Anti-Virus Shade (Uses Dual Engine)

[jamescv7]

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Quote:About Us Anti-Virus
Shade antivirus software is designed by Arman Nayeri. Nayeri goal of researchers in the field of computer security that has a long history of viruses and computer security programs. Since he was 82 he started working in the field of computer security. During this time he conducted research on a variety of security software and discovered several security holes in software were known, then 84 years in the field of virology and the design of security plans to be active. After 2 years he successfully developed new methods to detect viruses and it was demonstrated in a program called Nyvava. The only software that was designed for professional users. In his 86 years with the aim of integrating new methods and Shade project also began manufacturing products for all users. His anti-virus Shyd new methods for accelerating and flexible anti-virus was developed.

This AV was using two engines from ESET and Avira, also take note that it was came from Iran

hxxp://www.sheedantivirus.com/ (link edited due to the controversy surrounding this product)

[umbrapolaris]

eset and avira? seems powerful but what engine versions of them?

[jamescv7]

Hmm..... I'm trying to find that information but I cannot see what engine version they used. Surely the latest version as possible.

By the way, XP/Vista/7 32 bit only were compatible.

[umbrapolaris]

(08-30-2011 04:48 PM)jamescv7 Wrote:  By the way, XP/Vista/7 32 bit only were compatible.

that is bad...

[jamescv7]

But they are preparing for the 64bit on all Windows OS system.

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[jamescv7]

Trend Micro detected this as dangerous.

[Ibrad]

Not officially licensed according to an Avira Staff Member: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost....stcount=10

[umbrapolaris]

lol i was sure of that...

[jamescv7]

I was reading that thread yesterday and it was not properly licensed. So probably also for ESET the engine was not also properly licensed.

[bbbbweb]

Hmmm, I wonder it anyone will take the courage to go and see if it is a security risk.