(Qihoo) 360 Total Security Essential v7.2.0.1012

[Fel Grossi]

Hello Community!

New version of 360 Total Security Essential announced on the official website!

Version 7.2.0.1012 - Jul 29, 2015

Download: http://free.360totalsecurity.com/totalsecurity/360TSE_Setup_7.2.0.1012.exe

Download full package (Virus database included): http://free.360totalsecurity.com/totalsecurity/360TSE_Setup_Full_7.2.0.1012.exe


What's new in the latest version?

• Added: Fully support Windows 10
• Added: Windows 10-styled Skin
• Added: Data Hijacking Protection
• Added: Malicious root certificate cleanup
• Fixed: Bug fixes

360safe support team (Qihoo):

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Thanks.

 

[Fel Grossi]

Thanks Umbra!

 

[TrojanSmart]

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[Fel Grossi]

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I forgot to edit the title before post, now I cant edit, only moderator. I've already done the request.

 

[tonibalas]

@Felipe Oliveira i want to ask you a favor.
If you have 360 TSE installed can you provide some pictures from task manager
to see CPU and RAM usage without BD and Avira enabled and with BD and Avira enabled?
If you don't want to show them here send me a PM

 

[Fel Grossi]

@tonibalas
Sorry my friend, I'm currently using the CIS.

I never used the TSE, only the TS.

- I turn off Sandbox (because I use Sandboxie).
- Inactive the windows patches (automatic), choose to update manually, whenever I want.
- Use only the cloud.

Memory usage is around 30-35 MB (very fast)

The only problem I see in Qihoo products is the need to install a browser plugin. If you do not need the plugin, for example (Bitdefender, Tencent, Fortinet) I would use no doubt with Comodo Firewall.

 

[Rolo]

pictures from task manager
to see CPU and RAM usage without BD and Avira enabled and with BD and Avira enabled?

One data point on a different system is useless to gauge efficiency.

The only problem I see in Qihoo products is the need to install a browser plugin.

I don't know what product you're using but the browser extension isn't required and isn't even installed automatically by 360; it provides a button that goes to the Google Play Store to install the extension. 360's extension does more than just scan URLs, etc; it provides extra diligence whenever you have a shopping/banking site open.

 

[Fel Grossi]

One data point on a different system is useless to gauge efficiency.


I don't know what product you're using but the browser extension isn't required and isn't even installed automatically by 360; it provides a button that goes to the Google Play Store to install the extension. 360's extension does more than just scan URLs, etc; it provides extra diligence whenever you have a shopping/banking site open.

You're right, it is installed only with our permission, but malicious websites (malware, phishing, etc ..) are only detected with the presence of the plugin, then it is almost necessary to use.

I would like to see this online protection implemented in the antivirus and not by a plugin.

 

[Šovelén]

THX !

 

[Rolo]

It is implemented by the AV; the extension and AV communicate. Extensions make this happen and keep things compatible rather than using hacks or workarounds (like a MITM proxy).

 

[tonibalas]

@Felipe Oliveira and @Rolo thank you both for your answer