I really hope i0bit malware will improve on detection when the final comes....

[derry]

These are 3 different test from 3 different people and it seems it has a very *low* detection rate i have uninstalled for now i will test again when it becomes final. These test are not made by me but *3 different people*

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCaq99VPAHc

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3_ApT0EiqI

 

 

[captainron]

A buffer overflow that loads a rootkit/driver defeats at least 99% of security products on the market today. "browser crashing" is the result of a buffer overflow exploit. I somehow doubt Malware Fighter covers that..most products don't prevent it, but instead monitor system calls used by typical exploits to load drivers or access vital parts of the file system and registry; sandboxie and appguard are good examples of this.

 

I don't use Malware Fighter, but if you want a quick way to truly test any security product, here are methods that defeat most:

1. VM based full binary protector over known malware
   
2. 'binded' and encrypted malware to working software binary ran as administrator or higher
   
3. Remote-Exploit to Administrator or SYSTEM privileged process that uses a driver/rootkit to hide it's actions
   

 

You'll find these defeat a lot of products including Norton 2011/SONAR2, Kaspersky Internet Protection 2012, Avast, AVG, NOD32 etc..