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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1097352" data-attributes="member: 99014">The samples are in-the-wild, hence I am getting them. Most of them are executables. Unfortunately for you, MSI files are included as well, which do not fall under the Webroot default deny, but will be emulated by ZoneAlarm in real time.You don’t like that? Address it with Webroot.I am not composing zoo viruses for the test.I am not even stressed about the test cuz I’ve been doing it for long and I know how every product will react. I am just proving it to you and to the readers.Your argument is not valid.You wanted realistic test, I’ve spent over 2 hours creating attachments that look like what attackers send by email to users. Now you want in-the-wild malware, which it is.You want tweaks, specifically for you, Webroot will be in its most aggressive setting.Anything else that you need?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1097352, member: 99014"] The samples are in-the-wild, hence I am getting them. Most of them are executables. Unfortunately for you, MSI files are included as well, which do not fall under the Webroot default deny, but will be emulated by ZoneAlarm in real time. You don’t like that? Address it with Webroot. I am not composing zoo viruses for the test. I am not even stressed about the test cuz I’ve been doing it for long and I know how every product will react. I am just proving it to you and to the readers. Your argument is not valid. You wanted realistic test, I’ve spent over 2 hours creating attachments that look like what attackers send by email to users. Now you want in-the-wild malware, which it is. You want tweaks, specifically for you, Webroot will be in its most aggressive setting. Anything else that you need? [/QUOTE]

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