Glasswire (This is particularly good for monitoring, it provides detailed and accurate intelligence on threats like arp spoof detection, system file changes, unusual application changes).For example, are there untrusted devices on your network? Or do you always attach to networks that you don’t trust which have untrusted devices?īelow are some examples of host-based firewalls for windows devices: Having a host-based firewall on a windows or Linux laptop/desktop for security depends on how the devices are used. Host-based firewalls are extra layers of security which can also be used for monitoring and login as well. A firewall will protect you from untrusted internal devices attempting to attack you through open ports/services as long as you have it configured to block all inbound connections except the ones that are explicitly allowed. It is particularly useful for mobile devices which are often carried around and connected to various networks especially when travelling. I think Malwarebytes bought binisoft at some point, that is why WFC has the Malwarebytes name.A host-based firewall protects you from untrusted devices that are on the same network. Note WFC is not the full Malwarebytes suite of antivirus junk. The Windows firewall seems efficient, which makes sense since it is part of the OS. 🙂 It just makes the Windows firewall actually usable. That is all it does! No antivirus, no interfering with other software. Besides the popup, it has a list of firewall rules and a log, so you can see what has been blocked/allowed. You can have it show a popup so you can click allow/deny when new software tries to communicate over the network. This is not actually a firewall, instead it is just a UI that helps you manage rules for Windows' built-in firewall. If it helps, what I have been using for many years is Malwarebytes Windows Firewall Control (WFC): I wrote this to cornel via email, but I'll paste it here too, in case others find it useful: Once uninstalled, Spine runs as it should. Even if you disable Comodo, it is still doing stuff and mucking with other programs! This is pretty rude and I'd recommend uninstalling Comodo for this reason.
We followed up via email and after an unfortunately very painful process of cornel uninstalling other software to see what is interfering with Spine, it turned out to be Comodo.
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