- May 11, 2013
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Hi guys,
Since CBAD Cloud is being restored within the next 12 hours let me take some time and show you some data that i did gather from all the scans that have been performed using our software. Since we opened shop lots of data has been scanned, and if i take the sample pack scanning done by our members as a baseline, then i can honestly claim that we do not have to shame ourself in terms of detection and removal.
As how cocky it sounds, the fact is that we match many well known brands and in some cases even out perform them, which is not bad for a first generation program that is technically still in beta.
The question is how good did we do so far?
Well while the cloud was off line i did make a comparison chart that will show exactly how CBAD did perform in the past 60 days.
So here you go and let me know.
Malware:
Detections = 2217
Removal =2153
Submissions= 899
Trojan:
Detections = 3395
Removal = 3211
Submissions = 1701
Virus:
Detection = 815
Removal = 783
Submissions = 360
Rootkit:
Detection = 726
Removal = 712
Submissions = 222
Adware:
Detection = 4835
Removal = 4691
Submissions = 1501
Spyware:
Detection = 803
Removal = 735
Submissions = 500
Ransomware:
Detection = 1614
Removal = 1598
Submissions = 741
Worms:
Detection = 881
Removal = 821
Submissions = 181
RAT: (Remote Access Tool)
Detection = 1864
Removal = 1742
Submissions = 330
Keylogger:
Detection = 124
Removal = 122
Submissions = 15
Bot:
Detection = 184
Removal = 180
Submissions = 75
Exploit:
Detection = 480
Removal = 473
Submissions = 221
Unclassifiable malicious codes (*Not listed in chart):
Detections = 9483
Removal = 7698
FP (False positive) = 3975
Here you can see the percentage of user malware submissions since we opened shop. (Thanks guys)
Here you can see all the type of detections and the share they represent of the total detections.
This does clearly show that adware, malware and trojans seem to dominate the internet and present a clear danger to computers & servers, data and web pages.
Also the amount of RAT and R-Ware detections does raise a alarm and imo it should be noted that these 2 types of malicious software should not be underestimated as they usually do cause massive damage and data loss.
The main reason for this topic is simple, to many users here on MT and to many users on the net underestimate their exposure to malware.
Usually they put to much faith in their own computer habits, and as such they generate a false sense of security.
So let me know what you think about these statistic's?
What do you think CBAD Anitmalware so far?
What would you recommend for us to do next?
What do you do personally to protect yourself against malicious data?
In your opinion where does traditional antivirus/malware shine? and where does it fail?
What could the industry do to bring down the numbers of malware on the net (realistically)?
Just a open discussion guys.
Looking forward to your reactions, comments and opinions.
Kind Regards
Nico
Since CBAD Cloud is being restored within the next 12 hours let me take some time and show you some data that i did gather from all the scans that have been performed using our software. Since we opened shop lots of data has been scanned, and if i take the sample pack scanning done by our members as a baseline, then i can honestly claim that we do not have to shame ourself in terms of detection and removal.
As how cocky it sounds, the fact is that we match many well known brands and in some cases even out perform them, which is not bad for a first generation program that is technically still in beta.
The question is how good did we do so far?
Well while the cloud was off line i did make a comparison chart that will show exactly how CBAD did perform in the past 60 days.
So here you go and let me know.
Malware:
Detections = 2217
Removal =2153
Submissions= 899
Trojan:
Detections = 3395
Removal = 3211
Submissions = 1701
Virus:
Detection = 815
Removal = 783
Submissions = 360
Rootkit:
Detection = 726
Removal = 712
Submissions = 222
Adware:
Detection = 4835
Removal = 4691
Submissions = 1501
Spyware:
Detection = 803
Removal = 735
Submissions = 500
Ransomware:
Detection = 1614
Removal = 1598
Submissions = 741
Worms:
Detection = 881
Removal = 821
Submissions = 181
RAT: (Remote Access Tool)
Detection = 1864
Removal = 1742
Submissions = 330
Keylogger:
Detection = 124
Removal = 122
Submissions = 15
Bot:
Detection = 184
Removal = 180
Submissions = 75
Exploit:
Detection = 480
Removal = 473
Submissions = 221
Unclassifiable malicious codes (*Not listed in chart):
Detections = 9483
Removal = 7698
FP (False positive) = 3975
Here you can see the percentage of user malware submissions since we opened shop. (Thanks guys)
Here you can see all the type of detections and the share they represent of the total detections.
This does clearly show that adware, malware and trojans seem to dominate the internet and present a clear danger to computers & servers, data and web pages.
Also the amount of RAT and R-Ware detections does raise a alarm and imo it should be noted that these 2 types of malicious software should not be underestimated as they usually do cause massive damage and data loss.
The main reason for this topic is simple, to many users here on MT and to many users on the net underestimate their exposure to malware.
Usually they put to much faith in their own computer habits, and as such they generate a false sense of security.
So let me know what you think about these statistic's?
What do you think CBAD Anitmalware so far?
What would you recommend for us to do next?
What do you do personally to protect yourself against malicious data?
In your opinion where does traditional antivirus/malware shine? and where does it fail?
What could the industry do to bring down the numbers of malware on the net (realistically)?
Just a open discussion guys.
Looking forward to your reactions, comments and opinions.
Kind Regards
Nico
