- Jul 14, 2015
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Finally... The next generation of Avira is available.
- Thread starter Anthony Qian
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- Apr 17, 2021
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Are there any noticeable changes or just stability improvements?
- Jul 14, 2015
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No noticeable changes, i don't know whats changed... maybe bugfixes ?!
- Aug 25, 2022
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Now if I install Avira via this link, how can I activate it if I purchased the 1 euro offer?
- Mar 16, 2019
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This link installs the old Avira. So you may not be able to use the new one.
For this old installer, at the time of installing it gives you an option to enter your Pro license key. I never tried Pro, so don't know if you'll get the new version after that.
- Aug 25, 2022
- 141
The issue is Avira never sent me a product key. Instead the license is linked to my account, so apparently there is no way to activate it on the old bloat-free installer.
I'm not installing the bloated version. I don't need the junk that is included with it. Too unfortunate.
- Jan 10, 2017
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Update Version 1.1.74.3
No noticeable changes
No noticeable changes
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- Nov 3, 2017
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I could be wrong here but this is also the first time, in all my tests, that I've seen Avira detect a sample in-memory, after execution.
It seems Avira has made some massive improvements to detecting malware post-execution, which traditionally Avira has not been great at.
It seems Avira has made some massive improvements to detecting malware post-execution, which traditionally Avira has not been great at.
- Sep 3, 2017
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The detection in there, is a Bullguard BB sentry (Mem alloc) , atleast I'm happy to see them, finally incorporate their competetor tech into their products after a long long sloppy years.
Wish them all the luck!
- May 26, 2014
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I am curious to see what Norton is going to do with Avira, in some aspects the latter is much better than the former, especially with signature detection and updates.
BANANA antivirus is a real deal now with the NortonLifelock + Avast merger thing, so there are a lot of technology, telemetry and patents available.
Ps: Bullguard + Avira + Norman + AVG + Norton + Avast = BANANA
BANANA antivirus is a real deal now with the NortonLifelock + Avast merger thing, so there are a lot of technology, telemetry and patents available.
Ps: Bullguard + Avira + Norman + AVG + Norton + Avast = BANANA
- Mar 29, 2018
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It is/used to be an antivirus company based out of Norway. It got at some point acquired by AVG Technologies, whom in their turn got acquired by Avast Software s.r.o.
- Feb 25, 2017
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The first time I heard about it was like a decade ago on our school computers. Good old days.
- Sep 2, 2021
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- May 26, 2014
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It was pretty average, especially in its final days, but it was an important and somewhat a pioneer player in the antivirus market, its sandbox was a novelty in its age.
- Jan 21, 2018
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Norman - a blast from the past. I'd forgotten all about them. If my memory isn't a waste of space completely I think they used to provide an online scan too too.
Just an FYI: if you dont want the VPN or "speedup" to run at startup, simply disable their startup items via Autoruns.
Btw, has anyone else experienced Avira sometimes qurantine malware when saved to disk and sometimes only when they are executed? Found it to be weird behavior
Btw, has anyone else experienced Avira sometimes qurantine malware when saved to disk and sometimes only when they are executed? Found it to be weird behavior
- Jan 17, 2014
- 503
Yes, I did. I tried the new version for a few weeks and I noticed that behavior as well, part of the reason why I decided to switch off of it. That and their cloud only seemed to work on execution as well which I didn't find favorable either.
Might be the reason, signatures for files that are saved to disk, while files detected on-execution are for files detected via the cloud, as using signatures and the cloud at the same time would, in practice, cause increased resource usage.
Edit: forgot to mention Wisevector StopX has an similar "problem" in that sometimes it doesnt detect files as soon as they are save to the disk, sometimes they are detected up to 15 seconds later, but I often have to execute them or manually scan them via the context menu for it to actually detect them, I have my suspicion that its due to compatibility issues with some application, or something that filters web traffic, like an third party DNS, as I have noticed running YogaDNS with Wisevector, aswell as Kaspersky, installed causes it to say "Third party DNS filter detected", and running the regular NextDNS client sometimes doesnt allow you to turn it on or off, its stuck on "Enable", despite seeing in the NextDNS dashboard that it says its "all good", though it can be explain if Kaspersky or Wisevector has an DNS leak issue.
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- Jul 14, 2015
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Is this behaviour in latest build 1.1.74.3 ???
I'm not testing against malware, but Avira runs fine and smooth here....
Edit: Today update to 1.1.75.5
I'm not testing against malware, but Avira runs fine and smooth here....
Edit: Today update to 1.1.75.5
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