- Aug 5, 2012
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the reason why Ikarus got removed from hitman pro because emisoft was gone not FPs
they said they were using the old scanning engine of Emsisoft which had Ikarus in it and they say they getting the updated version of Emsisoft but it looks like they had a falling out with Emsisoft so thats why Emsisoft was gone due to licensing troubles between the hitman pro and Emsisoft.Now, what does Emsisoft have to do with this? While I am sure there are other details that influenced the removal of Ikarus from Hitman Pro's scanning engine, I am sure the FP's play a role in the decision. If you could find me an official source for your claim it would be appreciated.
Great review Doc. Not a good result, but products can improve.
doc have read my answer about the hitman pro engine caseI hope you are right. Hope they will especially work on their GUI and memory usage going into the future.
they said they were using the old scanning engine of Emsisoft which had Ikarus in it and they say they getting the updated version of Emsisoft but it looks like they had a falling out with Emsisoft so thats why Emsisoft was gone due to licensing troubles between the hitman pro and Emsisoft.
btw Ikarus was meant as a stand alone av like mse thats why you didn't see any zero day protection
someone from hitman pro that was useing an wilders account told me that the Emsisoft engine they used for a long time was an old one that had Ikarus in it and btw i should had been more clearer when i said stand-alone av didn't use any zero day protection i meant to say that some of them use zero day protection it was just the whole mse thing i was saying threw me off when i was typing it.A credible source would be nice for this one other than "they said". Also this "falling out" would be interesting to know more about. Ikarus is a separate entity from Emsisoft and it can be assumed was dropped from their product for similar reasons as with Hitman Pro. Have you noticed how Hitman Pro has gone through and dropped more engines than fingers on my hand in the last 3 years?
When did stand-alone av's not offer zero-day protection? If that were the case than all of my previous av test of standalone products (every test up until this point) would have failed which is not the case. Sure an argument can be made that a true zero-day test is near impossible to make but that is a discussion for another day.
A credible source would be nice for this one other than "they said". Also this "falling out" would be interesting to know more about. Ikarus is a separate entity from Emsisoft and it can be assumed was dropped from their product for similar reasons as with Hitman Pro. Have you noticed how Hitman Pro has gone through and dropped more engines than fingers on my hand in the last 3 years?
When did stand-alone av's not offer zero-day protection? If that were the case than all of my previous av test of standalone products (every test up until this point) would have failed which is not the case. Sure an argument can be made that a true zero-day test is near impossible to make but that is a discussion for another day.
thanks Huracan
that helps alot i did not think it was something else
James
jim lin you don't have be so rude to me when im give you the answers