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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1036823" data-attributes="member: 99014">What do you want me to compare it with then? Shampoos and conditioners?All of the antivirus companies are “old”.I am telling you how antiviruses are optimised for lightness and I am giving you examples. To make an antivirus lighter, compromise must be made in some protections, in the name of boosting performance. That’s how programming works not only at K7 or antivirus products, this is how it works in general.Malware is not evading emulation just “now”, it has been evading emulation since the millenia. To learn more about that visit evasions.checkpoint.com and read everything there carefully.Every product calls APIs at all times, this is how programming works and this is how your OS and everything works. You open your start menu, it’s an api call. You browse in Chrome, it’s API calls. You do video call - well guess what, it’s APIs again.By reducing the number of API calls monitored, behavioural blocking is optimised to be lighter and in parallel becomes less effective.And yes, we can all agree K7 is bad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1036823, member: 99014"] What do you want me to compare it with then? Shampoos and conditioners? All of the antivirus companies are “old”. I am telling you how antiviruses are optimised for lightness and I am giving you examples. To make an antivirus lighter, compromise must be made in some protections, in the name of boosting performance. That’s how programming works not only at K7 or antivirus products, this is how it works in general. Malware is not evading emulation just “now”, it has been evading emulation since the millenia. To learn more about that visit evasions.checkpoint.com and read everything there carefully. Every product calls APIs at all times, this is how programming works and this is how your OS and everything works. You open your start menu, it’s an api call. You browse in Chrome, it’s API calls. You do video call - well guess what, it’s APIs again. By reducing the number of API calls monitored, behavioural blocking is optimised to be lighter and in parallel becomes less effective. And yes, we can all agree K7 is bad. [/QUOTE]

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