A True x64 Protection Suite :o ?

[Terrorz]

I dont know if anyone refferred BitDefender to you, it has everything you are looking for, 32 and 64 bit, phising and everything you mentioned in all of your posts and it has updates and everything Compare BitDefender Products I reccomend the Bitdefender Total Security 2010 it will meet all of your needs. I also used it for 6 months and its great, but I decided to go with MSE + Malwarebytes + WindowsFirewall... my license still didnt expire but I just decided to switch.... so yea try Bitdefender Total Security 2010 or MSE+Malwarebytes...

 

[Great Poster]

Thanks

I dont know if anyone refferred BitDefender to you, it has everything you are looking for, 32 and 64 bit, phising and everything you mentioned in all of your posts and it has updates and everything Compare BitDefender Products I reccomend the Bitdefender Total Security 2010 it will meet all of your needs. I also used it for 6 months and its great, but I decided to go with MSE + Malwarebytes + WindowsFirewall... my license still didnt expire but I just decided to switch.... so yea try Bitdefender Total Security 2010 or MSE+Malwarebytes...

terrorz, does it have a native x64 version or just it is x64 compatible? Also does it upgrade automatically say from version 2009 to 2010?

 

[gamepoint]

i found this on avast forums
Kaspersky 2010 vs avast 5.0
look at "kaspersky pretty good, but it makes your computer become slow, especially on low end system
norton 2009/2010 is very lighweight, both of them is not free

Now i stick with avast, its very fast even on low end system, best of all its free"

 

[Terrorz]

I dont know if anyone refferred BitDefender to you, it has everything you are looking for, 32 and 64 bit, phising and everything you mentioned in all of your posts and it has updates and everything Compare BitDefender Products I reccomend the Bitdefender Total Security 2010 it will meet all of your needs. I also used it for 6 months and its great, but I decided to go with MSE + Malwarebytes + WindowsFirewall... my license still didnt expire but I just decided to switch.... so yea try Bitdefender Total Security 2010 or MSE+Malwarebytes...

terrorz, does it have a native x64 version or just it is x64 compatible? Also does it upgrade automatically say from version 2009 to 2010?

It has its own x64 version and 32 bit version... and no it dosent upgrade from on years version to another... no AV does that... but yea Bitdefender 2010 seems to meet most of your needs... lol you expect a AV to have everything... lol most AVs are good for nothing but just look pretty but if you are a carefull user you wont have to worry about anything.

 

[gamepoint]

yeah..agreed..be sure of what u download and receive..that's all.so,purchasing AV is quite optional..

 

[Frostmourne]

MSE has everything you need - parental controls are useless and can be cracked in 5 min, I doubt anyone uses identity apps in suites, and the rest MSE provides.

 

[Great Poster]

Well AVG Upgrades of its own

 

[Frostmourne]

Well AVG Upgrades of its own

AVG can break 7, as you can see on this forum.

 

[Great Poster]

Well AVG Upgrades of its own

AVG can break 7, as you can see on this forum.

You are 100% correct. Just now I contacted BitDefender Customer Care. I asked the same questions :

Hello,
After reading some great reviews of your product, I got inclined to buy it. However I have got three question before purchasing it :
¤ Does your product have a native x64 client? I mean not compatible but native x64 compilation? I run Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit.
¤ How does the upgrade takes place say from version 2009 to 2010? Automatic or manual uninsuallation then reinstallation?
¤ Does it integrate with kernel to with kernel patch guard ?
Thats All

Lets wait for their reply.

 

[canspec]

I have BitDefender Total Security-64-bit and it runs great!

 

[Terrorz]

I have BitDefender Total Security-64-bit and it runs great!

Exactly if you read few posts back you will see I reccomended it to him. You should try BitDefender Total Security great poster.

 

[gamepoint]

Bitdefender has very slow on-demand scanner i think:sarc:

 

[Terrorz]

Bitdefender has very slow on-demand scanner i think:sarc:

You think, go do some research on it before you put an opinion on something which is most like a guess... Bitdefender came out as #1 AV on many sites... and kaspersky came second, they both or either first or second on most sites... and the scanner is not "very slow on-demand scanner" I know for a fact you never used it...

 

[gamepoint]

chillax man....i used Bitdefender before..and compared to avast..Bitdefender do have slower scanning speed..My bad for the used of the word "very"..but look at this attachment..at section "scanning speed"..both free AV like avast and avira have better scanning speed than Bitdefender..

 

[Terrorz]

chillax man....i used Bitdefender before..and compared to avast..Bitdefender do have slower scanning speed..My bad for the used of the word "very"..but look at this attachment..at section "scanning speed"..both free AV like avast and avira have better scanning speed than Bitdefender..

Whenever I scanned my PC it wasnt slow it was normal... but yea it depends on the PC if the scan will be slow or not... but yea BitDefender has high detection rates to find viruses.

 

[Great Poster]

Bitdefender has very slow on-demand scanner i think:sarc:

You think, go do some research on it before you put an opinion on something which is most like a guess... Bitdefender came out as #1 AV on many sites... and kaspersky came second, they both or either first or second on most sites... and the scanner is not "very slow on-demand scanner" I know for a fact you never used it...

Yup, I too read many reviews. Bitdefender has great scan times. It does not scan files that it once scanned. Seems like winning formula.

 

[Fringe]

can we get a link to the white paper so people can be on the same page as you are

I do not think you are programmer, so you won't directly unnderstant the whitepapers. Read this version though. The exploit still exists in Win 7 : BizTech: What's New: Windows Vista Kernel Patch Protection (a.k.a. PatchGuard)

i code mostly in asm / c. i understand the woes of x64 and even more into the idiosyncrasy of the differnet architectures

malware of type II and III can easily "bypass" patchguard. Plus PG was designed to keep legal programs from acting like rootkits. Not to detect malicious code --- keep the robots doing what robots do best

Mircosoft has pg in place to stop the AV vendors from using the same kernel hooking techniques that malware and rootkits use! Forcing them to document there techniques is only helping the rootkit makers

For the most part once it gains access to the kernel, its the supreme ruler of the land. Not always the case since the AV vendor is using the same or similar hooking technique

 

[Great Poster]

I have BitDefender Total Security-64-bit and it runs great!

Can you give a comprehensive review with ram usage data, screenshots etc. It will be very helpful

 

[Great Poster]

can we get a link to the white paper so people can be on the same page as you are

I do not think you are programmer, so you won't directly unnderstant the whitepapers. Read this version though. The exploit still exists in Win 7 : BizTech: What's New: Windows Vista Kernel Patch Protection (a.k.a. PatchGuard)

i code mostly in asm / c. i understand the woes of x64 and even more into the idiosyncrasy of the differnet architectures

malware of type II and III can easily "bypass" patchguard. Plus PG was designed to keep legal programs from acting like rootkits. Not to detect malicious code --- keep the robots doing what robots do best

Mircosoft has pg in place to stop the AV vendors from using the same kernel hooking techniques that malware and rootkits use! Forcing them to document there techniques is only helping the rootkit makers

For the most part once it gains access to the kernel, its the supreme ruler of the land. Not always the case since the AV vendor is using the same or similar hooking technique

Good Analysis thumbs up !

 

[Great Poster]

Do not stop guys, let your inputs pour in