itw test (cross-reference list)

AV-Test.org (andreas marx) releases every month a cross-reference list of the samples on the Wildlist for many various AV products (http://www.av-test.org/down/wildlist.zip).
If I understood it correctly, the various AV would with updates of the 27th March detect from the Wildlist of January 2006 (844 samples) as follow:
AntiVir, TrendMicro, Panda, Norman, NOD32, McAfee, Kaspersky, Ikarus, Sophos, VirusBuster, Fortinet, QuickHeal, F-Secure, F-Prot, eTrust-VET, eTrust-INO, Dr.Web, Command, BitDefender..................100% (844 samples)
Avast........................99,76% (842 samples)
AVG, Symantec...........99,64% (841 samples)
eSafe........................98,46% (831 samples)
VBA32.......................95,38% (805 samples)
Proventia...................95,02% (802 samples)
ClamAV......................91,23% (770 samples)
Ewido........................90,28% (762 samples)
Even if it is a cross-reference list, it contains anyway also other interesting data .

 

Error 404 - File not found

The requested file could not be found.
Please click here to go to the English version of AV-Test.
This is what I get when clicking your link.

 

now fixed: http://www.av-test.org/down/wildlist.zip

 

this contains the results right not the actual samples lol?

 

Yeah the file which is around 150 kB contains all 844 samples as well as the report. It is amazing how small people can compress files these days.


Sarcastically,

Alphalutra1

(no it is malware free if you get the hint

 

anything is Possible

 

Marx released a new list based on the wildlist of February.

100% (750)
AntiVir
Bitdefender
Dr.Web
eTrust-INO
eTrust-VET
F-Prot
F-Secure
Fortinet
Ikarus
McAfee
Microsoft
Nod32
Norman
Panda
Sophos
Symantec
Trend Micro
VirusBuster

99,87% (749)
Command
Kaspersky
QuickHeal

99,73% (748 )
AVG

99,60% (747)
Avast

99,33% (745)
VBA32

98,27% (737)
eSafe

94,40% (708 )
ewido

90,67% (680)
ClamAV

 

I'm sure small people are just as good at compression as big people.

 

A new cross-reference list was released by Marx (based on Wildlist of April):

100% (675 samples): AntiVir, Avast, BitDefender, DrWeb, eTrust-INO, F-Prot, F-Secure, Fortinet, Ikarus, Kaspersky, McAfee, Microsoft, NOD32, Norman, Panda, QuickHeal, Sophos, Symantec, TrendMicro, VBA32, VirusBuster

99,85% (674 samples): AVG, Command, eTrust-VET

98,07% (662 samples): eSafe

96,74% (653 samples): ClamAV

 

Why is ewido not on this list?

 

I started to think that Ewido does not replace an AV (as it is more an Anti-Trojan etc.), so I did not write it this time. Also I did not write the HIPS and was unsure if I should write the eSafe, as they are traditional AV's or home-user desktop products...