NEWS FLASH! . . . VB100 #21

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 1 Forum' started by rodzilla, Jan 29, 2003.

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  1. rodzilla

    rodzilla Registered Member

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    NOD32 has just won its 21st Virus Bulletin VB100 Award ... maintaining its long-standing record as the world leader in these prestigious awards!

    Once again, NOD32 made a "clean sweep" of 100% of all viruses in all categories!
     
    rodzilla, Jan 29, 2003
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  2. Tinribs

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    Congratulations to all at Eset, certainly an outstanding record :)
     
    Tinribs, Jan 30, 2003
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  3. puff-m-d

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    Yes indeed, congratulations are definitely in order for ESET and the NOD32 team for an unrivaled record!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!

    Regards,
    Kent
     
    puff-m-d, Jan 30, 2003
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  4. Melwyn

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    Where ? Don't find the web page relating this :)
     
    Melwyn, Jan 30, 2003
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  5. claire

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    Maybe this could help


    http://toronto.virusbtn.com/vb100/archives/products.xml?table
     
    claire, Jan 30, 2003
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  6. ddlooping

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    Hello all, and congrats to Eset. :)

    According to this same chart, a few other products get a "100%" both for XP and 2000.
    Does it mean I can "trust" my Norton AV 2002?
    Or should I think of switching to NOD32 and why? ;)
     
    ddlooping, Jan 31, 2003
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  7. ddlooping

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    P.S: I've just used the "eicar" test file and Norton AV successfully caught the "virus".
    Don't know if means much though. :)
     
    ddlooping, Jan 31, 2003
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  8. Primrose

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    It means your Norton AV is active and running. That is about it..and that is nice to know since many current exploits out there also have the ability to disable AV and other Security Programs.
     
    Primrose, Jan 31, 2003
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  9. Primrose

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    You may switch to NOD32 any time you wish or use both of those product..just make sure if you do you set each up to make sure there is no conflict.

    Would you like to do that?

    Use what product YOU trust . Has your Norton AV 2002 given you reason to think it is not protecting your system? Has your system ever been infected during the time you have used that product?

    If so we welcome you to try NOD32.

    Be Well,
    John
     
    Primrose, Jan 31, 2003
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  10. Paul Wilders

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    John,

    There are no premisses as for giving NOD32 a try ;).

    regards.

    paul
     
    Paul Wilders, Feb 1, 2003
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