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[Xtwillight]

Hello, I wish you all a Happy New Year 2024
Request: I would be happy to participate in a test of (Translator error from Deepl)

The right request
Request: I would like to see a test of

Gridinsoft Anti-Malware: Advanced Malware Protection in 2024​

"Gridinsoft Anti-Malware: The Best Solution for Malware Removal"

thank you and have a good day

 

[roger_m]

Request: I would like to see a test of

Gridinsoft Anti-Malware: Advanced Malware Protection in 2024​

Just be aware that it will perform terribly when tested.

 

[Xtwillight]

I am clear about it, Roger M.
Many people have tested security programs here and that in other forums, I too.
I still find it important to test small software manufacturers.
Perhaps one or the other manufacturer develops something new that offers good protection.
Innovations do not always have to come from the big manufacturers.

best regards

 

[roger_m]

Perhaps one or the other manufacturer develops something new that offers good protection.
Innovations do not always have to come from the big manufacturers.

Sure, but that is not the case here. I have tested it before and it had a very low detection rate.

 

[TuxTalk]

@Shadowra , you mentioned earlier a new test with Avast ? Is it planned ?

 

[Xtwillight]

Sure, but that is not the case here. I have tested it before and it had a very low detection rate.

I know what you said in 2018 in the Wilders Security Forum.
What I don't know if you did the test in 2018 or later.
And I think you should test the manufacturer of security software from time to time.

 

[Shadowra]

@Shadowra , you mentioned earlier a new test with Avast ? Is it planned ?

Yup with Gridinsoft

 

[Digmor Crusher]

How about this.
IBM Security Trusteer Rapport

 

[oldschool]

That's why the 1st video of 2024 will be out in about 3 weeks, so I can get everything right.

Will Malwarebytes be the first test?

 

[Shadowra]

Will Malwarebytes be the first test?

Yep

 

[Digmor Crusher]

How about this.
IBM Security Trusteer Rapport

Not serious my friend.

 

[roger_m]

I know what you said in 2018 in the Wilders Security Forum.
What I don't know if you did the test in 2018 or later.
And I think you should test the manufacturer of security software from time to time.

I last tested it in 2020. I read the changelogs every time they release a new version and there have been no changes, which I have thought would have made any significant difference. If there had been, I would have tested it again. Having said that, it's very rare for a terrible product to ever get significantly better. I say that as someone who regularly tests lesser known security products and often retests them when a new version is released.

 

[simmerskool]

@Shadowra is if feasilbe and reasonable to devise a test of Sandboxie-Plus in terms of its browser containment as another security layer? I've started using sbie+ after Dan added Windows Sandbox features to CyberLock. I see sbie+ has 6 levels of preset "hardening" and in the default seting sbie+ is perhaps a little more user friendly than Win Sandbox, although Win Sandbox is probably the better containment. I am currently using both depending on what I'm doing, and I like the benefits of both, but also wondering if the current development of sbie+ is secure, ie, what limitations if any? There was a heated discussion about which is better circa 2019 IIRC (Win Sandbox v sbie) but I'm not finding that link at the moment.

 

[Freki123]

@Shadowra is if feasilbe and reasonable to devise a test of Sandboxie-Plus in terms of its browser containment as another security layer? I'nt.

+1 If you decide to do that please use the "Standard Sandbox" for at least one test (and whichever boxes you fancy afterwards if you are still in a testing mood) to see which protection is offered on default for the free users.

 

[Freki123]

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@Shadowra How about a test with Andy Ful's new WindowsHybridHardening Light (WHH Light)? It would be nice to see what a "hardened" windows/defender can do security wise.

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[Shadowra]

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@Shadowra How about a test with Andy Ful's new WindowsHybridHardening Light (WHH Light)? It would be nice to see what a "hardened" windows/defender can do security wise.

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Planned

 

[mohamed200]

@Shadowra a battel between free antivirus (avast.avg.bitdefender.kaspersky.360 security an other)

 

[Shadowra]

@Shadowra a battel between free antivirus (avast.avg.bitdefender.kaspersky.360 security an other)

It's a good idea, but it's going to take me a while
Maybe next month

 

[oldschool]

It's a good idea, but it's going to take me a while
Maybe next month

That sounds like an awful lot of work.

 

[Behold Eck]

It's a good idea, but it's going to take me a while
Maybe next month

Can Avira free be "the other one"please

Regards Eck