NOD32 online scanner

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by ASpace, Apr 28, 2006.

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  1. ASpace

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    Why doesn't ESET create a web-based free online scanner ?


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  2. mrtwolman

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    Read my lips: ThreatSense :)
     
  3. Joliet Jake

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    HiTech_boy may have meant for all those unfortunates who don't have NOD.

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  4. ASpace

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    That's exactly what I was talking about ;-)
     
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  5. NOD32 user

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    The school of thought here is that there's a free 30 day full feature trial version of NOD32 available for download -->HERE<--
    Much better in my opinion than a web based scanner would ever be.
    Or if somebody just wanted to test a couple of files they could try http://www.virustotal.com/

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  6. pykko

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    and when performing a scan with an online scanner you are also prompted to download a part of the engine, than the signatures.... and you better download the installer and you have it free for 30 days to protect your computer even on-access not only on-demand which is all an online scanner can do. ;)
     
  7. Joliet Jake

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    Best tell Kaspersky et al that they are wastng their time.:D
     
  8. ASpace

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    I can't understand that ... :rolleyes:

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  9. Joliet Jake

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    It was in joking reference to the post above it which said it's better to download a trial version.:)
    Only problem with a trial version is the trial runs out, an online scanner can be accessed anytime.
     
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    So do people just want to be protected, or do some people want to waste their time trying to figure out what has infected them after the fact?

    Better to trial a solution and after you have satisfied yourself then go ahead and buy it I think.

    If you just need to test a file before you run it because you have no on-demand or on-access protection, or if you want a second opinion then virustotal does that already.

    Cheers :)
     
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