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<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1113388" data-attributes="member: 114717">An antivirus module was a part of the original Comodo design specification, but as Melih explained over 10 years ago, the signatures are meant - purposely designed - to detect only very old malware. He said back then he is not going to invest the money into a team whose job is going to be creating new signatures. In short, he did/does not want to spend the money.This all goes back to Comodo being a software with $0 revenue to support its features. What money it (and Xcitium) receive to pay for them comes out of Melih&#039;s own personal pocket.Any software as complex as CIS/Xcitium with $0 revenue is always going to have a LOT of problems.I know someone is going to say that Xcitium has subscribers but that software probably does not even have 350,000 Euros revenue. In order for a software to support itself, for every 2 to 3 employees supporting it, it must have at least 750,000 Euros in revenue. With inflation, I would raise that number to 1,000,000 or 1,250,000 Euros.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1113388, member: 114717"] [B]An antivirus module was a part of the original Comodo design specification, but as Melih explained over 10 years ago, the signatures are meant - purposely designed - to detect only very old malware. He said back then he is not going to invest the money into a team whose job is going to be creating new signatures. In short, he did/does not want to spend the money.[/B] This all goes back to Comodo being a software with $0 revenue to support its features. What money it (and Xcitium) receive to pay for them comes out of Melih's own personal pocket. Any software as complex as CIS/Xcitium with $0 revenue is always going to have a LOT of problems. I know someone is going to say that Xcitium has subscribers but that software probably does not even have 350,000 Euros revenue. In order for a software to support itself, for every 2 to 3 employees supporting it, it must have at least 750,000 Euros in revenue. With inflation, I would raise that number to 1,000,000 or 1,250,000 Euros. [/QUOTE]

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