ewido micro?

[lodore]

hello,
i have just downloaded ewido micro from the ewido site but wondered if it uses the new engine used in avg antispyware 7.5 and also does it still update its defs?
im asking because its still called ewido anti spyware 4.0 micro scanner and not avg antispyware micro scanner
i dont want to have to install avg 7.5 antispyware just for on demand.
also an FP with coolwebsearch after about 2seconds of scanning.
it has the same amount of defs as the ewido home page states.
lodore

[lodore]

screen shot of FP
i dont know where to submit the fp can someone eiethe submit it for me or give me links and instuctions?

[gerardwil]

http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=111188

[lodore]

thanks i have send a picture of the FP for them to fix.
also im gonna look at the link to the jetico firewall forums in your sig because i might use on on the pc im building soon
lodore

[gerardwil]

I don't think they fix pictures

[Bubba]

I would also suggest doing as karl.ewido (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/member.php?u=41498) requested in this (http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=964014#post964014) recent FP thread.

-{ Quote: "Hi,
please use the Windows registry editor (regedit.exe) to locate this detected key, then create a backup file (*.reg) of this key and send us this exported reg file:
http://www.ewido.net/en/support/?AID=34" }-

[lodore]

-{ Quote: "I don't think they fix pictures" }-

it shows the reg entrie and where its located surely that can fix it?
lodore

[Meriadoc]

-{ Quote: "wondered if it uses the new engine used in avg antispyware 7.5" }-
I would of thought so. Anyway detection seems good, sample from a drive with malware taken from warez pages over last few days.

[Firecat]

-{ Quote: "I would of thought so. Anyway detection seems good, sample from a drive with malware taken from warez pages over last few days." }-
My AVG Internet Security says that the Anti-Spyware module version is 4.2.18, which probably means that AVG Anti-Spyware = Ewido 4.2, which means detection rates should remain almost nearly the same, if not exactly. :)