House_maniac said:
Biozfear said:
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Does CIS has Detection Better then ESET or Lesser than ESET
ESET slightly better detection rate in general, but then removal capabilities CIS surpasses. Also CIS zero day protection is more mature than ESET.
true eset is good too but zeroday protection is better in CIS with a more mature sandbox and hips! and also check this if you want an idea
http://www.shadowserver.org/wiki/pmwiki.php/AV/VirusDailyStats
Unless you are a user who clicks on anything and don't watch what you download, you should not be too concern about zero-day malware because almost all have to be manually download and executed by the user. Other zero-day malware works on vulnerabilities in out-dated web browsers and plugins like Java and flash. Then there are the extremely rare zero-day malware that works on vulnerabilities in the OS which nothing can block except for patches to the OS and virtualization not even sandboxing, behavior blocking or HIPS can block them since they can go right around the OS without getting detected, some have even been reported to bypass virtualization. Those type of zero-day usually only apply to business systems. So most home users should have to worry.
There is no 100% protection from zero-day malware.
Most antivirus have problems detecting most of them.
Keeping all of your web applications updated and watch about downloading unknown files and visiting unknown sites is more effective then depending on your antivirus. Always apply the latest updates to your OS also can block vulnerabilities in your OS.
HIPS, behavior blocking, sandboxing and virtualization also can block most zero-day malware that get pass the user, antivirus and vulnerability patches but still don't provide 100% protection, since some have been reported to bypass the OS completely and go undetected. Although they are rare but still exists.
So don't get it in your head that your HIPS, behavior blocking, sandboxing and virtualization will offer 100% protection because it can not.
To me all security software offers a false sense of security and actually causes users to make risky actions because they believe that they are 100% protected.
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