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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowra" data-source="post: 1061019" data-attributes="member: 92939">eScan is a well-known Indian antivirus.It uses the same recipe as its competitor Gdata: a partner engine (Bitdefender) and its own anti-malware engine.The product&#039;s interface is rather &quot;old-school&quot;, although eScan has tried to refresh it.Let&#039;s see whether the product has improved or not.[MEDIA=odysee]id=2d1f861c83a8ae84bfb982055598e3621260e4d2;name=eScan-Internet-Security;path=%40Shadowra%3Af%2FeScan-Internet-Security%3A2[/MEDIA]Interface: 6/10The interface remains old-school, even if it has been refreshed.However, I don&#039;t find it clear. A novice can easily get lost, especially in the settings, because eScan doesn&#039;t explain!The software is relatively heavy on the system. A bad point.Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1 Malware Pack : Remaining 19 out of 1019 - InfectedThere&#039;s nothing to be said for pure detection, eScan is excellent and analyses the pack very quickly!But that remains its only strong point on the pack. Even though eScan has a behavior blocker, it unfortunately lags behind. eScan will try to defend itself, but will be unable to do anything about Powershell scripts that install malware and inject a process into memory.Surprisingly, KVRT detects an eScan process as a Trojan! (KillAV... why? )Result :K7 : 0NPE : 1KVRT : 7 (with 1 file eScan - KillAV)Emsisoft : 33Recommand :Yes but only with careful, family-friendly surfingSystem Clean : Infected</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowra, post: 1061019, member: 92939"] eScan is a well-known Indian antivirus. It uses the same recipe as its competitor Gdata: a partner engine (Bitdefender) and its own anti-malware engine. The product's interface is rather "old-school", although eScan has tried to refresh it. Let's see whether the product has improved or not. [MEDIA=odysee]id=2d1f861c83a8ae84bfb982055598e3621260e4d2;name=eScan-Internet-Security;path=%40Shadowra%3Af%2FeScan-Internet-Security%3A2[/MEDIA] [U][B][COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Interface: 6/10[/COLOR][/B][/U] The interface remains old-school, even if it has been refreshed. However, I don't find it clear. A novice can easily get lost, especially in the settings, because eScan doesn't explain! The software is relatively heavy on the system. A bad point. [U][B][COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1 Malware Pack : Remaining 19 out of 1019[/COLOR] - [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]Infected[/COLOR][/B][/U] There's nothing to be said for pure detection, eScan is excellent and analyses the pack very quickly! But that remains its only strong point on the pack. Even though eScan has a behavior blocker, it unfortunately lags behind. eScan will try to defend itself, but will be unable to do anything about Powershell scripts that install malware and inject a process into memory. Surprisingly, KVRT detects an eScan process as a Trojan! (KillAV... why? ) Result : K7 : 0 NPE : 1 KVRT : 7 (with 1 file eScan - KillAV) Emsisoft : 33 Recommand :[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Yes but only with careful, family-friendly surfing[/COLOR] System Clean : [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]Infected[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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