- Jul 13, 2014
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he had PUP detection disabled since it's off by default.Excellent video, note that most programs are legitimate but are embedded within other programs passing through PUP's what is not the forte of Kaspersky, definitely Kaspersky in the default setting is not good, is bad, because 80% of users do not understand much and end up infecting themselves.
Yep, it should be standard activated, but...he had PUP detection disabled since it's off by default.
wow dude that seems a little excessive..Y'all might wanna grab a good book, surely @mekelek is getting ready to DDOS the forum as we speak.
Hence the smiley.wow dude that seems a little excessive..
I know that many of us use their AVs with custom setting but majority of user(mostly inexperience) use their AVs protection in default setting. So any test regarding AVs need to be in default setting to reflect this situation, making sure that the majority of user is protected by their security solution.We can not test antivirus software with the default settings when testing a product, no users will be confronted with this particular case.
Au contraire my friend, every user is confronted with that particular case, so it makes perfect sense. Now you could subtract the few thousand enthusiasts who know and care how to tweak the settings, but then you're left with 99.9999999% using standard settings. That is basically every user.We can not test antivirus software with the default settings when testing a product, no users will be confronted with this particular case.