NSS Labs expose inadequate AV products

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Littlebits

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NSS Labs testing showed that 9 of 13 popular consumer anti-virus products tested failed to provide adequate protection against exploits targeting two recent critical Microsoft vulnerabilities.

Only 4 vendors – Avast, Kaspersky, McAfee and Trend Micro – successfully blocked all attacks delivered over both HTTP and HTTPS.

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McLovin

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Apr 17, 2011
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Love to see Trend do very well in some tests, always have seen them do an average outcome.
 

tapoo

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^^^ yes, where's Bitdefender?? one of the best antivirus as per other lab's test...
 

h4r5h4d3v4

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I am new here in the world of malware prevention i have AVAST! INTERNET SECURITY 7 AND MALWAREBYTES PRO FOR THE SECOND OPINION is this combo good for zero day as well as all round protection i am only 17 so your advice will help me a lot .......thank you ! :D
 

Malware Maniac

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h4r5h4d3v4 said:
I am new here in the world of malware prevention i have AVAST! INTERNET SECURITY 7 AND MALWAREBYTES PRO FOR THE SECOND OPINION is this combo good for zero day as well as all round protection i am only 17 so your advice will help me a lot .......thank you ! :D

To Introduce yourself and get a welcome from active members go to the New Member Introductions Forum. If you want info of how to better protect yourself go to the Security Configuration Forum.
 

bitbizket

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Jul 26, 2011
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This particular exploit test was a small part of a much more comprehensive endpoint security test underway by NSS Labs.

NSS Labs is currently running in-depth consumer end point protection (EPP) group testing that will further test all 13 vendors in several key areas – exploits, evasions, performance and protection against live malware, drive-by attacks and phishing.

Reports featuring the results for each test area will be released as testing is completed – reports for exploits, evasions and performance are targeted for release in September 2012.
 
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