Advice Request CIS/CFW doesn't use Valkyrie?

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After trying to understand why CFW detects some executables as unrecognized even after a long time, it found out to be not using Valkyrie verdict at all. Some files even got human expert analysis but those files are still not in the database of File Lookup Server.

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How good is the Unknown file hunter? I know Comodo make some pretty good stuff, but I have not been able to seek out the info about how well this one identify malware files. I use Hitman Pro at the moment, if Kaspersky should let something in, which I doubt, but I would appreciate it if anyone have more info about the File Seeker. :unsure:
 
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It does detect uploaded samples now (as .unclassifiedMalware, generic cloud detection name).

Nevi said:
How good is the Unknown file hunter? I know Comodo make some pretty good stuff, but I have not been able to seek out the info about how well this one identify malware files.
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To be honest, I have no idea. The folder i did scan was in total 480 files. UFH continued to upload samples even after the scan has completed and there was no indicator of what it's been doing. I did scan two times and waited until all network activity stopped. It says only 191 files has been uploaded. I don't know what "in query" means, I didn't understand why reanalyzing a specific file is giving different results (It partially fails to scan) and I won't probably know that why it flagged some of files as safe, although those had suspicious entries under static scan section.

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Nagisa said:
It does detect uploaded samples now (as .unclassifiedMalware, generic cloud detection name).


To be honest, I have no idea. The folder i did scan was in total 480 files. UFH continued to upload samples even after the scan has completed and there was no indicator of what it's been doing. I did scan two times and waited until all network activity stopped. It says only 191 files has been uploaded. I don't know what "in query" means, I didn't understand why reanalyzing a specific file is giving different results (It partially fails to scan) and I won't probably know that why it flagged some of files as safe, although those had suspicious entries under static scan section.

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