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<blockquote data-quote="woodrowbone" data-source="post: 956961" data-attributes="member: 1062"><a href="https://malwaretips.com/members/71496/" target="_blank">@Adrian</a>I was under the impression that companies of these products would send you a test sample if requested.Like when hardware test sites gets their sampels for testing.Testing methodology you already have the foundation for, from testing AV solutions.You mention Bitdefender Box, they also use their tech in some of the Netgear routers: <a href="https://www.netgear.com/home/services/armor/" target="_blank">Netgear Armor</a>Then you have D-link use McAfee, and Gryphone, Avast Omni, Firewalla, ASUS and TP-link use TrendMicro, Avira SafeThings and I there is more out there.There are already a few organisations testing AV solutions, but none testing these product, maybe you could be the first one?I do not understand what you mean that nothing has changed since 2018, on the threat front or the hardware?From reading your test of F-secure Sence, I would say it was very impressive that the router stooped all the test samples.A test like that with more contenders, including infected sites, exploits, fishing etc I bet you will make some serious waves on the sea of security./W</blockquote>

[QUOTE="woodrowbone, post: 956961, member: 1062"] [URL='https://malwaretips.com/members/71496/']@Adrian[/URL] I was under the impression that companies of these products would send you a test sample if requested. Like when hardware test sites gets their sampels for testing. Testing methodology you already have the foundation for, from testing AV solutions. You mention Bitdefender Box, they also use their tech in some of the Netgear routers: [URL='https://www.netgear.com/home/services/armor/']Netgear Armor[/URL] Then you have D-link use McAfee, and Gryphone, Avast Omni, Firewalla, ASUS and TP-link use TrendMicro, Avira SafeThings and I there is more out there. There are already a few organisations testing AV solutions, but none testing these product, maybe you could be the first one? I do not understand what you mean that nothing has changed since 2018, on the threat front or the hardware? From reading your test of F-secure Sence, I would say it was very impressive that the router stooped all the test samples. A test like that with more contenders, including infected sites, exploits, fishing etc I bet you will make some serious waves on the sea of security. /W [/QUOTE]

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