• Comodo has been caught selling its popular SSL certificate to malware distributors/scan websites. Now in Comodo’s defense, whenever a malware distributor/scan website which has Comodo’s certificate is brought to their attention, they remove it; furthermore the purpose of the SSL certificate, technically, is not to verify the contents of the website but rather to verify how secure it is to buy from (the irony). Fairpoint Spread 8 Keygen. However the question of why Comodo is repeatedly selling the certificates to known malware distributors/scam websites (there have been cases where a website with the same exact layout, interface, and “product” except different name has been issued a certificate even though their earlier one was revoked) is still a significant one and still an on going issue. • Softpedia, once upon a time, labeled Comodo Internet Security as “malware” because CIS included SafeSurf, an optional third party toolbar considered to be malware by Softpedia. Of course Comodo did not like that, so they tried to get Softpedia to remove the label. Windows Server 2012 R2 Download Iso Direct Link.

Softpedia, standing by their high standards, refused. So in the end the result was (is) Comodo Internet Security was (is) removed from Softpedia’s download database. Whatever side you are on for the above two issues, this post is not to discuss them; that is for another time. I am creating this post to address another (potentially more important) issue with Comodo products. Today as I was checking my e-mail, I got an e-mail from a dotTechie informing me of the fact Comodo Backup, a free backup solution provided by Comodo, was recently updated to v2 with major changes and I should check it out (yes – I do read the e-mails I am sent even if I forget to reply surprise, surprise). So, naturally, I was intrigued and went to download Comodo Backup. While installing Comodo Backup I glanced over its EULA (End User License Agreement) and was shocked by what I saw: I am not legal mind, but to me this says if you install Comodo Backup, Comodo will collect data from your computer such as how you use Comodo Backup.