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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 905566" data-attributes="member: 32260"><p>I used the term "fresh samples" for all AV-Comparatives samples and all the samples labeled by AV-Test as "Protection against 0-day malware attacks ...". I do not think that these samples are as fresh as in Malware Hub tests, because KIS blocked all 2079 samples in AV-Test tests and missed 8 samples from 1837 samples in AV-Comparatives tests.</p><p>Anyway, both Labs include in the blocked/detected events also the blocked access to URLs, so the testing procedure is very different from Malware Hub.</p><p>The Malware Hub tests are similar to AV-Comparatives Malware tests.</p><p></p><p>I could try to estimate if the samples used by AV-Comparatives in Malware tests are as fresh as in MH tests. This can be done by comparing the ratio of samples undetected to the number of all samples for the particular AV, for example, Kaspersky (several tests have to be analyzed). But, if I correctly recall the tests for Kaspersky were done on the tweaked (not default) setup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 905566, member: 32260"] I used the term "fresh samples" for all AV-Comparatives samples and all the samples labeled by AV-Test as "Protection against 0-day malware attacks ...". I do not think that these samples are as fresh as in Malware Hub tests, because KIS blocked all 2079 samples in AV-Test tests and missed 8 samples from 1837 samples in AV-Comparatives tests. Anyway, both Labs include in the blocked/detected events also the blocked access to URLs, so the testing procedure is very different from Malware Hub. The Malware Hub tests are similar to AV-Comparatives Malware tests. I could try to estimate if the samples used by AV-Comparatives in Malware tests are as fresh as in MH tests. This can be done by comparing the ratio of samples undetected to the number of all samples for the particular AV, for example, Kaspersky (several tests have to be analyzed). But, if I correctly recall the tests for Kaspersky were done on the tweaked (not default) setup. [/QUOTE]
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