Wanted to test out Kameleo - ESET immediately blocks it

[INCC]

From time to time I check out different AD providers, so yesterday I decided I'll try Kameleo.

The bad thing is that ESET immediately blocks it, but it does not block the main Kameleo website.. it blocks the download page, once you have paid for the software, and no way of getting your money back.

I know how to get past this ESET wall, but that's not the point.. I am a little worried that the ESET notification isn't just a false positive and that they really are spreading malware through their application because I don't see any antivirus blocking other Antidetect providers, so that's really odd.

How many of you here are actively using Kameleo without issues? I don't see them here selling their software, their customer support is almost non-existent, that's another red flag, but they have been around for a few years..

Thoughts?

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[thelaststraw]

I tested it a while ago and everything did work as far as I can remember. however, I wasn't really satisfied with the performance at that time. maybe I'll give it another try and let you know. I am interested in the mobile profile devices as I didn't have them with my last subscription

 

[umbreno]

Do you hVe PUA filter enabled on Eset?

 

[INCC]

I tested it a while ago and everything did work as far as I can remember. however, I wasn't really satisfied with the performance at that time. maybe I'll give it another try and let you know. I am interested in the mobile profile devices as I didn't have them with my last subscription

Do you hVe PUA filter enabled on Eset?

Watch out for anything related to this software. I found a community talking about backdoors and malware with their system.. It's fuckery and better to keep away as far as possible.

They also reskin their software and sell it under different AD provider names.

 

[umbreno]

Watch out for anything related to this software. I found a community talking about backdoors and malware with their system.. It's fuckery and better to keep away as far as possible.

They also reskin their software and sell it under different AD provider names.

Well that kind of sucks because they were one of the very few that were supposed to offer Mobile Browsers instances. But thanks for the heads up

 

[thelaststraw]

Well that kind of sucks because they were one of the very few that were supposed to offer Mobile Browsers instances. But thanks for the heads up

Yeah exactly. Thats why I wanted to give it another try. Thanks for the headsup