- Apr 28, 2015
- 8,915
Tested with KTS2016MR0d and is not vulnerable...
Please test the following as well.another Software come on!
Dr.Web
Baidu
Agnitium
Secure Alive
Avast
Bullgaurd
McAfee
Trend Micro
G Data
come onnnn
Here some info.Is this test connected just to AV or to Browser+AV or some other things???
Bitdefender is not vulnerable View attachment 78181
@Av Gurus So that's strange where IE 8 passed the test compare on the latest one. (Without AV), as an assumption where IE is fully patched with numerous hotfix from different categories of vulnerabilities compare to other browser.
Here some info.
Check whether your antivirus is vulnerable to exploitable RWX addresses - gHacks Tech News
"The program tests the vulnerability using web browsers on the system. For it to work, you need to have a web browser open, and close it when the program requests you to do it."
I think it's just the way test is coded to recognize most common browsers only, so members should ONLY use IE, Firefox or Chrome and let the test scan what it's meant to : Security product residing in the system.believed its AV+Browser as the results shown here is not consistent.
Tried it and it crashed (Yandex & Cyberfox). IE, Firefox and Chrome is supported.
I think it's just the way test is coded to recognize most common browsers only, so members should ONLY use IE, Firefox or Chrome and let the test scan what it's meant to : Security product residing in the system.
I don't rely on antivirus to keep my system protected in realtime as there are other prevention measures which suite my cause.
Members like Umbra and some others who tested antivirus days in days out realized that.
You're getting wiser by experience.. love your paronoid mindset it helps others to understand sometimes the simplest thing are better.exactly
This could be Chrome as the same Project Zero blog recommends the open source chromium sandbox used by it.Not sure.Chrome + Webroot = Failed
Firefox + Webroot = Passed
Chrome + Avira Pro = Failed
Firefox + Avira Pro = Passed