I have been running MBAE for a while now and recently installed WSA. I thought they were playing nicely together but have just realised that when MBAE is on, the lock in the WSA icon in the system tray does not show, but when I turn it off, it appears.
So my question is: Is MBAE compatible with WSA or is there a conflict?
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Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit and WSA compatibility
Best answer by Nemo
Following up from our earlier exchange, I have contacted Support again and just had this very comprehensive reply:
"Thank you for contacting Webroot Technical Support. Webroot is totally compatible with Malware Bytes and you shouldn't run into any problems at all using them together. I have actually never come across Malware Bytes causing any problems, such as blocking things unexpectedly, having a conflict with another security program or anything like that, so it is a good choice.
As far as the "padlock" icon that you noticed on the Webroot icon at certain times, it is actually a symbol of the Identity Shield, which should appear whenever an application that the Identity Shield is in "focus", meaning that you've selected it as the active window. The most common application that will cause the padlock to appear is your browser. You may notice the padlock disappearing when you click on other applications.
It doesn't mean that anything is locked away, it is just a symbol of one of Webroot's components.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or if I can assist you with anything else."
I really do admire both this comminity and the webroot support network. I believe that we can consider this matter now resolved.
View original"Thank you for contacting Webroot Technical Support. Webroot is totally compatible with Malware Bytes and you shouldn't run into any problems at all using them together. I have actually never come across Malware Bytes causing any problems, such as blocking things unexpectedly, having a conflict with another security program or anything like that, so it is a good choice.
As far as the "padlock" icon that you noticed on the Webroot icon at certain times, it is actually a symbol of the Identity Shield, which should appear whenever an application that the Identity Shield is in "focus", meaning that you've selected it as the active window. The most common application that will cause the padlock to appear is your browser. You may notice the padlock disappearing when you click on other applications.
It doesn't mean that anything is locked away, it is just a symbol of one of Webroot's components.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or if I can assist you with anything else."
I really do admire both this comminity and the webroot support network. I believe that we can consider this matter now resolved.
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