Kingsoft Antivirus 2012 and Roboscan Internet Security

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by Kevin523, Mar 11, 2013.

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  1. Kevin523

    Kevin523 Registered Member

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    Hello all,

    I am trying to find a free antivirus program to use - where I like the looks of the gui and one that I feel "safe" while it's on my computer - with good results.

    Now I'm not asking for an A vs. B thread.

    I'm just curious about two things:

    1. What antivirus engines are these two products using? From what I have gathered Kingsoft uses it's own engine - while Roboscan uses Bitdefender's engine - can anyone help clear this up?

    2. I've read a lot of posts where users are pairing up antivirus programs, and comodo, etc.
    is there a point to this?
    Can I pair these two together?

    If not - and I use Roboscan or Kingsoft - can anyone recommend free products that work well with them?

    Thanks!
     
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  3. Kevin523

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    Thanks for the fast reply. Can anyone tell me what engine Roboscan is using? Also what might be good paired up with it? I presently use Look 'N' Stop Firewall with Phant0m's ruleset and SuperAntispyware Pro with realtime enabled.
     
  4. IvoShoen

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    I believe that Roboscan uses 2 engines - their in house one and Bitdefender's.
     
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    You are right. Elyac+Bitdefender signatures.
    You can pair these together.
     
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    Roboscan has very weird results for a BitDefender powered solution. It's too crappy compared to other BitDefender products.
     
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