App Review Malwarebytes 3.0.5.1299 - ransomware tests

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Antiransomware module only


New ransomwares: 0
Old ransomwares/controls: 0
Effectiveness: 0%


Default settings - All modules


Effectiveness: 100%, no files encrypted
Reason: signatures added ???
 
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Thank goodness, i still use the version 2 free for on-demand scanning only.
Best thing is, it doesn't auto-update itself in version 3 when i check for signature updates.

I am sure in due time, Malwarebytes will discontinue version 2. Then i will be searching for a new on-demand scanner as good as MBAM free.

Regards.
 
Thank goodness, i still use the version 2 free for on-demand scanning only.
Best thing is, it doesn't auto-update itself in version 3 when i check for signature updates.

I am sure in due time, Malwarebytes will discontinue version 2. Then i will be searching for a new on-demand scanner as good as MBAM free.

Regards.
hi, I just updated the test with all modules enabled. It scored 100% of working ransomwares :)
 
Thanks for the updated video. Great to know it is not really a useless product in realtime.:p:D
it needs to be tested more because it catched all of my ransomwares by signatures -> my test is useless, they responded very quickly to new submitted malwares :(
 
Very nice test.

I have seen other tests where Malwarebytes 3.0 does well against ransomeware but with all the modules activated. Just saying, if I were going to pay over $35 a year for MB 3.0, I would want the ransomeware module to be effective at least. Should I be forced to add AppCheck after buying MB 3.0 which has a A/R module?

It makes me sad :(:rolleyes: to find myself asking if MB is purposely holding back with A/R development to scare current holders of their anti-ransomeware software in to buying MB 3.0. I have seen too many crazy scenarios like this in the past, although not from MB. Maybe MB are supremely confident in the rest of the program to do the job. But why even have A/R?

Disappointing o_O
 
Very nice test.

I have seen other tests where Malwarebytes 3.0 does well against ransomeware but with all the modules activated. Just saying, if I were going to pay over $35 a year for MB 3.0, I would want the ransomeware module to be effective at least. Should I be forced to add AppCheck after buying MB 3.0 which has a A/R module?

It makes me sad :(:rolleyes: to find myself asking if MB is purposely holding back with A/R development to scare current holders of their anti-ransomeware software in to buying MB 3.0. I have seen too many crazy scenarios like this in the past, although not from MB. Maybe MB are supremely confident in the rest of the program to do the job. But why even have A/R?

Disappointing o_O
I'm posting a question on Wilders to ask if the MB antiransomware beta is still usable or equivalent to MB3 or not
hope I can get a proper answer
 
Antiransomware module only


New ransomwares: 0
Old ransomwares/controls: 0
Effectiveness: 0%


Default settings - All modules


Effectiveness: 100%, no files encrypted
Reason: signatures added ???

Very nice tests :) And to think that you originally watched me & now you're a fully fledged Youtuber :D