VigiHunt v4.0.1 Beta Testing – Community Feedback and Detection Results

[Popolitus]

Available on a website near you: Cristiano Ronaldo Antivirus, the best antivirus on the field.

 

[Khushal]

seems like the global standard for optimization has to rely on vibe-coding for its GUI.

 

[Popolitus]

So, we already have the GUI, now for the engine, ClamAV or Zillya? It sounds that simple, and before we know it, we’ll be rich selling the Cristiano Ronaldo antivirus, assuming he doesn’t sue us.

 

[Jonny Quest]

So, we already have the GUI, now for the engine, ClamAV or Zillya? It sounds that simple, and before we know it, we’ll be rich selling the Cristiano Ronaldo antivirus, assuming he doesn’t sue us.

I vote for Zillya, which will include the most FP's bang for your buck

 

[Khushal]

Has anybody heard the term 'heuristic junk identification' here before? Surely an indicator for excellence?

 

[Popolitus]

Has anybody heard the term 'heuristic junk identification' here before? Surely an indicator for excellence?

Basically, it means the system looked at something, didn’t fully understand it, and said, ‘Yeah, that seems like trash to me. (im sorry too mutch heat... lol)

 

[Khushal]

I vote for Zillya, which will include the most FP's bang for your buck

nah it has to be clamav. It is infact even more open source than that open-source AV. No registration, no key no problem. All users are allowed. ClamAv really doubting itself am i really that open-source?

 

[Khushal]

Basically, it means the system looked at something, didn’t fully understand it, and said, ‘Yeah, that seems like trash to me. (im sorry too mutch heat... lol)

The top AVs of the world still trying to perfect their malware heuristics. They will be so proud of his efforts.

 

[RoxasDev]

I really like AI, and I think we can do many positive things with it. But at the same time, we’re reaching a point where ‘anyone’ can use "GPT" and create software. When it comes to security software, that could be serious.

I completely agree with your point. AI has made software development much more accessible, which is great, but it also means we're seeing more security tools created by people without the necessary expertise. In cybersecurity, that's a real concern because users may mistake a well-designed application for a genuinely effective security product. Experience, testing, and a deep understanding of security still make all the difference.