Assigned Zemana Anti Malware - Latest Engines

[Alp Berker]

Hello,
I am sorry if my post is under the wrong topic and please excuse my English.

Can we please clarify the issue about the Zemana Anti Malware scanning engines. Does it really use the Eset engine

Thank you very much,
Alp

 

[Deletedmessiah]

I want to know this too.
I think I've seen similar thread here.

 

[Parsh]

The old and the only ones known:

The engines are most likely still from the following Metascan 16 package:

Here's a similar thread that has long discussions and yet-to-be-solved doubts. Check out post #9 and #19. Things (regarding the engines) might have changed lately.
1 thing is for sure, they use their in-house engine that includes 'Pandora Technology' for real-time protection, besides other engines for real-time and on-demand scan.

 

[Winter Soldier]

Not having official confirmation, we can just suppose, but good info @Parsh you've provided.

 

[FrFc1908]

these are the engines that zemana suposed to use , according to someone who posted a thread over at wilders :

• AVG (Avast)
• Avira
• Bitdefender
• Kaspersky
• Eset
• Zemana

 

[Arequire]

these are the engines that zemana suposed to use , according to someone who posted a thread over at wilders :

• AVG (Avast)
• Avira
• Bitdefender
• Kaspersky
• Eset
• Zemana

I wouldn't doubt these. If they're picking the top 5 engines out of those 16 I'd probably go for these exact ones too.
Keep in mind that Emsisoft, nProtect, Total Defence and Quick Heal all use Bitdefender's engine themselves which pretty much rules them out when you can get the majority of their signatures straight from the source.

 

[Alp Berker]

The old and the only ones known:
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The engines are most likely still from the following Metascan 16 package:
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Here's a similar thread that has long discussions and yet-to-be-solved doubts. Check out post #9 and #19. Things (regarding the engines) might have changed lately.
1 thing is for sure, they use their in-house engine that includes 'Pandora Technology' for real-time protection, besides other engines for real-time and on-demand scan.

Thank you very much.

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

This interests me as well. As noted in my other thread, we've seen a pretty big decline in Zemana detections. Also it seems to no longer be detecting threats that Kaspersky, Avira and Eset detect.

I'm beginning to think Zemana has moved to their in-house engine or something and it concerns me.