WardWiz is a security solution developed by WardWiz Technologies, an Indian cybersecurity company.
The antivirus is designed to protect Windows systems against malware, viruses, ransomware, spyware and other online threats.
WardWiz Essential Plus offers real-time protection, web protection, USB and removable-media security, ransomware protection and additional security features designed to keep your system protected.
In this video, I put WardWiz Essential Plus to the test against real-world malware, including a large malware pack and ransomware, to see how well it can protect an infected system.
Interface :
WardWiz features a very lightweight interface with very few settings.
The software is designed to be user-friendly for beginners: just install it and forget about it!
It's also very lightweight.
Malware URL : 2/9
WardWiz does not have web filtering, so its interceptor is the one being tested.
The results are disastrous: many infections slip through undetected. The engine blocks only two downloads.
Malware Pack : 90 out of 168 threats remain
Despite its poor performance online, I still wanted to test the package.
The result is clear: the machine is very, very infected, even though there were few system freezes, and TokyoCore Ransomware brought the test to a close.
Given the high number of infections, the system freezes, and the encrypted data, I had to stop the test.
Final scan : N/A (PC blocked)
Final opinion:
WardWiz offers a beautiful, elegant interface that’s especially well-suited for beginners.
But that’s where it ends!
Security: It’s a complete zero. Very few detections, no web filtering, no protection against unknown malware—the antivirus is too weak to protect users from today’s threats.
Not recommended.
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The antivirus is designed to protect Windows systems against malware, viruses, ransomware, spyware and other online threats.
WardWiz Essential Plus offers real-time protection, web protection, USB and removable-media security, ransomware protection and additional security features designed to keep your system protected.
In this video, I put WardWiz Essential Plus to the test against real-world malware, including a large malware pack and ransomware, to see how well it can protect an infected system.
Interface :
WardWiz features a very lightweight interface with very few settings.
The software is designed to be user-friendly for beginners: just install it and forget about it!
It's also very lightweight.
Malware URL : 2/9
WardWiz does not have web filtering, so its interceptor is the one being tested.
The results are disastrous: many infections slip through undetected. The engine blocks only two downloads.
Malware Pack : 90 out of 168 threats remain
Despite its poor performance online, I still wanted to test the package.
The result is clear: the machine is very, very infected, even though there were few system freezes, and TokyoCore Ransomware brought the test to a close.
Given the high number of infections, the system freezes, and the encrypted data, I had to stop the test.
Final scan : N/A (PC blocked)
Final opinion:
WardWiz offers a beautiful, elegant interface that’s especially well-suited for beginners.
But that’s where it ends!
Security: It’s a complete zero. Very few detections, no web filtering, no protection against unknown malware—the antivirus is too weak to protect users from today’s threats.
Not recommended.
@Popolitus request
hot trash!
