- Jul 6, 2017
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Comodo
Internet Security Premium: Ease of use. I do not agree, Comodo is not easy to use. for a beginner
Internet Security Premium: Ease of use. I do not agree, Comodo is not easy to use. for a beginner
Well now, that would be something to experience
@cruelsister said that in her recent quickie K7 test it did extremely poorly against scriptors like diverse worms and WMI malware, but I wonder what's the chanse for regular home user to encounter such malware?Another strong K7 showing.. 100%/99.8% with virtually zero system impact except file copy?
Not bad.. Not bad..
Exactly. Those tests are made for beginners who don't know how to evaluate a software by themselves.Nobody would buy security softs because the security softs would be given 1 and 2 star ratings - if the AV test lab asked the right questions.
Exactly. Those tests are made for beginners who don't know how to evaluate a software by themselves.
All those test-labs are part of the marketing tools of vendors.
It should be taken into consideration, alongside everything else. The Overall package, not just statistics for the best scoring product.…
If security softs were rated solely on "Overall User Experience," and the AV test labs pushed user-based scoring results hard, then the entire industry would be sunk. Kaput. Consequently, no AVs would agree to such testing and reporting.
@cruelsister said that in her recent quickie K7 test it did extremely poorly against scriptors like diverse worms and WMI malware, but I wonder what's the chanse for regular home user to encounter such malware?
I wonder what's the chance for regular home user to encounter such malware?
Probably zero or something. K7 is so lightweight, I would combine it with Heimdal+OSArmor/VS as usual or just K7 and OSArmor/VS and no Heimdal, for a zero-weight, layered security approach. But for average Joe. K7 would be more than protective, especially with that robust firewall and traditional HIPS module assuming the Internet Security version is used, which does include the extra modules. (version tested was not mentioned) Not a fan of anecdotal testing BTW.
K7 is cheap on Ebay for legit keys. So I've been setting my family/friends up with it, a lot of them have potato computers. So far so good, and it should be overly protective given their basic internet use. Less hassles for me as well since it's so lightweight and is pretty good with Riskware/PUP.
After looking at Voodooshield website...
I'm wondering, why not just use Voodooshield alone and disable Windows defender (defender is heavy).
OR use voodooshield with Kaspersky or Panda free, (If you don't want to disable Windows Defender)?
You start with a clean image of Win10, Voodooshield does it's scan, and you are good to go...