Where everyone is going with "stealing" things?
No one can steals and in all case, it's not ours problems, thank you for your review, i have seen that Anvi was very bad in older tests, look like their have improved.
Are your URLs from today?
Are you forced to have an account/subscribe to use the software?
Thanks,
When you see another vendor with the same detection name for a threat as the other vendor and it looks a bit supicious, then you kind of look into it a bit. By looking at the facts, yes, I agree with
@Malware Test and I also think that they are stealing, but at the end of the day, I also think it doesn't really matter too much. It's just a detection name, why care about it? Honestly... But yes, it looks like they are just taking it.
Actually, I would say it is and isn't our problem. It is our problem, because when you use a product, it's nice to know how it works, how it has it's detection it has, whether the detection is good or bad and so on. If it's good, you are then interested in how they even get such a good detection rate. Then again, it isn't our "business", I think is the word you were looking for, to do further investigation, considering Malwarebytes aren't stupid and would notice it anyway.
If Anvi were automatically stealing, as in connecting to the Malwarebytes private database via their application or even manually, OR, connecting to VirusTotal and fishing our the Malwarebytes signatures, then I would care and I think Malwarebytes would be too, but seen as it looks like they are manually going into VirusTotal and taking threat names, it would be fine on a legal matter anyway (as far as im concerned at least).
Thanks!
