"The contemporary antivirus industry and its problems" from Mr.Kaspersky

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by mrhero, Feb 16, 2006.

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  1. mrhero

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    Interesting read... thanks mrhero
     
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    What a great article. Thanks for posting it.
     
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    Well, my view is that you can´t rely on just one engine, that´s why I will never become a fan of an AV/AT/AS, I mean what good is it if it can´t recognize all malware? Just look at Jotti and VirusTotal how many malware is being missed even by the more popular apps. This is a problem that obvious will never be solved so it´s best to scan all of your files at VirusTotal, practice safe HEX and rely on your HIPS. ;)
     
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    Good read! :thumb:
     
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    There is a glitch :p

    awast! vs avast!

    You'll see it on the list of other AV vendors :p:D
     
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    Yeah there's quite a few typos in there actually...however, mostly just typos....the grammar is done quite well.
     
  8. vlk

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    It is an interesting article, but has been on the site for at least a year... Some (if not most) of the stuff is not the case anymore.
     
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    I'would call it a an article with a bit of PR stuff :)
     
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