Fighting malware and spam
2010-08-01
Abstract
With another epic haul of 54 products to test this month, the VB test team could have done without the bad behaviour of a number of products: terrible product design, lack of accountability for activities, blatant false alarms in major software, numerous problems detecting the WildList set, and some horrendous instability under pressure. Happily, there were also some good performances to balance things out. John Hawes has the details.
Copyright © 2010 Virus Bulletin
The full article is available to registered users. Click here for free registration or, if you already are a registered user, login to access the full article.
 |
Magazine |  |
 |
Quick Links |  |
| ||||||||||
|
Poll | |
| ||||||
|
VB100 certification | |
| ||||||
This month's VB100 test saw some major changes and a radical overhaul of the VB100 test methodology - for the first time allowing products to use their 'cloud' look-up systems. John Hawes has all the details.
Virus Bulletin currently has 224,243 registered users.