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From my tests here that I am doing, the CIS database is not being fed with malware.
There are threats that are more than 7 days old that the CIS is not detecting.

 

[Nikola Milanovic]

From my tests here that I am doing, the CIS database is not being fed with malware.
There are threats that are more than 7 days old that the CIS is not detecting.

i Subbmited to CIS SHA1 and the Comodo Staff FlorinG Blacklisted them you have to wait because they procced files from many other sources as well

 

[Nikola Milanovic]

i Subbmited to CIS SHA1 and the Comodo Staff FlorinG Blacklisted them you have to wait because they procced files from many other sources as well

i did a test again and CIS blocked everything with Cloud

 

[Andy Ful]

Guys, we should not focus on the general detection. The attack in the video is related to abusing Trusted EXE files via DLLs and other fileless methods. It would be more interesting if one could test the fresh malicious DLL samples. One month ago I did such a test (signature scan) on 50 one-day-old DLL samples from Malware Bazaar. Most of the popular AVs detected almost all samples and Comodo detected almost nothing. Such tests should be repeated independently by others to see if there is some improvement.

 

[rashmi]

The "Ignore" feature works for installation via UniGetUI but not for the installed Unrecognized files in "Program Files", and other locations. So, after installation with UniGetUI the Unrecognized applications will be still contained.

Previously, perhaps I made an error or overlooked something. I will try again. What software are you installing through UniGetUI?

Some installed applications create the *.tmp files each time on execution - they are created with the fresh dates. They are mainly unsigned and often blocked even with the 1-day time limit,

If we ignore the app folder, Comodo doesn't block *.tmp files with fresh dates, right?