Update - AV-comparatives dynamic test: September 2012

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by fax, Oct 11, 2012.

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  1. IBK

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    No, it is not this one. It is a new dialog that Webroot introduced some month ago in order to improve the scores. I think trjam mentioned it in the thread - it has the options allow, allow once and block.
     
  2. fax

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    Ah... OK. Any example? I have not yet seen it myself. Sorry :thumb:
     
  3. AaLF

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    Not one yellow or red mark against MSE. Consistency plus.
     
  4. Tarnak

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    This is an example:

    ScreenShot_WSA_connect to internet_01.jpg
     
  5. Amin

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    so you say the more messages , the more User dependency rate, hah ?

    I don't think if avira would ever ask user , so how it still got the yellow line ?
     
  6. malexous

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    Trend Micro only has 100% from one month so dealing in months:

    Symantec - November 2011.
    BitDefender - August 2012.
    F-Secure - August 2012.
     
  7. fax

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    Thanks, but this looks like a warning for an application that wants to connect to internet when run. Does not sound as a typical malware action as soon as executed. And the block would only block internet connection not the rest. Or am I wrong? So, it looks more like a fail than a user dependent.
     
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  8. malexous

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    IBK, why is Microsoft not in this test?
     
  9. Sher

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    Trend Micro looks to be the best all of a sudden as per the tests. Very hard to believe.

    What have they done all of a sudden?
     
  10. Dark Shadow

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    Maybe Trend, tweaked there engine to be more aggressive.
     
  11. kdcdq

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    I'm not sure what is going on with Trend Micro, but I can say this for certainty: I installed Trend's Titanium Maximum Security recently (free license) and it absolutely made a pretty-decent 8GB laptop crawl; it was installed for all of about an hour before being uninstalled.
     
  12. Dark Shadow

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    Found the same thing,with trend.
     
  13. clocks

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    AV-Test shows it slows down your PC almost twice as much as the average AV program.

    http://www.av-test.org/no_cache/en/tests/test-reports/?tx_avtestreports_pi1[report_no]=122650
     
  14. zfactor

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    same here from trend it has always been a HUGE system hog they said it got better with newer versions while maybe a small amount i dont see any huge improvements
     
  15. Securon

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    Good Evening ! The fun part was trying to uninstall Trend...a proverbial pain in the butt. Sincerely...Securon
     
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