Further investigations of Superfish, from the links here on Wilders and blogs elsewhere indicate that Lenovo is not alone in using this type of revenue tool. I have a Lenovo laptop and Lenovo desktop, so in retrospect I am happy that it is installed. The program installs an icon on every browser you have installed and it is impossible to remove it from the browsers that you do not want to use it on (I tried to get it off Chrome, but it is somehow hidden). It is a heavy downloader of definitions per day/month (at least twice an AV). I used it before IBM bought it and uninstalled it several times because it slowed the browser down and it did not play nice with SBIE.

I use it on one browser only (IE) where I access my financial websites, and nothing else, so as to isolate them from any contamination. any current/recent users of this product? Probably information 2014 or later (since IBM acquired it) is most useful. Much of the information about Trusteer on the web and in this forum is years old. I don't use the product, nor have I tried it. Here are 2013 MRG tests showing Trusteer with 100% detection in limited testing:Īnybody know of any other testing of Trusteer? Many large banks (USAA, Bank of America.) recommend Trusteer Rapport:

This is where Trusteer came from and that IBM paid $1 Billion for the company in 2014: Trusteer Rapport can be installed on any end user platform including Windows, Mac OS and Virtual Desktops. Trusteer Rapport applies behavioral algorithms to block phishing attacks and to prevent the installation and the operation of MitB malware strains in the wild (such as Zeus, Bugat, Tinba, Torpig, Spyeye, Ramnit, Gozi and various regional malware variants). Using a network of more than 30 million endpoints across the globe, Trusteer collects intelligence on active phishing and malware attacks against organizations worldwide. Trusteer Rapport prevents phishing and Man-in-the-Browser (MitB) malware attacks.

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