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| 10 Feb 2010 | #1 |
| | Leaky anti-virus defences letting malware through. Quote: Even users running up-to-date anti-virus software still get infected with malware, according to stats from an online malware scanning service. Nearly a third (25,000 out of 78,800) of computers with up-to-date anti-virus software were discovered to be infected with malicious code when users scanned their PC using SurfRight's HitmanPro 3 behavioural scan. SurfRight's analysis (pdf) is based on 107,435 users who put their PC through its scanner between 10 October and 4 December 2009. Around a quarter of these users (28,608) either had no scanner installed or were running security software that was out of date. Leaky anti-virus defences letting malware through ? The Register |
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| 10 Feb 2010 | #2 |
| | Anything using blacklists/cloud is leaky: Wilders Security Forums - View Single Post - Anyone tried out Hitman Pro? Wilders Security Forums - View Single Post - Anyone tried out Hitman Pro? Quote: So despite the amount of scan technologies in our Scan Cloud, 7 different AV scanners are still not enough |
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