O/T anti-trojan to complement nod32?

Discussion in 'other anti-trojan software' started by tobamore, Oct 4, 2004.

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  1. tobamore

    tobamore Registered Member

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    Hello one and all,

    I am writing to ask which anti-trojan software best complements nod32, other than tds3? I'm leaving out tds3 as this is already installed on my main pc, but my other pc has nod32 too and I would like to try another a-t on it. I believe that usually varying your defences (firewalls/av/a-t) is a sensible way of avoiding security compromises on 2 or more pcs, given that we share printers etc. ie. different software can equal more chance of discovery of mal content...

    As always,

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  2. Infinity

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    I would definately go for Ewido. this is a fair good antitrojan with good support, daily updates and good signatures. I have nod32 too together with ewido (and some others) and I like it. and I will like it more in the future.

    http://www.ewido.net/en/?section=features
     
  3. se7engreen

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    I agree that Ewido would be a good compliment to NOD32. Also you could check out boclean. I don't have a lot of experience with it but I hear nothing but good things about it.
     
  4. darkmatter

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    Trojanhunter also plays very nice with nod, no conflicts at all. You could always try it out first as it comes with a 30 day trial although you do have to update manually during this period.

    http://www.trojanhunter.com/trojanhunter/
     
  5. Infinity

    Infinity Registered Member

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    these three are the major AT's on the field. it is up to you now to choose. try them all three (not at the same time though :D) but I have tds-3, ewido and Trojanhunter and to be honest, Ewido is rocking my machine real good.

    Take care
     
  6. Stan999

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    I run NOD and BOClean on a P4 2.8 machine that is used for gaming.
    For me that is a great combination and no noticable effect with the real time
    protection running on both NOD and BOClean.
     
  7. tobamore

    tobamore Registered Member

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    Thank you all for your replies. :) I'm intrigued by ewido, I take it that this is relatively new? How does it's detection rate compare to those of tds etc please? Is it light on resorces and is there a forum to find out more? There is little info on the website...

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  8. se7engreen

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    You can find more info in the other anti-trojan software section of this forum. There are a number of threads on Ewido and an Ewido affiliate (by the name of 'fish') posts frequently.
     
  9. Blackspear

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    I use Ewido as well.

    Cheers :D
     
  10. Elray

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    Hi, I'm haunting this forum while I trial NOD32 and I have learnt a lot from the posts and like the product. I just wanted to know whether anyone else has found that Ewido appears to slow down the system once it is installed with NOD32? My startup and slowdown extended once I installed it and I wondered if anyone else had that experience? If I continue with NOD32 I want to have done my homework first and get it right from the start.

    Elray
     
  11. Blackspear

    Blackspear Global Moderator

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    Hi all, this is not really the forum to discuss this, it relates to a search for a Anti-trojan program and as such I have moved this to the "Other Anti-Trojan" forum.

    Cheers :D
     
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  12. Blackspear

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    I don't use Ewido's "File Monitoring" component, as I found it slowed down my system too much...

    Hope this helps...

    Cheers :D
     
  13. Stan999

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    That is why we use NOD with BOClean on a gaming machine. No noticable effect while running both NOD and BOClean real time monitoring.
     
  14. Infinity

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    All I can say is the new Ewido is much faster, even defragging while monitor protection is hassle free, no hickups when copying, dragging, opening, starting any windows/files/exe's.

    the performance and resource issue is a huge improvement on the version 3
     
  15. Infinity

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    and did I allready say that Ewido scans for processes in the background now (V3 beta) like boclean I guess and deletes it without userinterventions (not all of them though) and we can use it now as an on demand only, I find this very OK at the moment. and no probs what so ever.
     
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