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I remember running that setup back Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. I haven't seen anyone do a test with these two running together, even though both are compatible.
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I remember running that setup back Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. I haven't seen anyone do a test with these two running together, even though both are compatible.
- Apr 2, 2018
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As a curiosity, if you have time, it might be interesting to test the first African antimalware: MEYE antivirus.
www.meyeprotect.com
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Antivirus Meye Protect, le premier antivirus africain, équipé d'une intelligence artificielle capable d'offrir une protection efficace, rapide et optimale.
Practical Response
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- Mar 10, 2024
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How about an individual module test.
Webroot
I would like to see when you have time, the journal and rollback system put through the hoops. A folder of ransomware should do the trick nicely. It does state the journal and rollback feature would need plenty of disk space so hopefully you can accommodate this via your VM's allocation.
Webroot
I would like to see when you have time, the journal and rollback system put through the hoops. A folder of ransomware should do the trick nicely. It does state the journal and rollback feature would need plenty of disk space so hopefully you can accommodate this via your VM's allocation.
- May 31, 2017
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Hey @Shadowra, in response to the post below, please test 10 true zero-days against VT and CL (WLC / VoodooAi).
malwaretips.com
Anyone who knows anything about cybersecurity already knows who is going to win
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Anyone missed when VT was the one of core mechanic in voodooshield
I miss having VirusTotal integrated as one the main scanner. :cry: The good old days. Wonder if Dan might someday bring it back. Wishful thinking. ;):ROFLMAO:
malwaretips.com
Anyone who knows anything about cybersecurity already knows who is going to win
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Practical Response
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What happens if he treats it like an average users test as he does others, and as a average user, the user wants to run that application they clicked on, so they click "allow" on the pop up, or as some say around this forum, accidents happen and allow could be accidentally clicked.Hey @Shadowra, in response to the post below, please test 10 true zero-days against VT and CL (WLC / VoodooAi).
Anyone missed when VT was the one of core mechanic in voodooshield
I miss having VirusTotal integrated as one the main scanner. :cry: The good old days. Wonder if Dan might someday bring it back. Wishful thinking. ;):ROFLMAO:
Anyone who knows anything about cybersecurity already knows who is going to win
- May 31, 2017
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Sure, accidents happen, but at least the user has a second chance of blocking malware, as opposed to the malware automatically executing. I mean really, the alternative is that the malware is automatically allowed. See what I mean?
Having said that, I think most users will not allow an item they are unsure of if there is a big red prompt telling them that it is not safe, and an extra confirmation prompt letting the user know that they may be introducing malware if they click Allow.
Practical Response
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I was curious, as I have seen users go so far as disabling components to allow an application being blocked by their security in this forum.
- May 31, 2017
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I see what you mean, and we would certainly appreciate any suggestions that anyone might have on how we can optimize our prompts.
Practical Response
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If a user "whitelist" the malware, nothing will certainly help in a anti exe, although other modules in a full suite might stop it if a user ignores a prompt or clicks proceeded. Like the user I was referring to getting frustrated trying to figure out what to disable in Kaspersky to allow it through, he kept disabling things but the suite kept stopping it.
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Let’s see Sophos home, I am seeing some interesting, very generic detections, for example they seem to be really aggressive now towards obfuscated scripts… will be an interesting one.
In April, they also removed all customisations from the home software and aligned it completely with the business one, so now more frequent updates will be delivered. Before it was getting 2-3 updates a year.
In May, they added Game Mode finally.
XylentAntivirus
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XylentAntivirus
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https://devlopsoft.com/d/Kurulum - DevSecure.zip/ Xylent C-Prot | Windows, Android, MacOs Virüs Koruması İçin Yerli Antivirüs Yazılımı İndirin Notice: I'm going to update Xylent. I'm going to tell when I updated Xylent.Can you provide me with the links? I'd like to study them first
- Feb 7, 2023
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Is this yours?
GitHub - Rutuj-Runwal/Xylent: A powerful antivirus built using Electron framework and python
A powerful antivirus built using Electron framework and python - Rutuj-Runwal/Xylent
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If it is, I suggest you withdraw the test request for now… first develop some AI and ML models, heuristics, generic detections, behavioural blocking and others…
🫣Your AV only has one Yara rule to identify malware you created for testing purposes and Eicar test file. And it’s got 16.9MB database full of malware hashes…
It looks more like a uni project…
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XylentAntivirus
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Machine Learning module exits in sourceforge I just forked that project on sourceforge and developed this. Now it's 1.4gb even if I removed duplicates and some very old hashes.Is this yours?
GitHub - Rutuj-Runwal/Xylent: A powerful antivirus built using Electron framework and python
A powerful antivirus built using Electron framework and python - Rutuj-Runwal/Xylent
If it is, I suggest you withdraw the test request for now… first develop some AI and ML models, heuristics, generic detections, behavioural blocking and others…
Your AV only has one Yara rule to identify malware you created for testing purposes and Eicar test file. And it’s got 16.9MB database full of malware hashes…
It looks more like a uni project…
- Sep 2, 2021
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I've just tested it quickly, even though you haven't updated it yet and, for the moment, too many things need to be revised...
For the record, Xylent is an antivirus project based on ClamAV. It also uses MD5 and SHA1 rules from MalShare, VirusShare, VirusSign etc., as well as YARA.
The file is 1.4GB in size, installs and... doesn't launch... I launch it directly in admin. (xylent_antivirus.exe & engine.exe )
The product consumes a lot of Ram... Between 2GB and 5GB of RAM! That's huge!!!
Xylent create no registry key at startup. In case of infection, the antivirus will not protect you. Why is this? Because there's no entry at startup... a shame for an AV...
Xylent tries to create YARA rules with Powershell. Only errors...
Obviously, with so much RAM monopolized by Xylent, the VM crashed. Either the AMD graphics driver crashed, or... BSOD (I had both)
There's definitely a problem with the anti-virus and an optimization problem.
For the moment, I won't test it. To be reworked!
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