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2 hours ago, itman said:
On Win 7, MSE did score marginally higher than Eset.
More exactly, ESET 99.1% and MSE 99.7%
Not quite "marginal".
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14 hours ago, Peter Randziak said:
well synthetic tests are one thing and real user experience is other
Hi Peter,
Everything in life is based on "synthetic tests"
- want a job? You have to pass an interview, no matter how good are you in real life
- want a driver's license? You have to pass multiple tests, is not important what your mommy says that you are a good driver
Beside these "synthetic tests" there is a consensus on this forum that v10 is slower than v8;
14 hours ago, Peter Randziak said:like the memory consumption, which is significantly lower
Who cares about RAM consumption when 8GB is common nowadays.
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So, basically the answer is, no, version 8 is no longer actively supported.
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Well...it is not! (see attached). V10 has a performance score of 4.5/6 and is visible in real life.
My question was referring to real support. I want , if I have a problem with v8 , to get a solution for v8, not to be advised "install v10"
For example , I had the same problem mentioned several times so far :
"HIPS - User rules file contains invalid data" see:
...and nobody bothered to provide an answer , other than "install v10"
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Hi,
Is NOD 32 v8 still (actively) supported?
I have 2 licenses for 2 years , but I am not quite happy with the latest version ( kind of slow down my PC, tried on 2 different computers), so I would like to continue with v8 (instead of MSE +MBAM)
Thanks!
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Win32/Injector is detected by MSE even though doesn't have such sophisticated mechanisms as ESET:
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10 hours ago, Marcos said:
ESET leverages mainly a blacklist of hashes calculated from the results of emulation provided by advanced heuristics
In spite of all this sophistication, I never had an ESET detection other that signature based, always with clear name of item detected.
And this for more than 5 years; nothing like HIPS detection, behavior detection, etc.
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2 hours ago, TomFace said:
I have two questions for MSE...do you work for Microsoft or are you receiving any form of compensation from them?
Oh yeah... I am vice-president at MSE and I receive millions of dollars just to post on ESET forum.....
Why do you have to find all kind of explanations and cannot accept the simply fact that , indeed, MSE improved its detection rate?
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13 hours ago, itman said:
It is a vivid example of how important cloud based reputation analysis is in malware detection today
see this:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mmpc/2014/09/22/microsoft-cloud-protection/
Microsoft is using cloud protection to help keep our customers safe. In fact, nearly any detection made by Microsoft security products could be the result of cloud protection. Software developers often ask us how this cloud protection works and how they can improve our cloud’s impression of their software.......
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10 hours ago, itman said:
Of interest is Microsoft does not participate in Virus Bulletin tests. I believe the following related to their test procedures might be the reason
MSE is a free software ; I do not see a reason for MSE not to participate in any tests or to fake any tests.
It is free.
On the other hand, you can see "reactive detection rate" between 90%and 95% for most of the VB candidates, which is not impressive.
Proactive , less than 75%.
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On 4/5/2017 at 9:12 AM, itman said:
This leads me to believe that the malware samples used in the tests were "cherry picked" to be detectable by both products generic signatures versus those used by other AV vendor products.
I highly doubt that AV Test would use different sets of malware to test different security software.
From what I know , the set of malwares is the same, they will re-image the test PC and run it again for each and every entity tested.
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31 minutes ago, Marcos said:
I hardly remember an old-fashioned signature detection by ESET. Maybe with eicar and some other few files where a traditional signature suffices. ESET have used sophisticated DNA definitions for years which are based on code emulation by advanced heuristics, so not traditional signatures. I'd bet that most detections you've seen were thanks to various ESET's technologies. For more info, read https://www.eset.com/int/about/technology/.
Yet, on Virus Radar , I can see Update 15205 :Total: 57 (1 Android, 3 HTML, 3 JS, 11 MSIL, 39 Win32)
Android/Spy.Chrysaor.C
HTML/Phishing.BankOfAmerica.A
HTML/Phishing.NatWestBank.A
HTML/Phishing.Webmail.C
JS/TrojanDownloader.Nemucod.CRG
JS/TrojanDownloader.Nemucod.CRH
JS/TrojanDownloader.Nemucod.CRJ
MSIL/Agent.APN
MSIL/Agent.RTO
MSIL/Injector.RVY
MSIL/Injector.RVZ
MSIL/Injector.RWA
MSIL/Injector.RWB
MSIL/Kryptik.ITR
MSIL/PSW.Agent.QFA
MSIL/Spy.Agent.AIN......................................................
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3 hours ago, Marcos said:
Do you also believe that MS would protect you better in real life than ESET?
I used ESET for few years; even though ESET is quite sophisticated, yet all alerts were signature based; never got an alert from HIPS or something else . MSE is good enough on detection based on signatures.
3 hours ago, Marcos said:Do you believe there are security solutions that detect 100% of malware?
Is not "what I believe" is what AVTest said.
3 hours ago, Marcos said:Do you believe that 1,9% difference in detection in a test is that big?
No, will not make a big difference , so even though MSE would be at 98% is still exceptionally good.
Now, if you pair up MSE with MBAM Pro v3 , you will get a layered approach in PC security with better results than just using ESET.
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3 hours ago, Marcos said:
I'd start off with uninstalling EAV v8 and installing v10 from scratch. Let us know if it resolves the issue.
With all due respect, but it seems like you have an obsession with this version 10!!
The OP clearly specified v8, so he is waiting for a solution for v8
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1 hour ago, Marcos said:
We don't offer v10 to v9 users yet
Soon , v11 will be available , and you are saying that "we don't offer v10 to v9 users yet"?????
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Any updates, please?
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Hi Marcos,
In a previous answer of yours, (see below)
you said:
" then you create a general rule with no path specified, the former rule must be placed above the latter as the rule with the first matched condition is applied.
It seems like, the order is important.
So, my question is , how do I move the rules up and down , to change the order, and how do I insert a new rule between two rules already created?
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Hi,
How do I move a rule I created in HIPS up or down? Or how do I insert a rule between two existing rules? (NOD32 v.8)
Thanks!
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1 hour ago, COStark26 said:
I'd certainly listen to ESET experts who offered technical reasons why they shouldn't co-exist.
Not an "expert" opinion but you could figure out this by yourself:
When MBAM was just an "antimalware" designed to run alongside your antivirus, it was tolerated somehow and made "compatible"
Now MBAM 3 claims to be an antivirus replacement, so in fact is a competitor; I can guarantee you that will be 100% incompatible with each and any antivirus on the market.
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Why are you surprised? ESET covers everything you described (malware, anti-exploit, ransomware) so why would you install MBAM v 3.0 along ESET?????
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New A-V Comparatives Malware Protection Test
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This is just a "synthetic test", in real life may be different......