Advice Request Gdata SysSec

[sepik]

Hi,
According to Gdata signature update log, it updates:
Engine A
AVA_25.20863_(27.02.2019) <--- Ava=avast? Or is this a "typo" on their side, because i think they use BD
Engine B
GD aka in-house engine
But what is SysSec, which gets updated quite regularly?
-sepik

 

[Mahesh Sudula]

Hi,
According to Gdata signature update log, it updates:
Engine A
AVA_25.20863_(27.02.2019) <--- Ava=avast? Or is this a "typo" on their side, because i think they use BD
Engine B
GD aka in-house engine
But what is SysSec, which gets updated quite regularly?
-sepik

It is related to critical system patches (not Windows updates) but provided by Microsoft itself.

AVA_ related to signature version of Bit defender (.20863,64,66...) changes as per every hour updates

 

[sepik]

Thank you MS, appreciated.
I've been checking MT hub and VTl. In VT recently Gdata inhouse "catch" some malwares named "HEUR" that BD cant do? Gdata "HEUR" <-- Deepray?

-sepik

 

[struppigel]

I've been checking MT hub and VTl. In VT recently Gdata inhouse "catch" some malwares named "HEUR" that BD cant do? Gdata "HEUR" <-- Deepray?

I know it's been a while since you asked, but yes, this "HEUR" detection is DeepRay.

 

[Miyagi]

Thank you for joining struppigel. Glad to see someone from GDATA taking the time to post!