The German company will introduce further improvements in these platforms will be directed mainly to better protection against dangerous banking Trojans. G Data updated during April their security tools G Data Antivirus, G Data Internet Security and G Data Protection. G Data updated their solutions with more protection against banking Trojans MBAE, HitmanPro.Alert3, NVT-EXE and the other developing anti-exploit capabilities don't need to focus on each other, they need to focus on AVs like G-Data and Norton who may be able to get the job done is a much smoother, easier, and better way.Ĭlick to expand.As usual, Nightwalker is right.Īnd, more improvements are coming in a few weeks. and Norton blocks exploits in a much more elegant way, without the hassle for the end user. MBAE did in fact win the test, but the thing I noticed - Norton is close to MBAE at the top. The test was commissioned by MBAE (Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit) and was supposed to show how MBAE is superior to all other anti-exploit capabilities. Here is another exploit test - in which G-Data was not included. G Data was the only product with a perfect score for remediation, real-world protection and exploit protection but adds more overhead in the performance testing. Summary From the different tests there is no clear number one product. It appears that Symantec underestimated G-Data and did not adequately design their own sponsored test so that they could win it. Often, the test sponsor gets to choose the other tested products.
Here is a test commissioned by Symantec Corporation and performed by AV-Test. Very often, these holes remain, either because users have not installed the latest security patches, because the company has not yet released an effective solution or because we are using an outdated version of the system or a program. This is a specific tool that protects against threats that attempt to exploit security holes in operating systems and programs. The most important is the anti-exploit module. These threats take advantage of security gaps found both in the operating system and various programs to serve as a gateway to malware.
But probably the most interesting development of this platform is a tool designed to avoid known exploits. This module has been enhanced with a supplement that protects against attacks that spy keystrokes to steal information and access to banking and other sensitive information. It also has a specific module to protect the user against dangerous banking Trojans. This solution uses technologies G Data CloseGap to protect users from threats both known and those that have not been made public yet. G Data renews its line of products for the user with a new version of its basic solution G Data Antivirus. For example, a Veeam Agent for Linux backup job may display the error "POSIX: Failed to open file. Veeam Support has observed that the most common issues occur when Antivirus has been configured to tightly secure the /tmp/ directory, which in turn causes conflicts with Veeam's use of the path /tmp/Veeam/. With that in mind, we strongly encourage Linux administrators to review their Antivirus logging closely when issues occur and adjust rules and policies accordingly. Yet others may find that their Antivirus policies may necessitate specific exclusions.
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