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<blockquote data-quote="cruelsister" data-source="post: 720921" data-attributes="member: 7463"><p>I had a quick dance with Max AV this morning and would like to give an overview. But first off, my compliments to Mekelek for bringing this product to out attention!</p><p></p><p>(Please note that a video review of a Version 1 Beta 1 product would be totally unfair and unseemly)</p><p></p><p>1). Installation: Although the product is in Korean, it is fairly intuitively obvious how to install correctly. Whenever I initially install an unknown product I dumb down the VM to simulate the biggest POS that a person could possibly use, and I can safely say that MAX is feather light. It is important to note that you will have an active connection to their (malware.com) servers in Korea (118.219.252.2), and if you look up this IP you will find it under various Abuse Lists (Duhhh...); it is safe.</p><p></p><p>2). Running new and old malware: Every executable malware I ran, whether a few weeks or a few hours old was detected. The older ones were detected immediately; the newer ones after a few seconds of "thinking". But please note that if the connection to the Command Server was interrupted the system would be infected. So it absolutely needs and outbound connection to be effective.</p><p></p><p>3). Scriptors: As long as a Scriptor (vbs, PowerShell, hta, JScript, etc) results in a payload that is an executable you are protected. But if the entire malicious mechanism does not rely on an exe file you are totally (insert word here that rhymes with Duct).</p><p></p><p>Conclusion: This is perhaps the best Version 1 beta 1 product that I have had the pleasure to test. But until the developers can increase the IQ of the AI to detect Scriptors I would strongly suggest an Avoid for any actual production systems.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cruelsister, post: 720921, member: 7463"] I had a quick dance with Max AV this morning and would like to give an overview. But first off, my compliments to Mekelek for bringing this product to out attention! (Please note that a video review of a Version 1 Beta 1 product would be totally unfair and unseemly) 1). Installation: Although the product is in Korean, it is fairly intuitively obvious how to install correctly. Whenever I initially install an unknown product I dumb down the VM to simulate the biggest POS that a person could possibly use, and I can safely say that MAX is feather light. It is important to note that you will have an active connection to their (malware.com) servers in Korea (118.219.252.2), and if you look up this IP you will find it under various Abuse Lists (Duhhh...); it is safe. 2). Running new and old malware: Every executable malware I ran, whether a few weeks or a few hours old was detected. The older ones were detected immediately; the newer ones after a few seconds of "thinking". But please note that if the connection to the Command Server was interrupted the system would be infected. So it absolutely needs and outbound connection to be effective. 3). Scriptors: As long as a Scriptor (vbs, PowerShell, hta, JScript, etc) results in a payload that is an executable you are protected. But if the entire malicious mechanism does not rely on an exe file you are totally (insert word here that rhymes with Duct). Conclusion: This is perhaps the best Version 1 beta 1 product that I have had the pleasure to test. But until the developers can increase the IQ of the AI to detect Scriptors I would strongly suggest an Avoid for any actual production systems. [/QUOTE]
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