Virus Bulletin Feb. RAP Results

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by firzen771, Feb 1, 2010.

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  1. firzen771

    firzen771 Registered Member

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    Avira Pro is better than Avira Free? o_O I thought they use the same engine! Nice results from AVG and Avast too ... :)
     
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    Unbeleivable:eek: where is Symantec??

    Eset is always the real winner:thumb:
     
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    Along AntiVir Personal, Pro includes: Enhanced Anti-Spyware, AntiAdware, AntiPhising, MailGuard (POP3 and SMTP), WebGuard for safe surfing, RescueCD and more.

    From their Site;)
     
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    ye ESET did very well, and looks like Vipre wasnt so hot either in this test.
     
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    Totally Agree. Eset did very well. Nice to see.
     
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    Looks like GData is up at the top again. Seems to do very well in this type of test.
     
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    Pctools and Symantec products :thumbd:
     
  9. Fly

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    Symantec isn't doing well, but this is just one test.

    In this test Vipre isn't doing well, which seems to be consistent with other tests. Honestly, I don't ever expect that to change. VIPRE has been in the works for years.
     
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    I too agree:thumb:
     
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    Trustport appears to have done the best. Not a name I have heard before. Anyone using it here?
     
  12. AlexDBR

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    Not surprising that products with multiple AV engines score a better detection rate (G-Data [BitDefender, Avast], Trustport [EWIDO, AVG, Norman, Dr.Web]), but the trade-off is poorer performance and lots of FPs...
     
  13. Noob

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    I don't know but G-Data have never gave me any performance issues :argh:

    In fact Avira (I'm using it now) lags a LOT MORE than G-Data when set to high settings. (I'm talking about the File Guard options) :D


    Nice results, the usual top players at first xD
     
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