daily virus definitions added

is there a place on the web site that shows what definitions have been added??

 

thanks!

 

Not to promote the site, but if you need to search for a specific nastie you can go to http://nod32sse.hotserv.dk.

 

yes, and there you can also see how many defs have been added and which of the module have been updated.

 

I am still on 1.1454. I am using a trial version, but I am surprised it has not updated. I have tried manual update, but it tells me I have the latest version, and no update needed.

What is happening?
Jerry

 

Sometimes with very large updates they (Eset) prioritise and have paid versions update first so as to not overload their servers, within a few days the trial versions catch up.

Cheers

 

I've just installed the trial version and updated it to v. 1.1458 fine. There has been no problem with prioritizing paying users for the last 2 days.

 

You´re right Marcos. But you installed it. People, who already installed trial version some time before cannot update along 1.1454. They must reinstall NOD to get the newest update.

And if you look into the update.ver, it looks this way:

[ENGINE2]
version=1.1454 (20060321)
build=6954
type=engine
level=2
base=6722
date=21.03.2006
category=engine

 

With a paid version of NOD32 will one have to uninstall and reinstall periodically to update?

Thanks,
Jerry

 

I've never had any problems getting updates.

 

...and if you have any other programs you want to check on, you can click here to see their daily status.

 

I've never had to, nor have my customers.

Cheers

 

Well, program updates aren't as flexible as i'd expect. Especially the delay between internet update and standalone downloadable edition...

I guess they'll fix that when they'll release their next gen software...

 

We'll if we released an automatic program update for all users before the installers, I wouldn't like to be called for responsibility if a serious bug was discovered and safety of all users was jeopardized.

It's not our intention to put our clients at risk !