On-Demand Detection against old malwares

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by sg09, Jul 18, 2010.

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  1. sg09

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    Could you test MSE and avast free please. When are we going to see the results?:D
    Can you please tell us what kind of samples are you using?There must be thousands ,do you pick them at random or only the real nasty ones or o_O?

    And how old? (just two years old or more?). It would be nice if you could add some samples up to four years .Thank you..cool job:thumb:
     
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    Thanks brainb1, actually I am noob in getting malware samples. I got this collection from a source. It is ~2 years old samples, 2007-2008. And yes the samples are mostly nasty ones. Set 1 contains mainly trojan but the second set is more versatile contains worm, backdoor, exe infector virus etc.
    MSE and Avast will come soon. I am also testing less popular ones. So, its taking times.
     
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    Lolz, I am doing this test just for fun.;) And you can find a comment in that thread which fully explains the significance of this test.
     
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    Can you also test Panda Cloud AV, Prevx, Nod32 and Hitman Pro?
     
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    was the problem with hitman pro the scaner or what happend thanks;)
     
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    Don't know what the problem is. It wasn't uploading malwares to the cloud. Detecting by heuristics only. Also by right click scan on the folder didn't scan anything.
     
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    Perhaps I can assist in helping to sort out the problem? Please PM me.
     
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    PM sent..:D
     
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    The Cleaner and trend Micro Test added.
     
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    @sg09

    Malwarebytes policy on including malware sample detections:
    If it is detected by a majority of the AV companies, we do not include the detection in our product.
    We specialize in detecting and removing what others do not.

    I do not speak for Malewarebytes. This is what nosirrah, a Malwarebytes researcher has told me.
    I am not sure about SAS malware inclusion policy.
     
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    Hi, my test isn't meant for any conclusion. I know the reason. I was just testing all to make the test complete.
     
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    Guys after talking with erik I was able to complete the scan. But the detection was not good.
    Set 1: 471/500
    Set2: 2079/5000

    After seeing the nature of malwares he found that those are NE files, 16 bit, script and html which HMP cannot scan right now. But he will soon release a new version that can scan this type of files...:)
     
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    thanks for testing hitman pro and good to hear about the scaner improvement;)
     
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    You are welcome jmonge..:D

    Sophos added. I am ending my test for now. I will test again soon.
     
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    What was the problem?
     
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    so sophos is the champ?thanks
     
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    Actually with HMP you can't scan a subdirectory and that was here in my case.
    @jmonge: Sophos, no until now Emsisoft is the winner but please don't conclude anything from the results.
     
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    asquare is good man;)
     
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    Please test Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool and Norton Security Scan!:thumb:
     
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    Are these your samples? Massive improvement from Avira.

    Norman decreased its detection on the 5000 samples.
     
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    @malexous: I didn't know about this test and not sure if the samples are the same. But 500 & 5000 samples, what a coincident:D.
    @alexC: I have tested Kaspersky Virus removal Tool. Norton is yet to be tested. I think I will test NIS.
     
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    A part from Avira and Norman, the other products in both tests have a slight increase in detection during your testing. Looks like the same samples.

    Anyway, thanks for conducting the tests and posting the results.

    Edit: I would like to see Ad-Aware FREE tested.
     
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