- Feb 7, 2023
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Oh no, I don’t think at this point anyone wants to get involved. Melih always had trouble with testing institutions, once the problem is that Comodo is not tested, then the problem is that the testing protocol is not “adjusted” to accommodate Comodo. Similar case with Webroot.I'm neither a Comodo hater, nor a fan. I'm just referring to what I saw which indicates that it's not bulletproof as some people seem to think it is, including their CEO. Maybe someone should ask him about these tests and see if he can provide an explanation.
Notice how it’s always some God-forgotten, third-tier solutions that have problem with tests and testing bodies.
I never heard Microsoft complaining when Microsoft Security Essentials was at the bottom of the charts.
I never heard Trend Micro complaining that for years now, TM is at the bottom of the AVC Malware Protection Test.
Comodo and tests is a subject that at this point nobody really wants to open, as nobody cares about Comodo enough either.
Comodo has now ran its course and it’s time to move on, regardless whether they will release version 2025 or 2055.