BullGuard 12 Released

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  1. Cloud

    Cloud Registered Member

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    What's new in BullGuard Internet Security 12.0.198:

    • Behavioural Detection makes our Antivirus engine catch 65% more viruses than traditional antivirus engines
    • Safe Browsing flags unsafe websites on every search results page you access
    • The Vulnerability Scanner warns you about outdated software that may be putting you at risk
    • Online Backup allows you to protect your most precious data
    • Parental Control makes keeping your kids safe on the internet a piece of cake.

    Source: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Firewall/BullGuard.shtml
    Forum Announcement: http://forum.bullguard.com/forum/14/BullGuard-v12_92492.html
     
  2. kjdemuth

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    Interesting. I'll have to give it a try. 65% more viruses? Hmmm
     
  3. gerardwil

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    ....than traditional antivirus engines
     
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    Which are ..... ??
     
  5. kjdemuth

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    Exactly. I know that its probably marketing but come on. How does one come up with such a number?
     
  6. JoeBlack40

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    Well,i've watched 2 or 3 youtube reviews for the beta version,and i must say i'm impressed.I think i have to test it for myself,as it seems as the webguard catches 99% of the malware.
     
  7. gerardwil

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    Probably they mean signature-based only
     
  8. acr1965

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    Is this still Bitdefender av and Outpost firewall combo? Also, is the Bitdefender B-have the behavior monitor?
     
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    I believe the first two are still yes and the behavior block I read (on their forum) was from http://www.novashield.com/

    Maybe someone that has it installed can confirm http://systemexplorer.net/db/nsserv.dll.html
     
  10. NAMOR

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    I was bored so I installed it before bed. I think I saw a Bitdefender plug in in the Bullguard directory. As you can see the Outpost and Novashield drivers in AutoRuns. I also read that the Bullguard Inspector is from Secunia.


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  11. Ranget

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    Downloaded the antivirus to test it against the spyshelter test it seem has a huge update which will cost me money cuz i'm using Limited Bandwidth :mad:
     
  12. acr1965

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    thanks for the info- had not heard much out of novashield in a while
     
  13. BoerenkoolMetWorst

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    I don't know if BullGuard continued to develop Novashield, but on the Novashield website it says it's 32-bit only and the installer is from June 2010.
     
  14. JoeBlack40

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    My first impressions on Bullguard AV (for this i have license) are very good.It's much lighter than 10 version,GUI is redesign,more slicker and more easier to use.The C Drive scan took 47 minutes,a little too long for my taste,but it's ok.The browsing doesn't seems slowed down at all,and the laptop start-up it's normal.
    But i don't understand why it has that update service that runs all the time in the memory.I don't have problems with that,but eats a lot of RAM just for an AV.All in all,it seems to me that they did a pretty good job with Bullguard.:thumb:
     

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  15. toxinon12345

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    Not really, but AV's with no runtime analyzers, or emulation techniques.
     
  16. sg09

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    And like previous versions, webguard dependent on browser plugin?
     
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