- Apr 13, 2013
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Targeted Ransomware vs the Cloud
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It is advised to take all reviews with a grain of salt. In extreme cases some reviews use dramatization for entertainment purposes.
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- Dec 4, 2013
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Agreed!
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This was another such win.
Thank you for the share.
When the post is cruelsister's, one can be certain the content shall be enlightening, often times entertaining, & ever and always expertly accompanied by remarkable music!
This was another such win.
Thank you for the share.
- Apr 13, 2013
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Thanks Guys! Glad you liked it! This video came about because I ran into a College chum and we were reminiscing about the Throwback parties at Dartmouth. I just had to find a topic short enough for the song...
- Jan 9, 2017
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You cs are awesome loophole catcher, in every aspect, and not for mean purposes for you anyway. It's just a nice watch your videos and yes, music is almost always suprice and good one. Thanks for your videos.
I expected to watch the test against Webroot which is the most used pure cloud-based security software rather than Dr Web...
- Apr 13, 2013
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- Jan 27, 2017
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Actually expected that.
Dr. Web is quite weak against ransomware unfortunately.
A in the wild Locky will actually do the same, maybe hit less files.
Actually a problem with many ransomwares.
Hope that issues to be fixed at least partly in v12.
Thank you for another great vid sis
Dr. Web is quite weak against ransomware unfortunately.
A in the wild Locky will actually do the same, maybe hit less files.
Actually a problem with many ransomwares.
Hope that issues to be fixed at least partly in v12.
Thank you for another great vid sis
- Oct 22, 2016
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As always a fantastic video. Dr.Web has certainly not impressed.
And now who tells him to his fans here inside?
And now who tells him to his fans here inside?
Actually expected that.
Dr. Web is quite weak against ransomware unfortunately.
A in the wild Locky will actually do the same, maybe hit less files.
Actually a problem with many ransomwares.
Hope that issues to be fixed at least partly in v12.
Thank you for another great vid sis
Indeed, and most AVs are weak against scripts.
- Apr 6, 2016
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i cannot underestand what was the goal in this Review ( is it really Review?! )!
and about title, Ransomware vs Cloud? what is that mean? probably you test DrWeb by mistake you wanted to test Webroot
by the way, nothing is 100% you may test another ransomware which Doctor Web block it easly, another vendor cannot block it as we have 2 example here, Doctor Web Prevention Protection is able to block CTB-Locker easly but Norton after 2 years cannot yet!
another example, Doctor Web PP is able to block Petya family, Bitdefender cannot yet !
Thanks for Vid anyway BUT test was not clear.
and about title, Ransomware vs Cloud? what is that mean? probably you test DrWeb by mistake you wanted to test Webroot
by the way, nothing is 100% you may test another ransomware which Doctor Web block it easly, another vendor cannot block it as we have 2 example here, Doctor Web Prevention Protection is able to block CTB-Locker easly but Norton after 2 years cannot yet!
another example, Doctor Web PP is able to block Petya family, Bitdefender cannot yet !
Thanks for Vid anyway BUT test was not clear.
This isn't a review, the video purpose is to show that a Ransomware can lock files faster than the cloud can respond (making the cloud useless)
She used scripts which many AVs are useless against.
Name A distributed version of Petya Bitdefender does not block?i cannot underestand what was the goal in this Review ( is it really Review?! )!
and about title, Ransomware vs Cloud? what is that mean? probably you test DrWeb by mistake you wanted to test Webroot
by the way, nothing is 100% you may test another ransomware which Doctor Web block it easly, another vendor cannot block it as we have 2 example here, Doctor Web Prevention Protection is able to block CTB-Locker easly but Norton after 2 years cannot yet!
another example, Doctor Web PP is able to block Petya family, Bitdefender cannot yet !
Thanks for Vid anyway BUT test was not clear.
Not all cloud AVs rely solely on signatures, some such as Webroot have zero-day contingencies.
- Apr 6, 2016
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Yep, I know the video it was tested without signatures witch is essentially crippling Bitdefender and then dancing on there grave.
- Apr 6, 2016
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we are talking about Behavior Blocker ! when i said that BitDefender cannot block Petya yet! i was talking about their behavior blocker, BitDefender Database is one of the best everyone knows that!
anyway, the title of this topic, is nothing to do with Dr.Web! i even could not guess that this topic related to Dr.Web )) such a wise subject
i know, i'm closed beta tester for webroot. It is reason i would like to see the same test against Webroot. .
You don't have much tests against webroot, would be informative.
- Apr 6, 2016
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Webroot Rollback, well for sure it could rollback the changes even manualy when you set the file situation on Block. but the truth is that they have nothing for Prevention except their Database
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