AhnLab-V3 2010.04.04.30 Backdoor/Win32.Bredolab. Automated systems are supervised and improved constantly to avoid false positives. As malware look.

1. Ahnlabs V3 Windows 10
2. Ahnlab V3 Internet Security 8.0

• AhnLab-V3 2010.07.07.27. Emsisoft/Ikarus are known to give false positives sometimes. Avast should have the decency to not report false positives on ANY orignal verions of ANY.
• 2009.10.06 - AhnLab-V3. 2009.10.06 - AntiVir.
• Re: Notepad.exe false positive « Reply #10 on: November 27, 2010, 12:48:44 PM » Looks like it has been sorted out in the latest definition update (101127-0) Thanks for verifying the file as safe and adding it to the whitelist.

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Get answers to frequently asked questions about V3 Home.

• V3 Home is a security solution for home IoTV3 Home is a security solution for home IoT devices. By connecting V3 Home to the router you use at home, V3 Home can monitor entire network traffic of all devices connected to the router. devices.
• Yes, we only collect metadata (small portion of packet) of the network traffic via encrypted 'secure channel'. We need those information fed into the AI engine to determine the malicious activity. However, any user sensitive data is trimmed and is not collected at all.
• V3 Home will work for you regardless of the region but make sure that you need to have a router to connect.
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  Do I need V3 Home devices as many as IoT devices to protect?

  No, it doesn’t matter how many IoT devices you use but the router. If you are using 100 IoT devices connected to a single router, you need just one V3 Home device. However, if you use multiple routers at home, you need to setup V3 Home devices for each router.
• No, it doesn't have routing feature with it now. We have plan to add routing feature in the near future.
• 6

  Do I need to install an application on every device?

  There is no need to install additional application on your IoT devices to protect them and this is why V3 Home is needed. Even with V3 Home you still need antivirus software to protect your PC because the ability of these solutions are totally different. However you can't use antivirus software on the IoT devices like IP camera or smart refrigerator.
• Currently It doesn't but in the future, it may because the Key Features of V3 Home such as IP filtering based on the blacklist or archiving the security logs cost for the maintenance just like antivirus software.
• Your serial number is located on a label on the back of the product, under the LAN port.

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The VB100 set-up
Diversity Test
Upcoming test changes
Products & results
Acronis Cyber Protect
Acronis True Image 2021
Adaware Antivirus Free
Adaware Antivirus Pro
Ad Spider
AhnLab V3 Endpoint Security
Arcabit AntiVirus
Avast Free Antivirus
AVG Internet Security
CMC Malware Detection and Defense
CORE Antivirus
Cynet 360
CyRadar Endpoint Detection and Response
Defenx Security Suite
Emsisoft Anti-Malware
eScan Internet Security Suite for Windows
ESTsecurity ALYac
Exosphere Endpoint Protection
Faronics Anti-Virus
FireEye Endpoint Security
Fortinet FortiClient
G DATA Antivirus
IKARUS anti.virus
Intego AV
K7 Total Security
PCProtect
Private Internet Antivirus
Qi-ANXIN Tianqing Endpoint Security Management System
Rising Enterprise Security Management System
Scanguard
SecureAge SecureAPlus Pro
Systweak Anti-virus
TACHYON Endpoint Security
TeamViewer Endpoint Protection
Tencent PC Manager
TotalAV
Total Defense Premium
TUXGUARD Endpoint Protection
United Endpoint Protector
VIPRE Endpoint Cloud Business
VirIT eXplorer PRO
Appendix 1: products not certified
Appendix 2: testing notes
Appendix 3: sample set sizes
Footnotes

Introduction

The VB100 certification scheme provides a stamp of quality and competence for anti-malware products that satisfy a minimum standard of detecting malicious executables that have recently been seen in the wild, while blocking few to no legitimate programs.

This report details the VB100 certification results of 41 of such products from 36 different vendors during November and December 2020.

The VB100 set-up

In the VB100 test, a copy of the product to be tested is installed on two platforms: Windows 10 and Windows 7. On each platform, and at three different times in the test, the product is asked to scan both the latest version of the WildList¹ and a selection of clean files taken from Virus Bulletin’s own set of files belonging to widely used legitimate software.

A legitimate file that is blocked at least once is considered a false positive, while a WildList file that isn’t blocked is considered a miss.

A product achieves a VB100 certification if:

• No more than 0.5% of WildList samples are missed

and

• No more than 0.01% of legitimate files are blocked

For full details, we refer to the VB100 methodology on the Virus Bulletin website: https://www.virusbulletin.com/testing/vb100/vb100-methodology/vb100-methodology-ver1-1/. This test used version 1.1 of the VB100 methodology.

Diversity Test

The malware part of the VB100 certification uses the WildList, a regularly updated list of extremely well-vetted malware samples, guaranteed to have been spotted in the wild multiple times. This makes them very suitable for a certification test like VB100.

The ‘Diversity Test’ looks at products’ detection of another set of recent malware samples, to acknowledge the fact that products detect malware samples beyond a standard set of samples, and provides a measure of that detection.

Upcoming test changes

As part of planned updates to the VB100 test in 2021, we will be retiring testing on the legacy Windows 7 platform, effective from January 2021.

We are introducing this change because the relevance of Windows 7 has diminished greatly in recent years, and the platform reaches end-of-life in January 2020 – as a consequence of which, a growing number of tested products either lack support for this platform, or struggle to perform properly on the legacy operating system. We expect the retirement to have negligible impact on the relevance of the VB100 reports.

Products & results

Products were allowed to download updates during the course of the test. The version numbers listed in the results that follows refer to those at the start of the test.

Acronis Cyber Protect

Acronis True Image 2021

Adaware Antivirus Free

Adaware Antivirus Pro

Ad Spider

AhnLab V3 Endpoint Security

Arcabit AntiVirus

Avast Free Antivirus

Ahnlabs V3 Windows 10

AVG Internet Security

CMC Malware Detection and Defense

CORE Antivirus

(see notes in Appendix 2)

Cynet 360

CyRadar Endpoint Detection and Response

Defenx Security Suite

Emsisoft Anti-Malware

eScan Internet Security Suite for Windows

ESTsecurity ALYac

Exosphere Endpoint Protection

Faronics Anti-Virus

FireEye Endpoint Security

Fortinet FortiClient

G DATA Antivirus

IKARUS anti.virus

Intego AV

K7 Total Security

PCProtect

Private Internet Antivirus

Qi-ANXIN Tianqing Endpoint Security Management System

Ahnlab V3 Internet Security 8.0

Rising Enterprise Security Management System

Scanguard

SecureAge SecureAPlus Pro

Systweak Anti-virus

(see notes in Appendix 2)

TACHYON Endpoint Security

TeamViewer Endpoint Protection

Tencent PC Manager

TotalAV

Total Defense Premium

TUXGUARD Endpoint Protection

(see notes in Appendix 2)

United Endpoint Protector

(see notes in Appendix 2)

VIPRE Endpoint Cloud Business

VirIT eXplorer PRO

Appendix 1: products not certified

All products achieved VB100 certification in this test.

Appendix 2: testing notes

• CORE Antivirus gained VB100 certification based on measurements taken on Windows 10 only.
• Systweak Anti-virus gained VB100 certification based on measurements taken on Windows 10 only.
• Tabidus Technology’s United Endpoint Protector gained VB100 certification based on measurements taken on Windows 10 only.
• TUXGUARD Endpoint Protection gained VB100 certification based on measurements taken on Windows 10 only and, due to a technical failure, the Diversity Test results for this product were invalidated.

Appendix 3: sample set sizes

The Certification Set contained 1,401 malicious samples. The set of clean samples used for the false positive test contained 100,000 files, of which 29,168 were portable executable (PE) files. The set used for the Diversity Test contained 1000 malicious samples.

Footnotes

¹ The WildList is an extremely well-vetted set of malware recently observed in the wild by researchers: http://www.wildlist.org/.