VM Antivirus, Hypertection and 5nine Manager

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by kareldjag, Mar 24, 2014.

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  1. kareldjag

    kareldjag Registered Member

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    hi,

    With the success of the cloud, VMs are more and more deployed.
    A new market horizon for the AV industry.
    McAfee and Kaspersky are already present in this market

    http://www.kaspersky.com/products/business/applications/security-virtualization
    http://www.mcafee.com/us/products/move-anti-virus.aspx

    Specialized solutions come at the right time to take the wagon of this niche market.

    -Hypertection, agentless antivirus based on MSE and Clam AV
    http://www.hypertection.com

    Currently in beta phase.

    -5nine Manager, free edition available, more complete as it provides firewall features http://www.5nine.com/5nine-hyper-v-security-free-and-scanner.aspx

    VMWare article about AV in VM
    http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1026504‎

    This is for information purpose, and i will not discuss about the absolute need of these solutions, especially regarding the limited VM threats landscape...

    rgds
     
  2. toxinon12345

    toxinon12345 Registered Member

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    I have seen that approach in the past;
    e,g, BitDefender Free have some components with "AVC HyperVisor" as internal name, displayed in the Device Manager as "AVC HV"

    That could be a reason why such approach is very effective when combining detection and removal at deepest level of integration, and better performance because the hyperVisor removes the need of a binary emulator
     
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