Here is a new test which shows Avast vs 40 undetected samples or what we could call "Unknown Malware".
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Avast! 8 vs unknown malwares
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RE: Avast! 8 vs 40 unknown malwares
this was done on a real machine thanks for the test again may be you could make a test with the internet security version
this was done on a real machine thanks for the test again may be you could make a test with the internet security version
RE: Avast! 8 vs 40 unknown malwares
Hi, done on a real machine but soon (or later) I'll get my VM back so that I'll be able to test whatever you guys want.
Hi, done on a real machine but soon (or later) I'll get my VM back so that I'll be able to test whatever you guys want.
Avast 8 vs 15 fresh undetected samples + VT links to proof (with hip hop instrumental)
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Another great results from Avast :
what's the test ? 22 undetected fresh samples (from 2 days old for the older one to ~30 min old for the fresh samples).
As usual, execution of each of the samples to see wether Avast is able to protect us vs new unknown malwares. Only 2 things out of 22 passed. Don't quite understand why autosandbox did not appear for these 2 but still, impressive results.
what's the test ? 22 undetected fresh samples (from 2 days old for the older one to ~30 min old for the fresh samples).
As usual, execution of each of the samples to see wether Avast is able to protect us vs new unknown malwares. Only 2 things out of 22 passed. Don't quite understand why autosandbox did not appear for these 2 but still, impressive results.
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Thanks for the test, but I don't understand how you're test differ so much from that test by Malware Geek where Avast! 8 failed big time.
Samples used, that's it. Evo Gen will mostly detect new samples from at least feb 2013 and many of the tests I saw were things like PUP execution ... Files with 0/42 VT ratio execution. His last test was a kind of joke, he picked 6 samples to execute right ? AT LEAST, he could do a basic thing, like me to show us what these samples were ... Sure there were again PUP and FP. Now you see what differs the tests ....
But one of the samples he executed completly bypassed Avast!, locked up the vm and caused him to have to restore the vm to a clean snapshot.
As long as further tests about avast 8 with different packs are kept within this thread, it is fine, but I believe you have already proved your point, spywar.
I really did not like the tests I done with music ... (in term of quality)
I decided to do another one : Avast vs 19 undetected malwares
Please watch it (720p for Jack^^)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utvReJDa8hE
I decided to do another one : Avast vs 19 undetected malwares
Please watch it (720p for Jack^^)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utvReJDa8hE
We are not sure that BSOD was done by a malware ...ZeroDay said:
1) We don't even know if the samples he executed were malwares ! (nothing proof that !)
2) He tested on a WinXP machine he probably did not know but avast! has some issues ATM with WinXP
I'm looking forward to see ThePCSecurity's test of V8 final ...
Hi McLovin
1) When I test an AV I can test it during 3 months .... I always try it with undetected samples.
For example : CIS has been tested for about 6 months !
To reply to you : I'm testing Avast on my own PC (as you see in videos)
But soon or later? I will set up a new VM so that I'll start the same tests with other products.
Many thanks for the support,
spywar
1) When I test an AV I can test it during 3 months .... I always try it with undetected samples.
For example : CIS has been tested for about 6 months !
To reply to you : I'm testing Avast on my own PC (as you see in videos)
But soon or later? I will set up a new VM so that I'll start the same tests with other products.
Many thanks for the support,
spywar
spywar said:
Great job @spywar, it's a serious way to test antivirus. So I like your videos...
bob
2 fresh big tests !
Avast vs 12 unknown malwares + MBAM : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1-hHwoCdLY
Avast vs 83 unknown malwares (some were similar) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cazESfuyRo
spywar
Avast vs 12 unknown malwares + MBAM : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1-hHwoCdLY
Avast vs 83 unknown malwares (some were similar) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cazESfuyRo
spywar
You should submit your malware packs in our HUB ( https://malwaretips.com/forums/malware-samples.104/ ) so we can test different AVs with them; instead of showing just only repetitive Avast video tests that are useless to most of us.
Based on the last pack (17 samples) execution of 15 undetected fresh samples :
To Umbra: I understand what you are saying but be sure that many users/guests like to see QUITE A LOT of reviews on a same program ... That shows the level, one test does not show anything.
To Umbra: I understand what you are saying but be sure that many users/guests like to see QUITE A LOT of reviews on a same program ... That shows the level, one test does not show anything.
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I would also like to see how other Av's fair with these same samples, you see just showing Avast! against samples doesn't mean anything because as far as we know every AV could do just as well against the same samples, but we're only seeing Avast! What have we got to compare Avast's results against?
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