For antivirus to be completely disabled by malware is inexcusable. Comodo, Voodoo Cyberlock and SecureAge have never had that issue in any test I've seen.
Interisting to both use Kaspersky egnine but so diffrent the test, it might be Kaspersky Endpoint its crashed and disabled the AV and the new malware to can disable AV automatic, but yea nice try
@@jitechsolutions interesting, missing STOP Ransomware is only possible if Kaspersky was disabled. Clearly Kaspersky was crashing bcoz of either some of the malware or its client software was buggy.
Despite the ransomware's omission, Kaspersky Lab's products remain very good. Well, firstly, in reality there will never be such a huge number of malicious files running. Secondly, I am more than sure that if you run the same missed ransomware on a clean system with KES installed (without running thousands of malicious files in parallel) and all the enabled components (configured by default), it will be easily detected using "System Watcher".
@XenoD2Do you mean the sandbox? If yes, then Kaspersky Lab products also have a sandbox, its name is "Kaspersky Sandbox". But it needs to be installed separately, if I correctly understood the information from the KES help.
Poor result by Kaspersky 😠
Always felt it's endpoint protection is undercooked compared to home versions
Well done checkpoint
For antivirus to be completely disabled by malware is inexcusable. Comodo, Voodoo Cyberlock and SecureAge have never had that issue in any test I've seen.
Threats found Windows Defender.
Interisting to both use Kaspersky egnine but so diffrent the test, it might be Kaspersky Endpoint its crashed and disabled the AV and the new malware to can disable AV automatic, but yea nice try
This is not good for Kaspersky because the 1% of the Unknowns can slip in easy and breach the system
please test Bitdefender Gravityzone :( . Very poor result for Kaspersky Endpoint :(
Waiting for my trail
Where did you get all this malware sample?
Which engine was used by checkpoint Kaspersky or Sophos?
Kaspersky as far as I know but could be wrong
@@jitechsolutions interesting, missing STOP Ransomware is only possible if Kaspersky was disabled.
Clearly Kaspersky was crashing bcoz of either some of the malware or its client software was buggy.
This is it for me guys, i’m dying with Kaspersky.
Not totally he didnt had all modules turned on in kaspersky
Could you test Deep Instinct vs Kaspersky Endpoint Protection?
I agree, I want him to do that too
will look into it
What do you think happened to Kaspersky
i know there are alot of new malware to evade edr and av so it could have been tampered,
@XenoD2 Could be, have tested the same as before and was fine. i know some of the samples are really hard to detect
@XenoD2 ????
Despite the ransomware's omission, Kaspersky Lab's products remain very good. Well, firstly, in reality there will never be such a huge number of malicious files running. Secondly, I am more than sure that if you run the same missed ransomware on a clean system with KES installed (without running thousands of malicious files in parallel) and all the enabled components (configured by default), it will be easily detected using "System Watcher".
@XenoD2Do you mean the sandbox? If yes, then Kaspersky Lab products also have a sandbox, its name is "Kaspersky Sandbox". But it needs to be installed separately, if I correctly understood the information from the KES help.
Kaspersky was not 100% turned on he needed 2 things
@XenoD2 the sandbox is a side program not a module in their antivirus products
@XenoD2 no
Plz do a avast one vs kaspersky security cloud free rematch
Can you give comodo and clamAv (with clamTk) a shot against marlware on Linux? Both native and executed with wine/Bootles
Preferably on Linux mint or Fedora
Don't read comments before video.
Unluckily today kaspersky is dead