IObit Security 360 1.0.0.60

[listertatuhack]

i tested this with the malware samples that were uploaded on this form a few weeks age detected 52 here is the report.....

 

IObit Security 360 Report

 

OS:Windows 7

Version:1.0.0.60

Define Version:1156

Time Elapsed:00:00:04

Objects Scanned:257

Threats Found:52

 

|Name|Type|Description|ID|

Keylogger.Packed.Generic, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (1).exe, 9-13752

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (10).exe, 11-12366

Spyware.TargetAd, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (103).exe, 9-94746

Win32.Bot, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (115).exe, 11-10387

Keylogger.Gen, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (118).exe, 9-6342

Spyware.AdBars, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (119).exe, 9-35137

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (13).exe, 11-11736

Adware.PopAdStop, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (133).exe, 9-57564

Worm.PopAdStop, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (136).exe, 9-60845

Trojan.CDT, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (138).exe, 9-34940

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (14).exe, 11-2274

Malware.Packer.Krunchy, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (142).exe, 12-1

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (157).exe, 11-8013

Win32.Ciadoor.13, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (16).exe, 11-3365

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (165).exe, 11-11253

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (17).exe, 11-12364

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (183).exe, 11-9551

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (187).exe, 11-8417

Win32.Virus.Packed.Generic, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (19).exe, 9-31882

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (197).exe, 11-11738

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (258).exe, 11-8417

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (259).exe, 11-2293

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (346).exe, 11-8110

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (365).exe, 11-2995

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (388).exe, 11-3212

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (392).exe, 11-11444

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (397).exe, 11-2293

Win32.Genetik, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (40).exe, 11-8977

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (416).exe, 11-12158

Win32.Wiking.LW, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (42).exe, 11-9284

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (421).exe, 11-11149

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (429).exe, 11-10145

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (432).exe, 9-49048

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (433).exe, 11-12366

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (434).exe, 11-9499

Malware.Packer, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (440).exe, 11-1

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (457).exe, 11-11943

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (459).exe, 11-11943

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (460).exe, 11-11957

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (471).exe, 11-11448

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (474).exe, 11-9561

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (477).exe, 11-12206

Trojan.PSW, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (480).exe, 9-51368

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (481).exe, 9-38764

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (487).exe, 11-6721

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (490).exe, 11-11315

Trojan.Dropper, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (492).exe, 11-3066

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (71).exe, 11-3054

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (72).exe, 11-12306

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (89).exe, 11-11354

Trojan.Agent, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test (97).exe, 11-2374

Trojan.Agent.AC.882, File, C:\Users\GOD\Desktop\Virus stuff\test.exe, 12-283

 

Not Great considering it missed 201 malware samples.........

and considering these are samples from this form ...... IObit Security 360 needs to pull its finger out..........

 

comodo free found well see attach file it speaks for its self it missed 4

[Maxxwire]

My Edited post is below.

 

~Maxx~

[listertatuhack]

Dear Maxx

 

The point is why is 360 so ineffective against malware from 2007,2008,2009, and as for your comments (brain dead idiot) + (Is that a picture of you on your desktop? "You hang in there sunshine, you're bloody special!) do u feel insecure in your statement in your defense of 360 that u feel the need to resort to personal attacks....

I agree with this

 

Even a computer novice knows that only a brain dead idiot would depend completely on the results of any one Malware scanner .....

 

but why would anyone use 360 free in its current state missing 4 out of 5 malware...... when u can use several other programs with a much higher detection rate ....so why use 360 at all ????????

 

BTW some of us don't need to mount personal attacks to make our point...

[Maxxwire]

listertatuhack- After dinner I came back to edit my hastily made post and by the time I had finished I discovered that I was too late and you had already posted a reply. If you would have refrained from going out of your way to insult a software program that was either tested out of context or not set up properly which was not even at issue here you would not have gotten back what you consider to be insults which were nothing more than directly quoted statements you yourself had made used in reference to pictures you yourself had posted.

 

Experts in the field of virus scanning know that no antivirus scanner can be depended upon to detect every virus in every possible group of viruses which is why VirusTotal employs 40 different antivirus scanning engines to get the most accurate results possible. Some of these companies have been around for nearly 20 years and who knows maybe IObit will make the list someday seeing as how Security 360 just made it out of beta testing earlier this week.

 

VirusTotal is a service developed by Hispasec Sistemas, an independent IT Security laboratory, that uses several command line versions of antivirus engines, updated regularly with official signature files published by their respective developers.

 

This is a list of the companies that participate in VirusTotal with their antivirus engines.

 

AhnLab (V3)

Antiy Labs (Antiy-AVL)

Aladdin (eSafe)

ALWIL (Avast! Antivirus)

Authentium (Command Antivirus)

AVG Technologies (AVG)

Avira (AntiVir)

Cat Computer Services (Quick Heal)

ClamAV (ClamAV)

Comodo (Comodo)

CA Inc. (Vet)

Doctor Web, Ltd. (DrWeb)

Emsi Software GmbH (a-squared)

Eset Software (ESET NOD32)

Fortinet (Fortinet)

FRISK Software (F-Prot)

F-Secure (F-Secure)

G DATA Software (GData)

Hacksoft (The Hacker)

Hauri (ViRobot)

Ikarus Software (Ikarus)

INCA Internet (nProtect)

K7 Computing (K7AntiVirus)

Kaspersky Lab (AVP)

McAfee (VirusScan)

Microsoft (Malware Protection)

Norman (Norman Antivirus)

Panda Security (Panda Platinum)

PC Tools (PCTools)

Prevx (Prevx1)

Rising Antivirus (Rising)

Secure Computing (SecureWeb)

BitDefender GmbH (BitDefender)

Sophos (SAV)

Sunbelt Software (Antivirus)

Symantec (Norton Antivirus)

VirusBlokAda (VBA32)

Trend Micro (TrendMicro)

VirusBuster (VirusBuster)

 

As far as the premise that IS360 could be used or even tested as a first line of defense against Malware IObit clearly makes the claim that "Security 360 can work with your Antivirus for a superior PC security" making the testing of Security 360 as though it were a fully operational standalone Antivirus also an exercise in futility because that is not the use for which it was designed.

 

~Maxx~

[listertatuhack]

superior PC security

 

IObit clearly makes the claim that "Security 360 can work with your Antivirus for a superior PC security"

 

So how is it superior PC security, with your anti virus system,,, when any number of other anti malware programs. do the same job only better.....

 

would u bye a security house alarm... to protect your home?????

would u still buy it if the salesman said it worked 1 out 5 times????

what i am saying is Security 360 needs a lot of work be four u can call it superior PC security with any any anti virus system.........

 

my reputation here on the IObit Forum is not relevant .......

Security 360 reputation...... is ............

[Maxxwire]

listertatuhack- You and I both know that Security 360 just got out of beta a few days ago and obviously any program at that very early stage of development has a long way to go. IObit never claimed that Security 360 was superior in and of itself only that when used with an existing standalone antivirus it combines for superior PC security because Security 360 provides an additional layer of protection that did not exist before.

 

~Maxx~

[listertatuhack]

my final word

 

additional layer of protection when it detects f**K all what protection,,,, would be better off putting a condom over your hard drive with this version ... but at least u agree a long way to go... a very long way to go..........

[Maxxwire]

The problem here is that you are confusing Security 360's real time detection which protects the PC from various of potential spyware, adware, trojans, keyloggers, bots, worms, and hijackers using its unique "Dual-Core" engine and heuristic malware detection with its scanning detection capability that you tested in 4 seconds.

 

I have no idea why the Security 360 scanner failed to positively identify so many of the samples in that strangely named group of malware that you scanned with it that are certainly not anything at all like I have seen used in other tests, but those results have absolutely nothing to do with the effectiveness of Security 360's real time protection.

 

~Maxx~

[enoskype]

Gentlemen,

 

May I ask you to cool down and not to use undesirable words even when they are cencored, please.

It will not be pleasant to close the thread for knowledgable users like both of you.

 

Thank you.

[Maxxwire]

enoskype- Unfortunately listertatuhack has chosen to defend his railings against Security 360 with profanity in regard to this newly released program's highly sophisticated real time detection capability which uses a unique Dual-Core engine and heuristic malware detection which is completely unrelated to his use of a an extremely bizarre, highly obscure and very unnatural looking set of Malware to test its scanning capability which logic is bereft of any scientific merit whatsoever.

 

~Maxx~

[Maxxwire]

Here is how a legitamate testing lab called the Malware Research Group goes about its testing the prevention capabilities of various antivirus programs using the following samples of real malware which actually exists:

 

Adware.Win32.AdMedia.ed

Adware.Win32.Iebar.w

Backdoor.Win32.Bifrose.bksm

Backdoor.Win32.Kbot.tg

Backdoor.Win32.NewRest.an

Backdoor.Win32.NewRest.ao

Backdoor.Win32.Poison.anpg

Backdoor.Win32.Small.ejx

Backdoor.Win32.Wuca.ee

Backdoor.Win32.Wuca.ek

Email.Worm.Win32.Joleee.dbe

Net.Worm.Win32.Kolab.cnx

Net.Worm.Win32.Koobface.bjc

Net.Worm.Win32.Koobface.bjm

Net.Worm.Win32.Koobface.bjs

Net.Worm.Win32.Koobface.bju

Rootkit.Win32.Bezopi.a

Trojan.Win32.Agent.ctap

Trojan.Win32.BHO.xsv

Trojan.Win32.Crot.v

Trojan.Win32.Inject.ahhq

Trojan.Win32.Inject.ahte

Trojan.Win32.Pakes.now

Trojan.Win32.Refroso.cpj

Trojan.Win32.Smardf.fuz

Trojan.Win32.TDSS.aeaf

Trojan.Win32.Vaklik.fsi

Trojan.Win32.Vaklik.ftt

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.Agent.cmcq

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.Agent.cndd

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.Dadobra.dbd

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.FraudLoad.eyw

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.FraudLoad.wooi

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.Small.ambd

Trojan.Downloader.Win32.Small.ambv

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.apfr

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.aven

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.awwv

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.ayqa

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.ayzr

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.azhd

Trojan.Dropper.Win32.Agent.baoo

Trojan.PSW.Win32.LdPinch.dis

Trojan.PSW.Win32.LdPinch.gxo

Trojan.PSW.Win32.VB.akp

Trojan.Ransom.Win32.SMSer.in

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Agent.azmu

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Goldun.cnx

Trojan.Spy.Win32.KeyLogger.cly

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Zbot.aacf

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Zbot.aaha

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Zbot.aaim

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Zbot.gen

Trojan.Spy.Win32.Zbot.zte

Win32.AdvancedAntivirus.ib

Win32.OnLineGames.bkzf

Win32.OnLineGames.vjmz

Worm.Win32.AutoRun.afcb

Worm.Win32.AutoRun.auku

Worm.Win32.Bezopi.be

 

All samples of malware used came from infected machines, samples were collected from 05/08/2009 – 20/05/2009. The testing was conducted from 27/08/2009 – 31/08/2009.

 

Methodology used:

 

1.Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 is installed and updated with all important updates.

2. An image of the Operating System is created.

3. A clone of the Imaged system is made for each program to be used in the test.

4. An individual program is installed on each of the Cloned systems.

5. On each Cloned system the package containing 60 samples of malware is placed.

6. All the programs are fully updated.

7. Real Time protection/On Access scanners as well as all other methods of detection/prevention used by various Security Applications are turned on prior to the start of the test.

8. The test is conducted by trying to execute each of the 60 malware samples.

9. In this test goal is to block the execution of each of the 60 malware samples, therefore we allowed various categories of Security Applications to be used in the same test, we tested mostly Antivirus, Internet Security Suite applications with their default settings (out of the box).

10. After each program used in this test is tested on against all 60 malware samples, the system is checked for any traces of active malware.

11. We will show the list of missed malware for each of the programs which failed to block all 60 of the samples.

12. The results will be presented separately for Antivirus and Internet Security Suite applications

 

~Maxx~