- Sep 2, 2021
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ArcaBit is a well-known Polish antivirus.
Using Bitdefender's engine, it never shone in my tests.
For this 2024 edition, the publisher claims to have enhanced its RoundKick EDR system, which promises improved detection of unknown threats...
User interface :
ArcaBit's interface is pretty straightforward, even if it hasn't evolved much in a while.
It's very novice-oriented, as the software is ready to use right out of the box!
In terms of RAM consumption, it's not too greedy.
Web protection: 9/9
Funnily enough, ArcaBit uses Bitdefender's engine but renames all its definitions!
But that doesn't stop the product from reacting well on the Web.
One threat did get through security, but ArcaBit was able to block all installations.
Fake crack : 1/1
ArcaBit blocks the BATCH script that allows the malware to run and stops its installation.
Malware Pack : Remaining 21 out of 731 threats - System very infected !!!!
After an excellent performance on the Web, ArcaBit disappointed me greatly on the pack test and played the bad luck card.
The virtual machine quickly became seriously infected.
ArcaBit reacted 4 times in all (blocking 2 DLLs and 2 installations), but that wasn't enough.
The machine is covered in RATs, Trojans and other stealers!
I trusted it, but I'm totally disappointed!
Final scan :
ArcaBit : 0
NPE : 15
KVRT : 21 - 1 (I ignore a file that is a false positive)
Final opinion:
ArcaBit is an antivirus that could improve and compete with the big names, but it remains in its usual way with an unfortunately inconsistent product.
First of all, I don't understand the renaming of the detections of their partner Bitdefender, I even doubt if this is legal but so be it...
Secondly, RoundKick's detection of unknown threats is far too poor, with many Trojans and scripts going undetected, seriously infecting the system.
ArcaBit is and remains an antivirus I wouldn't recommend.
@M4RT1NE2 request
Using Bitdefender's engine, it never shone in my tests.
For this 2024 edition, the publisher claims to have enhanced its RoundKick EDR system, which promises improved detection of unknown threats...
User interface :
ArcaBit's interface is pretty straightforward, even if it hasn't evolved much in a while.
It's very novice-oriented, as the software is ready to use right out of the box!
In terms of RAM consumption, it's not too greedy.
Web protection: 9/9
Funnily enough, ArcaBit uses Bitdefender's engine but renames all its definitions!
But that doesn't stop the product from reacting well on the Web.
One threat did get through security, but ArcaBit was able to block all installations.
Fake crack : 1/1
ArcaBit blocks the BATCH script that allows the malware to run and stops its installation.
Malware Pack : Remaining 21 out of 731 threats - System very infected !!!!
After an excellent performance on the Web, ArcaBit disappointed me greatly on the pack test and played the bad luck card.
The virtual machine quickly became seriously infected.
ArcaBit reacted 4 times in all (blocking 2 DLLs and 2 installations), but that wasn't enough.
The machine is covered in RATs, Trojans and other stealers!
I trusted it, but I'm totally disappointed!
Final scan :
ArcaBit : 0
NPE : 15
KVRT : 21 - 1 (I ignore a file that is a false positive)
Final opinion:
ArcaBit is an antivirus that could improve and compete with the big names, but it remains in its usual way with an unfortunately inconsistent product.
First of all, I don't understand the renaming of the detections of their partner Bitdefender, I even doubt if this is legal but so be it...
Secondly, RoundKick's detection of unknown threats is far too poor, with many Trojans and scripts going undetected, seriously infecting the system.
ArcaBit is and remains an antivirus I wouldn't recommend.
@M4RT1NE2 request