Who is fastest for adding detection?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Durad, Sep 19, 2008.

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  1. xpsunny

    xpsunny Registered Member

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    Well, to be true Avira is the fastest. Kaspersky comes next and then Norton. Why not u try it yourself by submitting the samples. :)
     
  2. Sjoeii

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    To me Kaspersky is the fastest. behind kaspersky , Avira used to be the fastest but I must say that Symantec is reacting also very fast lately. Most of the time within the hour
     
  3. hex_614

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    yes i agree. they always do that, with explanation.
     
  4. CountryGuy

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    Sjoeii, I agree they're fast. However, while I was evaluating KIS 2009, I was disappointed that there were times I wasn't getting an update for 8-12 hours. To be fair, it was mostly over the weekend, but I doubt malware writers work banker's hours... :D

    And also to be fair, 8 hours was still faster than any other AV at that point! Just saying its really not hourly.
     
  5. pykko

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    Right. The same with Avira.
     
  6. LagerX

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    Kaspersky has been fastest for me.
    I have discovered that response times are faster, if you submit malware via quarantine.
     
  7. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    Drweb of course,

    11 minutes from submission
    6 minutes from ticket creation

    not bad for a sunday night!!


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  8. Fajo

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    Not bad for a Automated Add in also.. lets try talking to some real person! instead of sending a variant. :p
     
  9. C.S.J

    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    Ilya Georgievsky processed the sample, and it now, already is detected.

    :)
     
  10. Fajo

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    Humm... Must be a very slow day. soo many customers to protect. :D
    On Topic.
    Avira seems to do it with in 12-24 hours from my personal experience. Eset seems a little slower sometimes 12 hours sometimes 4 days. And Norton well we wont even go there. :eek:
     
  11. Kayracc

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    dr web ignored most my samples, and the others took over 5hrs, sometimes 1-2days

    just another persons experience ;)

    -Brian
     
  12. wildvirus88

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    I don't send samples to Grisoft, but a friend sends and he says it's very fast too.
     
  13. DonKid

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    I've sent a sample of a trojan created in Brazil to Kaspersky, Avira and Eset.
    In 30 minutes, Kaspersky added it to the database, after 1 week, I received an e-mail from Avira saying it was added.Until now I didn't get any reply and the sample isn't detected by NOD32 yet.I sent the sample 3 weeks ago.
     
  14. Kayracc

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    1week for avira makes 0 sense, mine never take more than 8 business hours, and i do mean NEVER and i've sent alot to them
     
  15. wildvirus88

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    Avira usually needs 24-48 hours... Kaspersky some hours (or minutes)... ESET weeks... (its the reason I stopped sending samples to ESET months ago). F-Secure is fast, but maybe it's better to send to Kaspersky...
    One time I sent a sample to Kaspersky that I received a reply only 1 week after, but it's not usual.
     
  16. Medank

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    but i do remember once when i sent to avira a trojan thru the website subimit online and it toke not more then 2 hours for them to add the file, 2 hours.
     
  17. Technic

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    F-Secure can do it in 60 seconds. :ninja:
     
  18. Fajo

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    LOL at least they do something fast. :blink:


    On a serious note keep in mind it can also rely on Volume of emails for the day samples system. so many factors go into submission.
     
  19. Miyagi

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    Samples I sent to an AV company a few months ago was never heard back. :eek:
     
  20. pykko

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    I've send them 2 days ago (48H) a new virus and still no answer. :)
     
  21. icr

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    I think Norton 2009 adds fastest signatures their new pulse updates are added within 1/2 hour:ninja: :ninja:
     
  22. Medank

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    i wonder which AV-company was that :p :D ?
     
  23. risl

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    Did you got a reply that the ticket was created?
     
  24. trjam

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    Avira is very fast, heck as much as Stefan hangs out here, it should be fast.;)
     
  25. pykko

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    Yes, that automatic reply came to me in 2-3 minutes after submission.
     
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