Huge samples collection

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[Burillo]

a little offtopic at first sight, but... just check this out :-)))) should i kill myself? :-)))))

http://www.slideshare.net/frisksoftware/maintaining-a-malware-collection/

[Burillo]

got another collection recently. It's from different source and therefore contains duplicates when compared to that huge collection. And also it's rather small, only 248 samples.

Results for NOD32:
SIGNATURES
221/248 (~89%)
EXTENDED
1/27 (~3%)
HEURISTICS
2/26 (~7%)
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OVERALL
224/248 (~90%)


results for CAVS:
170/248 (~68%)

results for KAV:
SIGNATURES
242/248 (~97%)
HEURISTICS
2/6 (~33%)
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OVERALL
244/248 (~98%)


sorry, no results for Dr. Web this time :-)))

PS of course latest updates, definitions etc.

[shin-ganda]

so, KAV is better than NOD32?

[Burillo]

i always knew KAV had better detection rates :-)))))))))) but BETTER... no way!

[shin-ganda]

i always knew KAV had better detection rates :-)))))))))) but BETTER... no way!

really? hmm, i always think AV with the "best" detection rate is NOD32, that's what i heard, never use it.
for me, the free one is the better one  long live Avira-antivir & CAVS 

[Ragwing]

Well, since all people use different malware collections for testing ,and there's released like 1000s of new malware each day (sorry to scare you ganda), there's none that can provide a true detection rate.
Only way would be to update the AV, freeze time and then gather ALL existing malware on the planet and do a test.

[Burillo]

if it was possible - everyone would do that already :-)))

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