- Sep 2, 2021
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Microsoft Defender is the security solution provided by default in Windows since Windows 8.
On Windows 7, the product was called Microsoft Security Essentials.
After a long period in which Microsoft's tools lagged far behind threats, Microsoft overhauled its copy in 2016 by being the first to deploy AI Machine Learning technology. It was the first to block Emotet!
For this test, I was asked to also use ConfigureDefender, which enables additional product settings, which I did.
Interface: 10/10
The interface is very simple, and you end up with a security center.
Microsoft provides many tools free of charge: Antivirus, anti-malware, firewall, Web protection (via Edge), parental controls, etc.
It's clear and easy to read.
However, Microsoft Defender still has this deletion bug when it detects a lot of malware!
Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1 impossible to note / PC partially infected
Microsoft Defender is an excellent protection system that provides first-rate protection and can rival the paid-for tenors!
It's very fast, very up-to-date - well done Microsoft!
On the pack, it's impossible for me to say how much is left...
Microsoft Defender knew ALL the malware I submitted to it. On the scripts, Microsoft Defender blocked executions outright!
It even had the luxury of blocking a bloated file containing RacoonStealer! Well done!
Unfortunately, NetSupport managed to partially install itself.
Microsoft Defender tried to stop it, but NetSupport had already modified the launch bar icons...
A little disinfection is necessary, but the protection is very good!
Result :
Microsoft : 0
NPE : 0
KVRT : 1
Emsisoft : 1 (False Positive - Kill Switch)
Recommand : Yes
System Clean : System partially infected
@rhythm request
On Windows 7, the product was called Microsoft Security Essentials.
After a long period in which Microsoft's tools lagged far behind threats, Microsoft overhauled its copy in 2016 by being the first to deploy AI Machine Learning technology. It was the first to block Emotet!
For this test, I was asked to also use ConfigureDefender, which enables additional product settings, which I did.
Interface: 10/10
The interface is very simple, and you end up with a security center.
Microsoft provides many tools free of charge: Antivirus, anti-malware, firewall, Web protection (via Edge), parental controls, etc.
It's clear and easy to read.
However, Microsoft Defender still has this deletion bug when it detects a lot of malware!
Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1 impossible to note / PC partially infected
Microsoft Defender is an excellent protection system that provides first-rate protection and can rival the paid-for tenors!
It's very fast, very up-to-date - well done Microsoft!
On the pack, it's impossible for me to say how much is left...
Microsoft Defender knew ALL the malware I submitted to it. On the scripts, Microsoft Defender blocked executions outright!
It even had the luxury of blocking a bloated file containing RacoonStealer! Well done!
Unfortunately, NetSupport managed to partially install itself.
Microsoft Defender tried to stop it, but NetSupport had already modified the launch bar icons...
A little disinfection is necessary, but the protection is very good!
Result :
Microsoft : 0
NPE : 0
KVRT : 1
Emsisoft : 1 (False Positive - Kill Switch)
Recommand : Yes
System Clean : System partially infected
@rhythm request
