I've just started using this, and am wondering if anyone can provide any opinions on it. http://avs.nprotect.com/en/ It uses Bitdefender's scan engine, along with its own anti-virus and anti-spyware engines. Version 3 was originally release in 2011 or maybe even earlier, but it is reguarly updated. The most recent release was published a month ago. It has low, mid and high real time scan levels. I'm using the default "mid" setting and it is extremely light. Also, CPU use is isn't excessive when doing scans. I like it becuase it is very light, has the option to not automatically quarantine files, and it is very easy to add threats to the ignore list. From the logs screen you can choose to ignore a detected threat. On the downside, it seems that its Bitdefender definitions are a day old. I am wondering if anyone has any opinions on this in terms of protection. I find the Bitdefender based Roboscan to be very light as well, but was not happy with the detection rate. Also unlike nProtect, Roboscan has not been updated in a long time.
INCA Internet Corporation (Korean: 잉카인터넷), also known as nProtect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INCA_Internet
nProtection Most popular is their "junk"Anti-Hooking GameGuard for Online Gaming but that was not BitDefender Engine
I've just been running some on demand scans from the context menu and CPU usage is peaking at 51% (although a lot lower most of the time), and disk usage is peaking at about 15%. This is a good result as some antiviruses use well over 80% CPU at times. When opening my Downloads folder with hundreds of installers, CPU use is staying below 5%. So, nProtect is very light indeed.
@fblais It's not free, it's $30 a year, but as far as can tell, you can run it in lite mode without paying, where it won't remove any threats detected for as long as you like. The purchase page on the nProtect website is in Korean, but there is an English langauge affiliate link to buy it at PCWorld.
I just found the newer AVS4.0S - and it's free. https://www.wilderssecurity.com/thre...ivirus-using-bitdefenders-scan-engine.373347/
I'm back to using v3 due to major issues with the v4, which myself and others have experienced. I've had no issues with v3 so far. I am still interested to hear any other's thoughts on nProtect.
