How good is Emsisoft 7?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Sher, Oct 16, 2012.

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  1. taleblou

    taleblou Registered Member

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    Hi:

    well after extensive testing in my VM, emsisoft antimalware pro is very solid against malwares. I have not yet been able to infect the vm with emsisoft antimalware pro test set with maximum protection and tweaked. But on my on-demand scanning it did not reach top score but it has high score.
     
  2. Nightwalker

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    Anyone knows why Bitdefender signatures in Emsisoft takes much less space than F Secure's bitdefender folder?

    121 mb (Emsisoft) x 336 mb ( F Secure)
     
  3. Sher

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    I'm sure that the Internet Security will be heavier than the Anti-Malware just? Does OA slowdown the downloading or browsing?
     
  4. Dark Shadow

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    Oh yea with a doubt but how much I can't say.Perhaps some that tried them separate and then together could answer that.
     
  5. Sher

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    Ahan, I see. May be, Mr. Noob will be the right man to answer that. :D :argh: :argh:
     
  6. Sher

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    Ok, I have now installed the Internet security and it looks good so far. Any recommended configuration settings? I have already excluded the "Emsisoft" folder in OA's exclusion list and, in the AM's whitelist, I have added OA's four processes (as recommended by their support staff).
     
  7. The Red Moon

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    Correct me if im wrong here but isnt the internet security pack basically online armor and EAM combined..
    So what you are paying for in reality is the real-time scanning of EAM.
    I can get online armor firewall for free.
    EAM has a free version and the only difference is real-time scanning.:doubt:
     
  8. Sher

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    OA isn't freeware. o_O
     
  9. The Red Moon

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    Yes there is a free online armor firewall.:D
     
  10. Sher

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    You are now confusing me. :rolleyes:
     
  11. Dark Shadow

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    Im trying to ascertain what the security pack contains and from what ive gathered its EAM and the OA firewall components.
    Is this correct.?
     
  13. Dark Shadow

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    Thats correct EAM and OA armor premium is in the security pack.
     
  14. The Red Moon

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    Thank you.:thumb:
    That sounds a formidable couple.
    Very solid protection,:D
     
  15. Noob

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    Yeah, EAM was so light that it runs smoothly on it. :D /Sarcasm

    Oh ~ Snipped as per TOS ~ time to hide. *Ninja Skills* :ninja:

    Emsisoft Internet Security Pack is just a bundle of 2 software. (EAM + OA Premium)
    There is a free version of OA but it has some features deactivated.

    Running EAM + OA is indeed a bit heavier than just running either program alone, you might notice the startup will take a couple seconds more and sometimes launching apps for the first time (Such as the browser) will take more time. :D
     
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  16. Sher

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    Had you said it a bit earlier, I would have most definitely not installed it. :ninja:
     
  17. treehouse786

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    was testing this new version on my VM and it failed on my first basic test.

    downloaded a trojan and EAM picked it up;
    chose to quarantine it but for some reason the file was still left on desktop
    double clicked the trojan on desktop
    VM got infected with a rogue AV
    not a peep out of EAM (antivirus or behavior component)

    never did work out why EAM got bypassed so easily, maybe it was a VM incompatibility, who knows.

    think i will stick to comodo on my real machine
     
  18. Sher

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    For what I have tested so far, it performed just as expected. Rock solid.
     
  19. Noob

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    It works properly here too. :rolleyes:
     
  20. ELWIS1

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    The program is good. Improvement requires blocking infected hosts on the Polish sites and improve Mamutu. Even from a marketing point :)

    Will it be added in the future HTTP scanning?
     
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