking method. It spies programs when they are running and gives to the user a powerful control of their activity.For example, you can forbide a program to write in a system directory or in the registry, or else to connect to internet. That makes the difference between others anti spywares using a database of known signatures." So it also has firewall capabilities. [ThePhysicist]
