Is this still a problem with Nod32?

This discussion is in a recent posting in CNET forums concerning the buffer-overflow problem of many AV programs.

TalkBack 6 of 26: Wrong, you didn't read far enough
Post by: dgc49 on 12/12/05

According to Secunia Database at
http://secunia.com/product/1066/

Currently, 0 out of 2 Secunia advisories, are marked as "Unpatched" in the Secunia database.

This applies to the Windows version of NOD32.

 

"0 out of 2...are marked as unpatched", this means they are patched, I think...

 

Was patched long time ago.

 

Do you have a link to the CNET discussion?

 

Nope this post refers to this reply:

TalkBack TalkBack 4 of 27: NOD32
Post by: BTJustice on 12/12/05

I take it NOD32 was just fine.

This is the link:
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-3513_7-6400797-1.html?tag=nl.e757

 

Thanks for the link!

dgc49 was pointing out that mrobinson52's "Not according to Secunia" post is a misinterpretation. "0 out of 2 unpatched" means that Eset has patched the flaws. Scroll down the Secunia page, and you will see the pie graph that shows 100% of the vulnerabilities (2 of 2) have been fixed by "vendor patches".

In other words, Secunia says that an updated version of NOD32 is clear... as far as we know!

 

Thanks alglove. That's the way I read it also.