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06-30-2022, 03:48 AM
After watching comparisons by The PC Security Channel on Youtube I went with Kaspersky. In a test against hundreds of malware samples it was either the best at the time.
The guy readies tons of malware in a folder and loads all of them by script. He checks to see if the malware activated and if it actually managed to encrypt his files.
He then turns off signature detection to see if the AV program can protect from potential 0 day exploits by preventing it from doing signature blocking, only allowing things like heuristics and ransomware blocking. Kaspersky managed to block all his malware samples without having their signature samples, based solely on the behavior.
The guy readies tons of malware in a folder and loads all of them by script. He checks to see if the malware activated and if it actually managed to encrypt his files.
He then turns off signature detection to see if the AV program can protect from potential 0 day exploits by preventing it from doing signature blocking, only allowing things like heuristics and ransomware blocking. Kaspersky managed to block all his malware samples without having their signature samples, based solely on the behavior.
