Test Self-Defense On x64 (January 2011)

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by guest, Jan 24, 2011.

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  1. Rampastein

    Rampastein Registered Member

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    KL has always had great self-defence.
    I'd say it's alright, although less resource friendly than other AVs.
    F-Secure hasn't used Kaspersky for years. AFAIK 2009 was the last version which did.

    I expected most products to have a much weaker SD on x64, but good to see that assumption was wrong.
     
  2. wtsinnc

    wtsinnc Registered Member

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    (Quote from the test report): As seen in Figure 2, almost all leaders are equally well-implemented self-defense as Windows 7 x86, and under x64. However, despite the newer versions of antivirus programs that participated in this test, most of them lost more balls.

    If you lose your balls, that's NOT self-defense !
     
  3. dr pan k

    dr pan k Registered Member

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    dr web is a nice program but i remember it being trashed when it comes to self defense by ep_xoff with his spidie..

    http://www.rootkit.com/blog.php?newsid=1035

    which leaves some doubts regarding this whole test
     
  4. fax

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    You should check the OS used... Probably POC does not apply to x64 environment or win 7 LUA. Many POC from ep_xoff works only on XP admin.
     
  5. Meriadoc

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    Dr.Web resolved in adding SpiDie PoC to virus database :blink: (which would be made useless with an update)

    instead of working on their self protection.
     
  6. thanhtai2009

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    they use Kaspersky engine for Client Security (avp):-*
     
  7. kjempen

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    Ah, yes! They have not properly implemented the protective cup/jockstrap in their software :D
     
  8. Legendkiller

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    wow,comodo even ahead of norton................really glad to see the result....
     
  9. Barthez

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    From what i have read, they used default installation settings. I wonder if Avira would score better if Secure start has been chosen instead of default Normal (if those option are available on x64 of course).
     
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