The fact that you're getting this result from the Badfish test page means that Privdog is not validating SSL certificates correctly. This is incredibly bad -- uninstall this software immediately.
Neither of those links imply that PrivDog is bundled with those apps. It just mentions it as something you can download.
Edit : Just re-read the linked document. Yes, it does indicate that it's an install-time option. However, I've yet to see confirmation that Comodo software comes bundled with the SSL-intercepting version of PrivDog.
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Yes, it is!
The fact that you're getting this result from the Badfish test page means that Privdog is not validating SSL certificates correctly. This is incredibly bad -- uninstall this software immediately.
Its bad enough because this was bundled with Comodo Internet Security ( https://help.comodo.com/topic-72-1-451-6840-.html and https://help.comodo.com/topic-169-1-413-6109-.html )
Neither of those links imply that PrivDog is bundled with those apps. It just mentions it as something you can download.
Edit : Just re-read the linked document. Yes, it does indicate that it's an install-time option. However, I've yet to see confirmation that Comodo software comes bundled with the SSL-intercepting version of PrivDog.
It auto-installs via nagware however.