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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowra" data-source="post: 1067524" data-attributes="member: 92939">Xcitium is the enterprise brand of American solution provider Comodo.I was going to make 2 separate versions, but the solution let me install their EDRs, so I decided to combine them together.Let&#039;s see if it keeps its reputation or not...[MEDIA=odysee]id=67014cb6fc172cd17c74fb385b6dbc2b87837974;name=Xcitium-Advanced-with-OpenEDR-Combined;path=%40Shadowra%3Af%2FXcitium-Advanced-with-OpenEDR-Combined%3A6[/MEDIA]Interface: 10/10The interface is clearly that of the consumer version of Comodo!On the other hand, there&#039;s no choice of configuration by profile: everything is done via the admin console.The profiles are pretty well designed, but for this test, we&#039;re using a custom profile created by [USER=104780]@Nikola Milanovic[/USER] .The software is relatively light, but I did notice a fairly high level of Internet consumption (Valkyrie? ).Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1 Malware Pack : Remaining 318 out of 485&nbsp; - PC cleanXcitium still boasts a relatively weak anti-malware engine, and that hasn&#039;t changed...But it has other trump cards!A high-performance Sandbox, an impeccable defense system, but where I was surprised was VirusScope, which has made great progress, especially on scripting and injections!All that&#039;s left is to improve the anti-malware. We&#039;ve seen the Cloud react in Heuristics several times on Worms, so I think it&#039;s on the right track.Result :Xcitium : 0NPE : 0KVRT : 0 (the rest are in Edge&#039;s cache, sandboxed by the antivirus, I don&#039;t count them)Recommand : YesSystem Clean : PC clean[USER=104780]@Nikola Milanovic[/USER] request</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowra, post: 1067524, member: 92939"] Xcitium is the enterprise brand of American solution provider Comodo. I was going to make 2 separate versions, but the solution let me install their EDRs, so I decided to combine them together. Let's see if it keeps its reputation or not... [MEDIA=odysee]id=67014cb6fc172cd17c74fb385b6dbc2b87837974;name=Xcitium-Advanced-with-OpenEDR-Combined;path=%40Shadowra%3Af%2FXcitium-Advanced-with-OpenEDR-Combined%3A6[/MEDIA] [U][B][COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]Interface: 10/10[/COLOR][/B][/U] The interface is clearly that of the consumer version of Comodo! On the other hand, there's no choice of configuration by profile: everything is done via the admin console. The profiles are pretty well designed, but for this test, we're using a custom profile created by [USER=104780]@Nikola Milanovic[/USER] . The software is relatively light, but I did notice a fairly high level of Internet consumption (Valkyrie? ). [U][B][COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]Protection:10/10 Web / Fake crack 1/1[/COLOR] Malware Pack : [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]Remaining 318 out of 485[/COLOR] - [COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]PC clean[/COLOR][/B][/U] Xcitium still boasts a relatively weak anti-malware engine, and that hasn't changed... But it has other trump cards! A high-performance Sandbox, an impeccable defense system, but where I was surprised was VirusScope, which has made great progress, especially on scripting and injections! All that's left is to improve the anti-malware. We've seen the Cloud react in Heuristics several times on Worms, so I think it's on the right track. Result : Xcitium : 0 NPE : 0 KVRT : 0 (the rest are in Edge's cache, sandboxed by the antivirus, I don't count them) Recommand : [COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]Yes[/COLOR] System Clean : [COLOR=rgb(97, 189, 109)]PC clean[/COLOR] [USER=104780]@Nikola Milanovic[/USER] request [/QUOTE]

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