which is better nod32 or F-Secure in virus threat ??

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  1. 50000000

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    which is better nod32 or F-Secure ??
    which one is most secure against virus?
     
  2. Windfresh

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    F-Secure is an excellent choice for robust machines.I used the trial version of F-Secure AV 2005-it was great in detection,but slowed my PC patently.It eats a huge piece of recources.Though if your comp is a fancy machine-it is a good choice.
    Nod32 ,judging by all advice, is very light.So the option is up to you.
     
  3. Stephanos G.

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    I havent tried F-secure, but i strongly recommend NOD32.
    Take a look at NOD32 forum. All the members there help each other.

    Thanks
     
  4. rdsu

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    Talking about the overall, I prefer NOD32 because of is speed and configuration.

    Agains't virus, F-Secure use the KAV definitions, so it have better detection rate, but the NOD32 heuristics are much better... ;)
     
  5. 50000000

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    can you prove this please?
     
  6. kjempen

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    Go to AV Comparatives web site, click on "Comparatives", select test number 4 - "Retrospective/Proactive Test November 2004", and there you will see results for yourself.
     
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    AFAIK, AV-Comparatives doesn't test multi-engine programs and I believe one of F-Secure's engines is a dedicated pro-active engine, so you won't find that tested on AV-Comp.
     
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    I trialed F-Secure for about three months on a 1 GHz AMD, 512 mb ram 2100 box with no slowdown or drag. I saw no performance hit whatsoever.
    And as already stated it uses KAV's definitions, so that speaks for itself.
    NOD may have better heuristics but it still misses a lot of trojans as witnessed by monitoring Jotti's site). Also documented on this forum.
    None the less F-Secure does cause a slowdown on some boxes so I suggest you trial both and decide for yourself which one you want to use. Both are excellent AV's.
     
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    im using now Fsecer and its work very fine with me :) but i heard alot about the nod32 and alot of pepole say its stronger than kav and fsecer ,
     
  11. rdsu

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    You can go to AV-Comparatives, then Comparatives, and select the separated test of other products... ;)
     
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    Did you also saw the Retrospective/ProActive Test, to see that NOD32 is the best in this area?
     
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    yes nod32 is better than kav a little bit ,but what about fseceur ?
    fsecuer use three engines so dose this make fsecuer stronger than kav in Retrospective/ProActive Test ??or stronger than nod32 ?

    also rember they use old antvirus like nod32 2.000.9 and kav 5.0142

    also why they have not use kav pro because its stronger than the normal kav in riskware
    ?
     
  14. IBK

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    Just wait other 7 days you will know it ;)
    ok, I tell it now: it's nearly practically the same.

    it is the same (i tested it too), kasperskylab told me to list that version of kav.
     
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    You can see the AVP engine but the other two engines are the creation of F-Secure. Since the F-Prot engine is no longer used, you're left with the Orion engine (purely heuristic) and the Libra engine. I haven't seen any info on these two on av-comparatives. :)


    EDIT: missed the post above, makes mine irrelevent :)
     
  16. Stephanos G.

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    I think that the topic is about NOD32 and F-secure. Not about KAV.
     
  17. 50000000

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    im very happy to talk with AV-Comparatives.org creator WOW :eek:

    i have some prove about the riskware

    i have test both kav an kav pro and this is the result

    kav pro

    http://www.upfiles.com/upfiles/upload/82-1116958276.png

    http://www.upfiles.com/upfiles/upload/82-1116958282.png

    found 26 reiskware


    kav

    http://www.upfiles.com/upfiles/upload/82-1116958292.png

    found only 2 riskware

    i think riskware database in PRO is bigger than normal kav
    also i decover the (kav Mp3 beta ) is better than normal a little bit but the PRO is best in RISKWARE
     
  18. IBK

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    Maybe I have to remind you that things likes jokes, simulators, tools, etc. are not included in my test sets. ;)
    The riskware database is the same. In February KAV Pro could not use the extended databases; that was possible with the next version released.
    Did you use the extended databases for KAV too?
     
  19. christophs

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    IBK,
    come on, what is the heuristic from NAV 2005?
     
  20. 50000000

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    no kav not have extand database only kav mp3 and pro have this

    so ibk all 26 riskware is not dangeros ?
     
  21. IBK

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    what is this? :eek:

    :)
     
  23. Kye-U

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    F-Secure is more for corporate users. (takes up more resources, but not necessarily more secure than NOD32.)

    NOD32 has advanced heuristics, one of the best in the world.

    F-Secure uses 2 to 3 different antivirus engines, so it may be more secure against relatively older viruses/worms. (I'm not sure if F-Secure uses heuristics, another member has to confirm that)

    If you're looking for something better detection-wise, I recommend Kaspersky 4.5. (No ADS)

    If you're looking for something that has adequate detection and is light on your system resources, try NOD32.
     
  24. 50000000

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    i heard kav 4.5 is faster and more powerfull agansit modifed virus
     
  25. christophs

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    Ab 97% = Advanced+
    Von 93% bis 97% = Advanced
    Von 87% bis 93% = Standard
    Unter 87% = nichts
    Unter 85% = darf man nicht teilnehmen

    Is this right, IBK?

    This will be excellent for heuristic.
    Or are there other crterias for heuristic?
     
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