SUPERAntiSpyware v.4.43.1000 Released

[J_L]

Technology Changes
* Resolves rare issue where updates halt and/or crash if connection is terminated
* Technology enhancements for in-memory scanning
* Scanning engine improvements/enhancements
* Updated definition (smart) heuristic engine

Download: http://www.superantispyware.com/download.html

[jmonge]

how is the real timeprotection?is it same or improve againts new malware?cause last time i tested it didnt detect malware on executaion only detect after scaning?

[J_L]

-{ Quote: "how is the real timeprotection?is it same or improve againts new malware?cause last time i tested it didnt detect malware on executaion only detect after scaning?" }-
Dunno cause I use the free version.

[jmonge]

thanks for the update info;)

[topguynow]

With this new update, how does the real time protection of Superantispyware compare with for example Webroot's SpySweeper? Also any plans to update the GUI in SAS? Thanks

[bo elam]

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I believe that's gonna happen when Version 5 is released.

Bo

[topguynow]

Let's hope so...And how is the real time protection with the latest SAS?

[jmonge]

real time?

[JoeBlack40]

I don't use its real time protection because is weak,as some some statements here.Done some tests,and MBAM over classed SAS real time protection,so i use MBAM real time.
But i'm eager for the 5 version of SAS.

[jmonge]

maybe version 5 is better for blocking malware;)

[Kernelwars]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

[Boyfriend]

Thanks J_L for update. I am also waiting for version 5.

[Saraceno]

No info on the real-time protection eh? :P

[SUPERAntiSpy]

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What specifically would you like to know?

[microbial]

I like SAS and have the Pro version. I run real time protecction and it's never flagged any adware etc but them maybe that's because I run a tidy ship.

MBAM (paid) flags up 'malicious websites' that you can choose to ignore but not all those websites are malicious so it's a bit hit and miss in that respect. anyways, I'm getting off the point...