Webwatcher

teranceH

yes when you click on the about tab , they ARE Awearness Technologies, not seperate.

It does appear their Sonar technology is even better. More for corporate.
Claim to be able to monitor an employee computer, even if they are NOT connected to the network.

http://www.awarenesstechnologies.com/

When you are at webwasher home page and click the  Law Enforcement /     Surveillance Softwar
it brings up Sonar. Now I know why my company is closing my position and asking me to relocate LOL

TeranceH, Did you buy webwasher to test?

Sounds almost as good as rustock c





Edited by controler - 17 December 2007 at 5:53am

Deo is indeed correct ... it is not detected by any of the majors.

McAfee seems to be disabled to the point where you may download the updates, but it isn;t using them when it scans through your files.

Microsoft is blinded by the classification as a monitoring program.  It isn;t a monitoring program when it features the redirection and obfuscation techniques.  And why on earth would a mother want to STEALTH Monitor their children???  Wouldn't you want the child to know it's there to avoid a 'situation' by using their judgement? or not know it's there and get caught and realize their parent's didn't trust them enough to be upfront about monitoring them.

Symantec... It would seem from documents I have read on the web that they are actually partnered with Awareness Technologies to protect the data during and after it is stolen from your computer.  I haven't read their license but I thought they were protecting ME on MY Computer.  Are they bailing on the security they promised me to secure MY DATA for the criminal who has stolen MY DATA while under the feigned protection of Symantec Security???  While I guess they still are securing MY DATA, they just are now securing it for me AND the criminal who hijacked my computer.

Kaspersky... comes the closest to detecting it because it report the program's behavior.  BUT you have to ramp up their security and then get nagged about every little function going to the web.  Oh yea, and you will quite likely NOT be able to get to their site and download the program.  But if you have a friend download it, rename it, and pick it up via FTP, you can get around that little problem.

The higher level forensic programs also do not detect the program.  This is proudly and loudly confirmed by the tech support guys.

IceSword helped a bit at seeing it run and seeing how it is running, but wasn't effective in removal.

Their claim of the software being invisible and not detected by AVAS is credible.

Here ya go

Edited by controler - 24 October 2007 at 6:02am

Hey Controller