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<blockquote data-quote="RoboMan" data-source="post: 1105556" data-attributes="member: 53544"><p>Nice test Andy, thanks.</p><p></p><p>Before the hord comes and claims Comodo is "useless", must we say that this is a special file designed to bypass Comodo and only Comodo. The chances that you're gonna encounter such file in the wild are very low. Unless you're being specifically targeted and they know you use Comodo, it's unlikely the product will fail you like it did in this test. A similar test was published here long ago about Kaspersky. Products can be bypassed. All of them, probably, if enough time and resources are allocated. But I believe cybercriminals who do this for money will most likeky target widely-used antivirus, such as Microsoft Defender.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RoboMan, post: 1105556, member: 53544"] Nice test Andy, thanks. Before the hord comes and claims Comodo is "useless", must we say that this is a special file designed to bypass Comodo and only Comodo. The chances that you're gonna encounter such file in the wild are very low. Unless you're being specifically targeted and they know you use Comodo, it's unlikely the product will fail you like it did in this test. A similar test was published here long ago about Kaspersky. Products can be bypassed. All of them, probably, if enough time and resources are allocated. But I believe cybercriminals who do this for money will most likeky target widely-used antivirus, such as Microsoft Defender. [/QUOTE]
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