Arcavir 2007 System works

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by trjam, Mar 6, 2007.

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  1. trjam

    trjam Registered Member

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    Does anyone know about this new product. It looks pretty good, with rootkit detection, antispam, registry monitoring, and just about everything you need.
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    lucas1985 Retired Moderator

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    This is going to upset some people at ESET (?)
     
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    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    A bit pricey isn't it.??
     

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    Hey, if you want antistealth technology, you got to pay for it.;)
     
  6. Sputnik

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    Not very, there are plenty others around who cost around the same or more.

    (Please take note of the conversion, Polish Zloty to US Dollars)
    119.56 PLN = 40.1642 USD
     
  7. Martijn2

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    it's not in euro's or dollars, but priced in PLN (dont know what that exactly means :D ). 119 PLN = 30 euro's (about 36 dollars)
     
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    C.S.J Massive Poster

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    this forum is biased!
    if thats the case its not that pricey.

    buyt arcavia with anti-stealth, the name alone just reminds me of antivir with nod32's technology. *lol* :D
     
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    Actually 30 euro's for a suit is cheap. Interface looks neat.
     
  10. trjam

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    Yeah, but of what I see people post at joitti, about 50 percent of the stuff is never detected by Arcavir. So I think the comparision to Antivir or Eset is mistaken.
     
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    Its a very nice product, but sometimes misses out on common malware because they do no have access to VB and AV-comparatives test sets, as they do not participate in those tests. Its engine is very good and has a lot of potential, but I feel the product still needs some work.
     
  12. MalwareDie

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    What would you guage its detection rate to be?
     
  13. Firecat

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    I would say it detects a bit less than Dr.Web overall. Its heuristic is sometimes "trigger-happy", but not too much.
     
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    75/80 %, IMHO.
     
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    Every time when somebody mentions Arcavir, I automatically think about Kobra’s famous SHOWDOWN” test. :D I don’t know how this av performs lately but back 2-3 years it was nothing but average.


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  16. trjam

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    I would say about as well as Dr. Web. Who knows, maybe one day we will know.:rolleyes:
     
  17. the Tester

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    Arcavir is the english version of MKS antivirus which is from Poland.
    I had a license a few years ago.
    About that time Arcavir added a firewall.
    Seems to me that they lost the english support site (Stormbyte) and that factored into it's loss of popularity.
    It was average.
     
  18. Kees1958

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    See AV-comparatives
     
  19. Firecat

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    Actually, I see that ArcaVir detects far more at Virus.org's scanner than it does at Jotti's. The reason is unknown to me, perhaps Jotti uses an older version? o_O
     
  20. MalwareDie

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    I think it is because Jotti is for scanning on Linux platforms. And that is why you see a difference im not sure.
     
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