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Interloper 2.2.3

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@jbulliner82 jbulliner82 released this 02 Nov 17:13
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  • Changes made at the same time. New check: a 14-day timeline of services and drivers installed, scheduled tasks created, startup items added and new executables/scripts in Temp and hideout roots. A driver/service/task/startup change arriving within ten minutes of a new unsigned file is flagged (Medium; High when the new service or task runs that file), with the whole burst as evidence and steps to check it.
  • Every kernel driver, running or not. New check in every scan (not only Deep): drivers registered from hideout folders or without a valid signature (High; Critical while running), signed drivers registered from unusual folders such as a game folder on another drive (Low, with how to check the signer and remove it), and an inventory of drivers under Program Files.
  • Free plan stays on the PC. Free users upload nothing (the app skips it; the service refuses it), so they cost nothing to run. One-click "Apply safe fix" is part of Watch; everyone keeps the step-by-step instructions and Undo. Reports stored during a trial or subscription are kept 30 days after it ends, then deleted.
  • Watch adds a weekly summary email (Mondays; opt-out in the dashboard) and plans read "(lifetime)" for very long admin grants.
  • Self-test button: runs 29 built-in samples (real miners, pools, attacker tricks, unsafe drivers, and clean controls) through the detection rules.
  • Send error details button when a check fails: sends only check name, error message (user/computer names and e-mail addresses removed) and versions. They appear in the dashboard's Admin panel.
  • A failed check now says to run the scan again and send error details, instead of only "run as administrator". The RED verdict gives direct advice instead of pointing at README.md.
  • Service: report HTML stored gzip-compressed; /api/diagnostics; weekly summaries; automatic purge of reports for accounts without cloud history; website: sample report page, updated plans, privacy policy and FAQ; the site's inline script moved to site.js so the strict security policy no longer blocks it.