NVT EXE Radar Pro vs. MBAE

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Frank the Perv, Aug 22, 2013.

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  1. Frank the Perv

    Frank the Perv Banned

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    So we have these two seemingly promising products.

    Both are young in their development -- thus there is probably not much use in discussing which one 'is better.'

    NVT EXE is popular in this forum. Many have downloaded it.

    MBAE has the backing of Malwarebytes -- a perennial favorite in these forums.

    Both seem to be evolving and developing quickly.

    I pasted info from the respective product websites below.

    Can some of the smart guys explain the differences in the products, the differences in the approach, and also the similarities?

    That would be helpful to those of us looking to add this type of protection.


    Thanks,

    -ftp


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    NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro is a useful Windows OS utility designed to alert you every time an unknown process tries to run in the system. You can control which applications are allowed to run in the system, block unknown applications and keep your PC safe from malware and trojans.

    -Allow or block unknown applications

    -Blacklist untrusted applications

    -Whitelist trusted applications

    -Lockdown Mode

    -Password protect processes

    -Whitelist commandline strings

    -Block USB-spreading malware

    -Manage running processes

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    Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit BETA protects you from zero-day exploits targeting browser and application vulnerabilities. Its proprietary technology protects you in that critical period between the release of a new exploit and its subsequent security patch. And, unlike antivirus products, Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit BETA proactively prevents the exploit from installing its payload. Before it can do damage.

    -Defeats dangerous exploits, shields software vulnerabilities

    -Browser protection

    -Application protection

    -Media players protection

    -Protects browser components, including Java and Flash

    -Defends against drive-by download attacks

    -Shields vulnerable applications

    -Blocks unknown and known exploit kits
     
  2. Kerodo

    Kerodo Registered Member

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    Looks like 2 completely different products to me....
     
  3. siketa

    siketa Registered Member

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    They are...and looks like OP already answered to his own question....:D
     
  4. CrusherW9

    CrusherW9 Registered Member

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    Use both and have solid security ;)
     
  5. Rasheed187

    Rasheed187 Registered Member

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    Yes exactly. :)

    MBAE is probably more advanced when it comes to stopping zero day exploits.

    But with ERP you can control what apps are allowed to run on your PC.
     
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