Security Apps Support

hi,

I have noticed that the hotkey combination, Ctrl+Alt+A does not always work at every webpage. Sometimes, at some webpages, I will have to bring up the interface and right click on the "perform auto type" option to get my password into the webpage. Does anyone else have this problem?

Today when I was scanning my USB drive using clamscan command on Ubuntu machine, it reported following

/media/TRAVELDRIVE/ClamWinPortable/ClamWinPortable.exe: Trojan.Agent-65355 FOUND

----------- SCAN SUMMARY -----------
Known viruses: 478662
Engine version: 0.94.1rc1
Scanned directories: 18
Scanned files: 91
Infected files: 1
Data scanned: 51.69 MB
Time: 10.702 sec (0 m 10 s)

Is this false positive?

Harish

My dvd player will burn a dvd but it cannot be read by anything other than my computer this was not the case before I ran ClamWin on my laptop can you help me please?

The currently served ClamWinPortable support page seems to have an outdated version history. The download page lists the current version as 0.94.1 Rev. 2, but the version history on the ClamWinPortable support page indicates the last revision was version 0.90.2, not 0.94.1 Rev. 2. Any chance the page could be updated?

I don't know what has changed since version 0.93 [what I am currently running].

I was looking at this thread earlier: https://portableapps.com/node/10587

And I began wondering what the point of KeePass was. Why not just encrypt the entire drive?

Because if the drive itself is encrypted (as all portable drives should ideally be), there would be no way to access KeePass anyway, making the additional password redundant.

Thoughts?

When I launch KeePass Portable from my USB drive, F-Secure notifies me that the program is trying to add a registry key.

Surely this is incorrect behaviour for a portable app?

Wondering if it is possible to have some notes inside database with a different password i.e. master password is used to open the database and then if we need to open specific item/note it ask for password.

KeePass is a great piece. But should I be worried of possibility of Spy loggers which might record whole clipbord activities?
If yes is there a tip to help?

Regards
Farzin

Hi Guys,
I have been reading the forums for a while and know that it's best not to type information into insecure PC's. HOWEVER, I am planning to travel early next year and need to work out the best/safest way to access a bank account to check funds and transfer money. Keepass 2 looked to be the answer, but needs .NET to work, which I cannot be sure will be installed. So how can I make myself as safe as possible to beat keyloggers etc.

Any help please.....I need to find the safest solution possible. Not using public PC's is not an answer.

Cheers, and thanks.