I tried Ashampoo Antimalware for a while and in my opinion is weak. Hitman Pro or Malwarebytes Antimalware are far a lot better. I am referring to it’s use as on-demand scanner. Greetings.
Thank you for your willingness to give your opinion. I saw the test on youtube, it is not so bad. For your information, I am using it now as it is free. It even can detect the malware that cannot be detected by Avast, F-secure, Comodo, qihoo 360, Rising and MSE.
I have no intention to offense the users of these antivirus software, I am sharing the information to you guys as it has not much review on internet…
I was never fond of any aShampoo Software , but I’m not surprised that you can detect much more using it
There is no questions at all about low rate detection by Comodo + enormous amount of FPs :o…
or MSE , despite that one improved just lil bit lately
I’m not sure about Avast you’ve mentioned, though - that one should be quite strong as well - more info needed re: the specific malware
Anyway, aShampoo uses double engine
The 1st is Emsisoft’s (EAM) … hmmm… / Ikarus engine the 2nd one, as far as I know, is F-PROT
I’m not very familiar with the latter, but since EAM/Ikarus involvement you can expect pretty good detection rate - EAM is the best on the market for years
At least they didn’t hide it, they did jump on it instantly and they did give a Police report for the incident. I wouldn’t lose trust in them over this, it could happen to anyone anywhere at anytime. http://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/dth
Kind regards.
The reason I dumped Ashampoo antimalware is because Ashampoo’s main focus is not on security and that is why I have lack of confidence in it. Therefore, I switched to Rising Internet Securtiy 2011.
You see, that’s what I was talking about - you (rather we) have to chose one
As for Rising Internet Security 88) …hmm… please read recent threads here
some Korean users are saying that they would not even consider of using it, because it mainly targeting “local/ Chinese” malware
We had a lot of discussions here regarding the matter.
The point is - it’s really stupid (soft term) when people do believe that any security can do something better when targeting “local/regional/country related” (name it as you wanna name it) threats - that is just as dumb as it gets