IObit Security 360 Beta Released

[Phenom]

IObit Security 360 Beta has been released version 1.0 available.

http://iobit.com/security360.html

[andyman35]

I've got high hopes for this given the quality of Advanced Systemcare and SmartDefrag

[jrmhng]

How does it actually worik? Any more details on this product?

[BrendanK.]

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[Thankful]

Very nice program. Would like to see some third party testing.

[a320ca]

Thanks, taking it for a spin...

[Kees1958]

Nice light application, uses a miniature blacklist data base, so have disabled file protection (only real time system protection and advanced mode=heuristics)

See pic

In this mode only 4000-5000 bytes are read with every program start, so you will see the I/O growing only you wont't feel it in performance, with file protection the average I/O bump is 100.000 bytes (still not heavy).

[renegade08]

Originally Posted by huangker

How does it actually worik? Any more details on this product?

Some pics:

[BrendanK.]

Guys if you feel something needs to be detected or you have some zero-days please submit them here. There's a section for FP's on the forums too if needed.

By the way I am a moderator at IObit forums so I can answer most questions

Also, the database is quite small due to it being like that of MalwareBytes. It detects current and active threats, which includes rogues, worms, trojans etc.

[Kees1958]

half666

Three questions

Are the tools already included in this beta (pressing them does not seem to activate anything).

Could you tell me something about the scope of protection (e.g. what system events triggers a check/heuristic)

What documents and files does the file protection check?

Thx

Kees

[BrendanK.]

Originally Posted by Kees1958

half666

Three questions

Are the tools already included in this beta (pressing them does not seem to activate anything).

Could you tell me something about the scope of protection (e.g. what system events triggers a check/heuristic)

What documents and files does the file protection check?

Thx

Kees

Hehe nice list

The tools still need to be added so it is correct if they are blank, you will see more of them coming during Beta 2, 3 etc. As well as new additions to the product which will make it very competitive against other security products.

As for the second question I am not sure I will have to ask the developer.

The system protection is pretty much a very basic HIPS, it watches what files are interacting with each other and if they are changing something that shouldn't be changed.

The file protection uses the database and Digital Origin Gene heuristics (in other words blacklisting) for detection. It's just like the normal real-time protection of say...MBAM.

[Kees1958]

Thx

I have played a little with it, the HIPS part seems to watch kernel objects and executables acquiring ring-0 priveledges through driver/services.

To be honest this looks like a promising application. I wonder what business model they are thinking of since it will be freeware (problably a paid Pro version).

Regards Kees

[majoMo]

Hi 333halfevil,

I should like to know if it has real time protection similar to Spyware Terminator.

If so what items are protected:
. Startup
. Services
. Winsock, BHO
. Hosts
. File extensions

Thanks.

[BrendanK.]

Originally Posted by Kees1958

Thx

I have played a little with it, the HIPS part seems to watch kernel objects and executables acquiring ring-0 priveledges through driver/services.

To be honest this looks like a promising application. I wonder what business model they are thinking of since it will be freeware (problably a paid Pro version).

Regards Kees

It is remaining free as far as I know

Originally Posted by majoMo

Hi 333halfevil,

I should like to know if it has real time protection similar to Spyware Terminator.

If so what items are protected:
. Startup
. Services
. Winsock, BHO
. Hosts
. File extensions

Thanks.

The HIPS protects Services as it tries to stop active threats. As for the others I am not sure - whether or not it does and to what extent, I will have to ask the developer

[Thankful]

I receive the following userinit error when rebooting my computer. I have to remove the program for now.

[Saraceno]

Does look appealing. Any slow-downs, CPU spikes, while running it?

Nevermind, Kees answered my question.

[a320ca]

Originally Posted by Kees1958

Nice light application, uses a miniature blacklist data base, so have disabled file protection (only real time system protection and advanced mode=heuristics)

See pic

In this mode only 4000-5000 bytes are read with every program start, so you will see the I/O growing only you wont't feel it in performance, with file protection the average I/O bump is 100.000 bytes (still not heavy).

About the same here.

[1000db]

In Windows 7 during a scan:

[andyman35]

Originally Posted by 1000db

In Windows 7 during a scan:

I take it that it runs smoothly in Windows 7 then

[BrendanK.]

Originally Posted by Thankful

I receive the following userinit error when rebooting my computer. I have to remove the program for now.

Interesting...I'll post on the bug report forums and let you know as soon as I get a response

[1000db]

Originally Posted by andyman35

I take it that it runs smoothly in Windows 7 then

Smooth so far but I haven't thrown any malware at it yet. Clean GUI too.

[BrendanK.]

Originally Posted by 1000db

Smooth so far but I haven't thrown any malware at it yet. Clean GUI too.

Anything you think Security 360 should detect, but misses can you please post here

[Malcontent]

Part 1: -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLjczJsnQeo-
Part 2: -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fcg_Wdvb98s-

This guy made a video of IObit Security in action. He installs it on an infected system and tests it's cleaning and protection abilities. The videos is about 12 minutes long.

[BrendanK.]

Originally Posted by Malcontent

-http://www.screencast.com/users/zap123/folders/Default/media/5a736dd1-3fee-433d-a781-586376850eb8-

This guy made a video of IObit Security in action. He installs it on an infected system and tests it's cleaning and protection abilities. The videos is about 12 minutes long.

Watching it now

[LagerX]

Nice video
I will definitely try it out.