spyware ??

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by Ineke, Nov 14, 2004.

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  1. Ineke

    Ineke Guest

    Hallo

    Is nod32 also checked spyware ??I can not find anything about it, maby stuppid question but i like to now...

    Oh and it updates now automaticly, after i have turn on the second option in the scheduler:Automatic update after dial up connection has been establed, change the setting to look repeatedly after one hour and with the settings on lan\fixed line....Ha it works.....

    Thanks ineke
     
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  3. Ineke

    Ineke Guest

    Thanks for the link....
     
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    Youe Welcome.:)

    Blackspear would probably be able to give u more information on Nod's spyware detection capabilities. ;)



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    Thanks for that Snowy, I'll be sending a little of our summer heat to melt that white stuff around your house, you'll have a swamp in no time at all, just what you always wanted ;) :D

    Ineke, as of version 2.12.1 Potentially Dangerous Applications have been added, this function within the On-demand scanner detects Spyware, Adware, Dialers etc...

    It is a fairly new area for Eset, so I think they will need a little time to come fully up to speed with their detection database of such things...

    Hope this helps...

    Cheers :D
     

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    I'll take it! :D

    Swamp and all. :cool:


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  7. Ineke

    Ineke Guest

    Thank you guys ,
    I had that option not putting on in my configuration.
    Now i have, so let them come hihi..

    Ineke
     
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    Ineke Guest

    I shal read it right now, maby i must turn on many more :)
    Thank you for the quick reply's , it helps a lot.

    Ineke
     
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    My pleasure. So, are you going to join us here at Wilders?

    Cheers :D
     
  11. Ineke

    Ineke Guest

    Hi again, two little questions please ...

    That higher effinciencie mode, is that make nod32 run slower on the machine, or is that setting for something else, and the other question, by alloptions of system clicks i see "list all files" but non of them has a click in it why not ? can you maby explane that to me ?

    Thank you, now i have the right settings :)

    Ineke
     
  12. Ineke

    Ineke Guest


    Yes, i think i am going to join you here, i have still the trial, and have many antivirus programms tryd the last few weeks, but still i am going back to nod32 :), little systemresourses and very quick whit scanning.

    I like the program very much :) to bad it is in the dutch language, but i can read english very good, not writing hihi..

    Ineke
     
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    See the "Note" found here: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=201866


    I prefer to have Nod32 scan everything, no matter if it has an extension or not, just a we bit safer that way ;) :D

    Hope this helps…

    Cheers :D
     
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    There are quite a few Dutch members here at Wilders, you should fit in rather well...

    Cheers :D
     
  15. Ineke

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    Yes it dos help a lot thanks......:) And goodnight...
     
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    The only way NOD will detect the amount of spyware that a dedicated antispyware program like Adawre or Spybot does is for everybody to submit all the spywares they find to NOD as well as adawre etc

    I automatically submit to NOD/KAV and TDS and Ewido as well as Adaware & Spybot every file that I come across that is spyware or adware or otherwise evil

    Eset will make up their own minds about what to detect & block, like KAV do and some will be targetted and some won't. It all depends on what risk to the user the techs at Eset feel about the spyware nasties
     
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