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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1100368" data-attributes="member: 114717">Because this is fact. There is nothing untrue or incorrect about the statement.I am not saying that &quot;Comodo cannot be bypassed.&quot; Of course it can. There has to be a way - or more accurately, multiple ways, but no one has collected a real, valid in-the-wild malware and demonstrated that it bypasses Comodo containment.Meanwhile there is 10+ years of AV Comparatives tests that show all the other AV out there have been bypassed. Not just a few times but hundreds of times, if not thousands.If anyone can supply a legitimately harvested in-the-wild malware that bypasses Comodo, and performs a valid, credible demonstration of the bypass, then everyone here that uses Comodo will stop using it and shut up forever. Until then, we will all wait...Rubenking missed the golden opportunity to embarrass Melih by not video-documenting his tests.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1100368, member: 114717"] Because this is fact. There is nothing untrue or incorrect about the statement. I am not saying that "Comodo cannot be bypassed." Of course it can. There has to be a way - or more accurately, multiple ways, but no one has collected a real, valid in-the-wild malware and demonstrated that it bypasses Comodo containment. Meanwhile there is 10+ years of AV Comparatives tests that show all the other AV out there have been bypassed. Not just a few times but hundreds of times, if not thousands. If anyone can supply a legitimately harvested in-the-wild malware that bypasses Comodo, and performs a valid, credible demonstration of the bypass, then everyone here that uses Comodo will stop using it and shut up forever. Until then, we will all wait... Rubenking missed the golden opportunity to embarrass Melih by not video-documenting his tests. [/QUOTE]

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