2011 Predictions

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Ibrad, Dec 31, 2010.

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  1. Matthijs5nl

    Matthijs5nl Guest

    Disagreed,
    well depends on how you define cloud-based.
    I seriously doubt whether full cloud-based programs are an advantage over non-cloud-based programs.

    The best is a program with assistance from a cloud.
     
  2. ALookingInView

    ALookingInView Registered Member

    Symantec will gobble up more guppies.

    Oh.
    Apple's wallet will keep growing.
    Apple's bullseye will keep growing.
    Apple's nose will keep growing.
     
    Last edited: Jan 1, 2011
  3. De Hollander

    De Hollander Registered Member

    The pressure is high to deliver a good product and maybe in the end a acquisition.....


    One thing is sure, I’ll keep my current AV vendor in 2011.
     
  4. xxJackxx

    xxJackxx Registered Member

    Agreed. "Cloud" is just a stupid buzzword. If all of your protection is online then all a malware writer has to do is cut your access to that "cloud" and you will be left with no protection. Assistance from a cloud however can be another useful layer of protection.
     
  5. iFront

    iFront Registered Member

    The rise of MSE and Avast in terms of free AV's. :)
    ESET's consistent top notch performance. ;)
    New version of Avira. :cautious:
    The falling detection rate of Norton. :p
    Prevx 4 becoming the true leader in cloud based AV's. :thumb:
    New AV's coming in to the play. :eek:
     
  6. xxJackxx

    xxJackxx Registered Member

    A guess or any info available on this? I just let my subscription lapse after 5 years don't really plan on renewing unless I can be given a compelling reason to do so.
     
  7. qakbot

    qakbot Registered Member

    My prediction
    - Intel with acquire AMD.
    - McAfee (now part of intel), will put embed AV into every chip in the world.
    - All other companies are put out of business
    - McAfee with cause a huge FP and cause the CPU not to boot. Every PC will be destroyed and we are back to the stone age.

    :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D :D :D :p :p
     
  8. Ibrad

    Ibrad Registered Member

    I am going to go out on it a bit here but I see IObit Malware Fighter actually being good. Its going to take them a bit to lose the rep they had but if it goes and its going it may be a good app.
     
  9. NAMOR

    NAMOR Registered Member

    It would have to bypass the AV's real-time scanner to do this. If the malware has bypassed it, your done for in any case, where your scanner is cloud based or not.
     
  10. BoerenkoolMetWorst

    BoerenkoolMetWorst Registered Member

    Lol, no asteroid/flood/sun apocalypse on 21 dec 2012, but McAfee technology apocalypse :p Still 718 days left and then Wilders members will have to do something else than finding the perfect security setup to spend their time..
     
  11. BoerenkoolMetWorst

    BoerenkoolMetWorst Registered Member

    If the attacker has control over the network connection then it probably will be a lot easier to kill the connection with the cloud or poison it.
     
  12. LODBROK

    LODBROK Guest

    Symantec will shut down PC Tools.
     
  13. carat

    carat Guest

    +1 :thumb:
     
  14. SweX

    SweX Registered Member

    They should have done that long time ago. It feels like PC Tools is in pain....
     
  15. NAMOR

    NAMOR Registered Member

    If the attacker has gained access to your PC (cloud or not) it will be a lot easier for them to do anything.
     
  16. ReverseGear

    ReverseGear Guest

    :D :argh: :p
     
  17. BoerenkoolMetWorst

    BoerenkoolMetWorst Registered Member

    I know, was just saying it isn't necessary to bypass the realtime protection of a cloud AV to possibly disrupt/disable it.
     
  18. NAMOR

    NAMOR Registered Member


    same goes for any AV, prevent a "normal" av from connecting to the update servers and it's dead in the water.
     
  19. Graystoke

    Graystoke Registered Member


    I think the world ending has been moved up to May 21, 2011. :doubt: At least that is what the giant bill board in my area, and the fliers left at our doors are saying. So that leaves only about 5 months of AV testing, and arguments over which AV is better. ;) :)
     
  20. culla

    culla Registered Member

    +1 sandboxie and returnil2008 no end of world
     
    Last edited: Jan 2, 2011
  21. jpcummins

    jpcummins Registered Member

    I predict that BLADE-Defender will be coming soon.
     
  22. Narxis

    Narxis Registered Member


    It has to bypass the proactive protection too(BB and HIPS). Emsisoft worker explained a few months ago why local scanners are better than cloud, i dont remember all but it has to do someting how cloud scanners determine suspicious files to upload it in the cloud... sorry i cant find his post, but it is here...somewhere...
     
  23. De Hollander

    De Hollander Registered Member


    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=1717917#post1717917

    You mean this post.
     
  24. steve1955

    steve1955 Registered Member

    there may be another Indiana Jones movie or at least the Spiderman one will be finished and probably the banks will screw the rest of us again
     
    Last edited: Jan 3, 2011
  25. gery

    gery Registered Member

     
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