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[flaubert1971]

Eset Smart Security Premium VS KSOS against a randomly chosen Ramsonware Magnibor, this one described in the screen:

Spoiler

Results:

Eset smart security premium



Kaspersky small office security

 

[SeriousHoax]

Eset Smart Security Premium VS KSOS against a randomly chosen Ramsonware Magnibor, this one described in the screen:

Spoiler

Results:

Eset smart security premium



Kaspersky small office security

Testing by turning off real time protection isn't a real test. Both ESET and Kaspersky have created heuristics for Magniber. When you turn off ESET's real time protection, that goes out of the picture.
Try to find variants for which these AVs don't have signature/heuristics yet, and then you may test with all protection features active.

 

[Mindaugas]

Currently I'am using F-Secure Safe. I don't know is it the "best" solution for antivirus, but I like it because it's really fast and design is like Windows UI.

 

[Shadowra]

Testing by turning off real time protection isn't a real test. Both ESET and Kaspersky have created heuristics for Magniber. When you turn off ESET's real time protection, that goes out of the picture.
Try to find variants for which these AVs don't have signature/heuristics yet, and then you may test with all protection features active.

The worst thing is that ESET's modules are linked, so disabling real-time protection to throw a Ransomware is completely stupid

 

[flaubert1971]

The protection in real time is disabled to test the BB component of the antivirus: obviously that in reality the user will not disable it. I could also physically the network but the final result will not change: eset is unable to prevent the encryption of documents.

 

[jerzy601]

in my opinion, the best security is;
Windows Defender + Hard_Configurator + Cofigure Defender.
i use it in windows 10 but i think widows 11 too
will do its job well.
this is my opinion but the decision is yours.

 

[SeriousHoax]

The protection in real time is disabled to test the BB component of the antivirus: obviously that in reality the user will not disable it. I could also physically the network but the final result will not change: eset is unable to prevent the encryption of documents.

ESET has a weak BB, and it's not possible to test ESET's BB separately.

 

[flaubert1971]

ESET has a weak BB, and it's not possible to test ESET's BB separately.

I have seen this type of test on YT and I liked it because it allows us to evaluate the real effectiveness of the BB component of an antivirus.

 

[SeriousHoax]

I have seen this type of test on YT and I liked it because it allows us to evaluate the real effectiveness of the BB component of an antivirus.

Maybe it's possible for some products like Kaspersky, Bitdefender, Avast. But not for ESET, Norton, Microsoft Defender, McAfee, etc. Then again, no AV vendor would agree with testing their product with real-time protection turned off.
Edit: If you really want to test the local BB component of an AV, then you can try Kaspersky anti-ransomware tool without internet connection.

 

[eXDj]

hi guys/girl
i install Eset Smart Security Premium,it work ok,i have now build 22621.160 (Beta) w.11

 

[Sorrento]

Either F-Secure or Emsisoft causes me no problems, get full speed on VPN which is important to me, ESET also is light - I don't like spending money on decent hardware to have it drained away by an AV?

 

[Shadowra]

I have seen this type of test on YT and I liked it because it allows us to evaluate the real effectiveness of the BB component of an antivirus.

Yes, but it does not work on all Antivirus programs.
Some are separate from their main shields, so this kind of test works, but others are linked (and this is the case of ESET, as well as Windows Defender or Avast).

On the other hand, doing this same test with Kaspersky, Bitdefender or F-Secure would not be a problem....

 

[Jonwinter]

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[Freki123]

in my opinion, the best security is;
Windows Defender + Hard_Configurator + Cofigure Defender.

Afaik Hard_Configurator has Configure Defender already included.

 

[ScandinavianFish]

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"Systweak antivirus", made by PUP developers that just use the Avira engine, yeah sure

 

[minhgi]

I just combo KIS and SEP unmanaged (FW/Web Access removed) together and call it a day. Light and fast. Running for 3 months.

 

[forgottenuser79643]

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I love how they say with Eset "Only works as an antivirus, with no extra tools" as a con when 6/15 are more than just an Anti-virus product.

 

[cofer123]

I like to try antivirus solutions because I am a geek afterall, but I know that ESET is the one that is a keeper and wont give me trouble.

I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow in the knee.

Last month we had ESET breaking performance monitors and that took a lot of negative feedback before they fixed it because, per usual ESET stance, they initially refused to acknowledge the possibility of a problem on their end.

Now, since a couple of days ago, I've started to experience several HTTP Bad Request errors on random pages on multiple computers. Guess which application I had to uninstall to make it all go away? I don't know what's been going on, but these past six or so months ESET has dropped the ball regularly with their module updates.

So given the recent events, I would have to recommend to simply stick to Defender. It works well enough and I never noticed it randomly breaking stuff without an explanation. Or go with Kaspersky, because despite some specific issues I faced with my use case and their AV, it also never broke anything during all the time I've used it.

 

[ScandinavianFish]

I used to be an adventurer like you. Then I took an arrow in the knee.

Last month we had ESET breaking performance monitors and that took a lot of negative feedback before they fixed it because, per usual ESET stance, they initially refused to acknowledge the possibility of a problem on their end.

Now, since a couple of days ago, I've started to experience several HTTP Bad Request errors on random pages on multiple computers. Guess which application I had to uninstall to make it all go away? I don't know what's been going on, but these past six or so months ESET has dropped the ball regularly with their module updates.

So given the recent events, I would have to recommend to simply stick to Defender. It works well enough and I never noticed it randomly breaking stuff without an explanation. Or go with Kaspersky, because despite some specific issues I faced with my use case and their AV, it also never broke anything during all the time I've used it.

Stick to Defender, and use an tool like ConfigureDefender or DefenderUI to harden it.

 

[bayasdev]

Last month we had ESET breaking performance monitors and that took a lot of negative feedback before they fixed it because, per usual ESET stance, they initially refused to acknowledge the possibility of a problem on their end.

Can confirm this happended on my system back when I used ESET.