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Main
April 17th, 2003, 03:30 PM
I got those 2 test files from the other board and neither bitdefender or F-prot could pick them up but GAV did.
I'm using bitdefender and I was wondering if I'm not configuring it right or does it not have the ability to unpack files.
root
April 17th, 2003, 05:14 PM
When you say test files, what kind of test files exactly.
AVs use virus definitions for actual viruses and of course the eicar test virus.
Tinribs
April 17th, 2003, 05:47 PM
I'm curious too, I have a paid up F-Prot here and there isnt much it doesn't detect. I'd be interested to run these test files.
:)
Kev
JimIT
April 17th, 2003, 05:51 PM
I think this is the thread referred to:
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=8425
It *is* an interesting test! ;)
Tinribs
April 17th, 2003, 06:18 PM
Thanks Jim, indeed it is an interesting test ( I somehow missed the last few posts)
For what its worth I scanned with my backups (albeit trimmed down now)
Gav- Detected both
Nod32 - Missed both
Mcafee v7 pro - Missed both :o
Kavlite 4.071- Detected Both
F-Prot 3.13 - Missed both
This is by no means a scientific test, just a quick 'right click scan'
Redhat
April 17th, 2003, 07:26 PM
Suprising results, may I confirm the test file so I can test avast! ?
Thanks :)
Tinribs
April 17th, 2003, 07:31 PM
Sure Matt, see Jims link above, reply no12 for the links :)
solarpowered candle
April 17th, 2003, 08:09 PM
Its good to see that KAV lite stops it. Running Lite on normal settings it didnt . running Lite on Medium settings it did. And running Lite on High settings it would not allow me to down load the files at all.
root
April 17th, 2003, 09:14 PM
I checked those two files with AVP 3.5 scanner and it did not catch anything. So, I checked my settings and scan in archives was not checked.
After I told AVP to scan inside of archives, it picked up both.
I do not remember is there is a setting for this in F-Secure, but I would check. Same for all other AV's and AT's.
Technodrome
April 17th, 2003, 11:30 PM
Picked by AVK (KAV Engine). It’s a matter of unpacking engine that AV offers. Bitdefender has a pretty decent unpacking engine, but nothing beats Kaspersky.
main
April 18th, 2003, 12:25 AM
I got a bit worried so I removed bitdefender and re-installed NAV2002 that I got with my computer, now I know why I don't like Norton....... my system is crawling right now.
I don't know, maybe I should give it another shot, I can't stand that Murphy shield, it always bothers me if I want to allow this and that, I have no time for that already since I got Outpost firewall.
main
April 18th, 2003, 12:28 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: Tinribs link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=0#55292 date=1050617881]
Thanks Jim, indeed it is an interesting test ( I somehow missed the last few posts)
For what its worth I scanned with my backups (albeit trimmed down now)
Gav- Detected both
Nod32 - Missed both
Mcafee v7 pro - Missed both :o
Kavlite 4.071- Detected Both
F-Prot 3.13 - Missed both
This is by no means a scientific test, just a quick 'right click scan'
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Me too, I have F-prot as a backup and it missed both files, along with Bitdefender and I also did a quick right scan.
That got me thinking that if it can't pick them up off a quick right scan than maybe the resident shield can't pick it up either with the file is excuting and BAM!!!
Were toast!!
Technodrome
April 18th, 2003, 12:57 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: main link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=0#55343 date=1050639957]
I don't know, maybe I should give it another shot, I can't stand that Murphy shield, it always bothers me if I want to allow this and that, I have no time for that already since I got Outpost firewall.
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BD v7 standard is out and does not include a firewall! Murphy is gone! 8)
During installation uncheck "act as firewall" option and it won’t bother you again! ;)
Technodrome
Technodrome
April 18th, 2003, 12:59 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: main link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=0#55344 date=1050640098]
Me too, I have F-prot as a backup and it missed both files,
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F-Prot has a poor unpacking engine but its a very strong AV!
Technodrome
Tinribs
April 18th, 2003, 02:15 AM
It sure has and has been steady for me for many years.
Incidentally Technodrome, how did you manage to get an English language version of AVK? I trialled it but my German is not good so iI couldn't use it properly. :)
Main88a
April 18th, 2003, 02:32 AM
Just for kicks, I'm going to DL the evaluation of Sophos, try it out for maybe a week and see how it does, I know it's pretty expensive.
These things scare me because I use alot of Kazaa.WinMX and I can't afford mistakes, not right now.
Keep me informed on how Avast does in detecting these viruses.
solarpowered candle
April 18th, 2003, 02:48 AM
Posted by: Tinribs Posted on: Today at 01:15:32am
It sure has and has been steady for me for many years.
Incidentally Technodrome, how did you manage to get an English language version of AVK? I trialled it but my German is not good so iI couldn't use it properly.
Good question Kev Id like to know too :)
xor
April 18th, 2003, 03:19 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: Main88a link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=15#55364 date=1050647536]
Just for kicks, I'm going to DL the evaluation of Sophos, try it out for maybe a week and see how it does, I know it's pretty expensive.
These things scare me because I use alot of Kazaa.WinMX and I can't afford mistakes, not right now.
" }-
Sophos won't help here - pick a AV with good trojan/backdoor/worm detection and a unpacking engine.
Sophos is expensive and good in classical virus detection but dont think about it if you use kazaa. Sophos is mainly for companys.
_anvil
April 18th, 2003, 05:42 AM
Guys, don't panic if one AV doesn't detect this "firewar" exploit - it is only a 'proof of concept' (from the author of the firewall leaktest "backstealth"), and not a real virus/trojan.
That's why only a few AV companies have added signatures of this tool. 8)
From the AVs mentioned above, Bitdefender, McAfee, KAV(lite), AVK and GAV can unpack UPX. :)
JimIT
April 18th, 2003, 08:27 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: Tinribs link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=0#55292 date=1050617881]
Thanks Jim, indeed it is an interesting test ( I somehow missed the last few posts)
For what its worth I scanned with my backups (albeit trimmed down now)
Gav- Detected both
Nod32 - Missed both
Mcafee v7 pro - Missed both :o
Kavlite 4.071- Detected Both
F-Prot 3.13 - Missed both
This is by no means a scientific test, just a quick 'right click scan'
" }-
No prob Kev... :)
My weigh-in:
PC-cillin 2002--missed both. Allowed the .exe to run! :o (Odd, since Trend has the trojan in their def files)
NAV 2001--Caught zipped. Did not allow execution.
GAV--Caught both. Prevented execution.
BOClean--hammered 'em on execution.
Technodrome
April 18th, 2003, 09:22 AM
-{ Quote: " quoting: solarpowered candle link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=15#55366 date=1050648510]
Incidentally Technodrome, how did you manage to get an English language version of AVK? I trialled it but my German is not good so iI couldn't use it properly.
" }-
Go to http://www.extendiaavk.com/ !
CompUSA sells AVK Pro (eXtendia) for $19.99! I used this AV since version 9! Just purchased new version (in English). ;)
No need to mention how strong it is! ;)
http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=301775&pfp=BROWSE
Technodrome
Technodrome
April 18th, 2003, 09:28 AM
I agree with Gladiator! If you use Kazaa , then SOPHOS is not your best bet ($ 299 per license)!
Your best bets are:
KAV, AVK, F-Secure( any product that uses Kaspersky engine), Mcafee, DrWeb, RAV!
Technodrome
bellgamin
April 19th, 2003, 05:48 AM
Technodrome- Thanks letting us know about the bargain price for AVK! I just bought it for $19.99 for pick-up at a CompUSA store just a few miles away from where I live.
Such a deal! ;D
Technodrome
April 19th, 2003, 12:37 PM
-{ Quote: " quoting: bellgamin link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=15#55557 date=1050745703]
Such a deal! ;D
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I couldn't resist it either! ;D
Its up and running here.... ;)
The only thing I need to do is a full system check. But I am sure 100% that there are no virii on my machine...
Ok maybe 81%.... ;D
Technodorme (edit typo) ;D
Technodrome
I_lack_commonsense
April 19th, 2003, 01:38 PM
Technodrome,
In your screenshot of AVK, was wondering what "Protocol" referred to. Thanks
Technodrome
April 19th, 2003, 01:44 PM
-{ Quote: " quoting: I_lack_commonsense link=board=24;threadid=8543;start=15#55661 date=1050773894]
Technodrome,
In your screenshot of AVK, was wondering what "Protocol" referred to. Thanks
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This is the place where your logs are stored.
Technodrome
I_lack_commonsense
April 19th, 2003, 02:09 PM
Thanks!
The name is rather misleading haha, was the first time I saw protocols on an antivirus, thought it might be some new feature ;)
Technodrome
April 19th, 2003, 02:13 PM
Yup, I know! ;)
Technodrome
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