MRG Effitas 360 Assessment & Certification – Q4 2019

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  1. waking

    waking Registered Member

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    MRG Effitas 360 Assessment & Certification – Q4 2019
    https://www.mrg-effitas.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/MRG_Effitas_2019Q4_360.pdf
     
  2. Rasheed187

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    Once again major players like Win Def, Avira, F-Secure and CrowdStrike failed to block a lot of the Exploit/Fileless malware samples. Perhaps itman can shed some light on this.
     
  3. itman

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    Appears the report Level classifications are screwed up. For example, WD missed Adware/PUA and Fileless/Eploit malware samples and was still certified at Level 1. Eset on the hand didn't miss any and was only certified at Level 2.
     
  4. Gein

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    Yeah that's very odd.

    I'm also wondering what the difference between auto block and signature block means on the exploit test. Wouldn't a signature block be an auto block?
     
  5. Romagnolo1973

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    Performance test is complitly different to other tests, here windows defender is the best, kaspersky the worst. But they have to change metodology because Defender without fingerprint tecnology use a lot of disk while file transfert or opened and this impact performance and usability more than other actions.
     
  6. itman

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    One possibility is Eset detected one sample within the 24 hour re-scan interval. I do know that MRG penalizes for that although they consider it a detection overall. Appears the penalty is a bit heavy. Especially in light of the WD fileless/exploit malware misses.
     
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