Bitdefender vs Kaspersky: Ransomware Test
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I use Kaspersky since 2008 and it saved me so much trouble with all kinds of malware and spyware through all those years that I am extremely grateful to the company.
Hello! First, we thank you for this review. Would also like to mention that Bitdefender’s ransomware approach is a multi-layered one.
We know how important personal data is to our users; hence the “better safe than sorry approach” when it comes to ransomware.
It includes a data-protection layer that safeguards documents, pictures, videos and music against all kinds of ransomware attacks. It works with the Advanced Threat Defense module to protect files from encryption by ransomware.
Regarding the video - although the sample was not detected by Real time protection, it was another security layer - Ransomware remediation - that saved the precious data by backing it up.
Stay safe! The Bitdefender Team
bitdefender not bad but it have 2 problem the first it hacked in the last years and the second it heavy on resoure i want to see lite like eset internet securty and add sanbox future
So because Bitdefender lost you had to post a response. I notice Kaspersky haven't posted a response to the video because frankly they don't need to, the results speak for themselves.
Lisensi Bitdefender Total Security murah, hanya Rp. 200.000 setahun untuk digunakan pada 5 perangkat. Kaspersky mahal
Lmao
Lmao bitdefender mad
When the world needed him the most he RETURNED!!!!!
He posted 5 days ago tho
@@zanypierce4020 I think he just meant for ‘bit vs kas.’
Who returns? Thanks
@@liamjohn3778 Can't find this link, only get Tech. companies. Is he in TH-cam as I can't find here either under that name. Tx
@@ethimself5064 anyone spinning around! 😉😆
Remember that all antivirus software are only there to give you extra protection. Just stay away from sketchy websites and be sure to scan any downloaded files before execution.
Kaspersky have a browser av extension
@@aYTcommenter what is that bro..sorry i dont know
@@user_79584 browser protection, when i download from repackgames and steamunlocked, i got directed EXACTLY to the download page
While my friends got directed to some sketchy webs
@@aYTcommenter thanks dude
dose this mean im stuck with my malware beacuse i downloaded it first then kasbrisky
Awesome video! I love the "head-to-head" test format. Hopefully, you can continue doing that. :) Thanks for posting!!!
Kaspersky has got even an update for *coronavirus* so u can feel yourself fully protected 😂
can anyone please help me which one should i choose or prefer to buy like in their official web its showing multiple tool and software like Kaspersky anti virus, internet security, total security which one is good and which one did this guy used in his video ?
@@uddinrokib7 oh is it? I never had problems with the installer.
@@annihilator714 Total Security
xD
@@annihilator714 internet security is best
I don't think there will ever be one perfect antivirus program. But these 3 programs are the best in the world. You can use it with peace of mind. Bitdefender, Kaspersky and ESET
I once got a virus with ESET, and I never used it again.
U
ESET not good
Man its unfortunate I cannot convince my boss that Kaspersky is better because he thinks the whole Russia ordeal means we can't use it in official capacity.
Mine either. And I do understand. Privacy matters.
About that matter nothing has never been proven. It's just governments conspiracy against Russians.
And it would be fool for any Antivirus corporates to spy and resell datas informations from customers.
So, in my point of view, it's just hatred from Trump, nothing else.
@@AuriosCPU People didn't trust Kaspersky because it's a Russian company way before Trump. So he has nothing to do with it. According to democrats he is a Russian pawn, so why would he be against it? No logic in your statement 😲
@@AuriosCPU other goverments have distain with good ol russia... for example hungary banned it too from official usage... I'd say it's unfortunate that it is based in that country as it's never gonna be trusted on the west.
@Jaroslav Teleňko correct. But since 5% of countries have caple enough and well founded IT research here we are... also it's not for the super hig country FBI equivalent but for rural post offices etc... the smaller official things have been banned from russian AVs
Love to see our kaspersky being reviewed by customers pov. Good video
Also do Bitdefender Free vs Kaspersky Free please 🥺
Why free? The paid versions are always on sale at computer outlets for about $18.00/year and the have full functions
done it several times already. it's time to test lesser known AV's iinstead of the same AV's over and over and over like beating a dead horse. virus total boasts 30 or 40 AV engines an Leo seems to only test 1-5% of them that's just sad.
@@ethimself5064 coz lots of people like me use the free versions of these AVs
@@ThinnerMetal Just saying.
@@ethimself5064 Abusing software free trials forever is also a option. But it's ashole thing as long as you don't have a real reason.
Leo, your the man getting used to your voice, it's soothing for an antivirus video..lol I have Bitdefender my subscription is almost up, this video helped me make my decision, But I always wanted to try AVG or Avast for some reason even Total AV, I like the interface better and they seem to have options Bitdefender don't have for Mobile, would like to see a review for both Antivirus or all 3..keep up the great work!
Thanks!
TotalAV is an PUP, aka something that serves no value and is borderline an scam, all it uses is the Avira engine, nothing else.
@@frozenbagsmelting6880 thanks
Avg makes u scared just so u buy their VPN lmao, they made like some page that shows up saying "Owh ur ip adress is leaked! Use our VPN" or someshi like that and it shows ur full ip addres just so u get scared
I've never stored anything on my main computer that I wasn't okay losing, so I've never worried about ransomware, but I've taken a great interest in how stopping it works.
please redo this test again in 2023
So glad I found this channel. Thanks for your effort!
It so good we hear *Beethoven 5th symphony Mov.1* in background
Kaspersky is the long time champ as far as I have seen in my experience.
nah prefer eset myself
@king 9 I first started using Eset way back in the 90's and have never had any problems. I then decided to use Kaspersky for a while but find it used way to many resources than Nod32, so went happily back to Eset.
@@TheHobbitmann dude do you have a bot to say bitdefender is better in every bitdefender vs kaspersky video?? Lol
@@TheHobbitmann i dont have a problem just curious why u love bit defender so much
@@TheHobbitmann both are great imo they are head to head
Love this chanel.
I used to be witj bitdefender, thought it is lighter, while recently, everytime it detecrs a thing ( even if it is a false detect), folder options seemed to be not functional, for example ( the show folder can longer be ckecked, and you must restart the system evertime). Both of them are good, but in my opinion, i use a free version and my self to protect me, there is no such a thing that fully protects you 100%.
Thank your for the video BTW.
Had the exact same problem too. Also couldnt delete, edit or put files in AppData. Some of my steam games also wouldnt start anymore. On that day i said fuck it and never used any AV except windows defender and common sense.
I dropped Kaspersky because it sucks up a lot of resources and is invasive AF. There's protection then there's wrapping someone in bubble wrap so they don't hurt themselves.
idk kaspersky uses 50-200 ram for me
LETS GOOOOO FINALLY
You wanna see which exploits still work NSA or why you here (Just Jokes)
Wow wonderful 🥰 waiting from very long time 👍👍..
Thanks man 😌❤️
Are bhai Bhai Bhai
Panda Dome Free Antivirus 2021 review?
Have they improved from the horrendous result in 2018?
for all of you nimrods requesting a challenge of the "free" versions; something I learned in business long ago, when you pay nothing, you get nothing...... grow up already and PAY for the things you rely on, and need....
Love it. Bitdefender let one through, and it was a doozy. Encrypted the files.
That is a failure. Although you do cut away rather quickly once that is revealed.
I also noticed in the 2nd test, that Bitdefender terminated the testing at 9%. You could argue this is a good thing, but to say Bitdefender came out unscathed there was a bit disingenuous. It only had 8% of the files to deal with, meanwhile Kaspersky fought through all of it and still came out on top. So two wins for Kaspersky. No one is clicking on that Bitdefender affiliate link lmao
Kaspersky a LITTLE bit better than Bitdefender. Just 1 miss
Shouldn't you have restarted the script on the Bitdefender machine and continue the test? That's not a good result, just stop executing the script and you won't get a bad result.
Been using kaspersky since 15 years of my life.
Liked the video the first second the Page loaded in!
where is the link to the windows defender test?
I guess I will be switching my security suite to Kaspersky from Bitdefender once my current subscription runs out in 81 days.. LOL
Kaspersky slowed my computer down. Uninstalled.
Doesn’t every av make your system run slower? I use kaspersky and it doesn’t make too much of a difference
I'm currently looking for an antivirus. I have always ended up with Norton. However, I found out it is asking for card information lately and it is making it difficult to disable the auto renewal. I have started looking for a new antivirus that does not do this and work equally or better. I would love to see a Norton and Karpersky match.
Norton is SHIT! They've now included a crypto miner in their junk software. I've never used Norton and surely never will!
Would be interesting to see a testing methodology where the malware is executed as it would in a real world scenario. The method of download, second stage download and execution are important, as anti-malware software is designed with initial infection vectors in mind.
Ohhhh this is going to be a good one
*Gets popcorn*
Yep - I have used both for yrs
@@ethimself5064 which one is better to use
@@rshd2797 In general - Kaspersky
@@ethimself5064 oh ok
Popcorn and vodka?
I have used both Bitdefender and Kaspersky and I like both. As far as ransomware, I do regular backups to more than one removable drive and don't rely on a security product to be 100% effective.
If you do that, may as well use Windows Defender since thats good enough really
@@MaakaSakuranbo Wiggly just wanna secure his memories lol. I do the same as Wiggly too. I currently use Kaspersky and I have a 4TB Hard drive to do manual back-ups. So in the WORSE CASE scenario. I will always have my file and memories :)
@@danyalfarkhan3289 I feel that. My mom kept a cd drive out of a computer of mine she tossed and said "I kept the hard drive for you". I will never get over the pain of losing my childhood mp3s.
Instead of having different hard drive/SSD just use different partition type that can't detect windows
for example: Windows can't detect ext3/4/2 type partition so i can always keeps backup in that
also remember don't even merge Linux system with windows that supports both partition as well
Quick question, I'm a Bitdefender user. Do you mind testing the "ransomware remediation" feature by Bitdefender? It would have been good to know if this feature would have been able to restore the files after the crypto infection. It's good to know what would happen if the worst was to strike, keep up the good work
"able to restore the files after the crypto infection" - this is not possible, becauseu need to know the alphabet of the codes to decode. Decoding after ransomware can be compared to trying to translate a language for which there is no alphabet (translation).
Well, Kaspersky saved me once from a ransonware threat so I will always use that one, I really feel secure with it.
Same, luckily the only thing left on my desktop was kaspersky, saved my PC and years of my life.
@@Tyrvana Bitdefender can't analise python(compiled to executable) code haha
well, don't trust it too much. recently i saw a video from a guy who does programming while streaming that tested a file a follower received by e-mail. it was a .html that were encrypted and it led to a fake outlook page that looked legit (even to the point to get personalized details, like the e-mail you're trying to login, like if it recognized that you logged on it before) and send the data to a amazon server, and this went right through virustotal with zero warnings. so yeah, antivirus is cool, but you also need to be aware to social engineering for no antivirus is flawless.
@@brunolidade Oh i received 1 of those the other days, felt like they're not even trying.
I have windows defender and it has actually stopped multiple ransomware attacks so I feel really secure
How about doing a quick leaderboard breakdown venue of the top 5-10? Also taking into account from a business perspective how easy it is to either implement or remove whichever one you want to employ
I used both. But Kaspersky is best (In my opinion). uses less RAM and CPUs and 100% detection when it comes to Virus/Ransomware. Bitdefender is little heavy, uses more RAM, CPUs, and more drive space, and also not 100% detection rate. Bitdefender also sometimes blocks normal apps aggressively, and allows malware smoothly! but this never happens with Kaspersky. btw webroot is great too when it comes to detection rate but very OLD UI feels like 1990s software they need to update their UI.
I like how Bitdefender works smarter not harder and decides to just terminate the entire script.
Kaspersky will do the same if application layer security wasn't turned off
I have Chuck Norris movies on mute playing in the background, and I haven't had a virus since.
I've used different AV's over the years and most of them seemed OK then I tried Kaspersky free antivirus and was very impressed with its performance, since then I've always used Kaspersky which I think is the best AV on the market now I support Kaspersky AV by buying their excellent product.
Yep, me too. Never seen before an AV product with 100% detection rate for 2 consecutive years.
But updating database everyday is annoying in Kespersky Cloud
@@MrAlex.ar1 Currently, am using internet security (just purchased and installed yesterday) and till now it automatically updated 10 times successfully.
@@hii4509 you can change update schedules too, which is good, I have it set to one daily update only
@@rhr2408 Oo, my one updates every 2 hours.
The virus you used it very old , the most of them now auto install in background and they come from websites we visit day by day , there is no antivirus who can discover a fudge virus, cloud is the best and secure option for the moment
Kaspersky is great.
@@TheHobbitmann Look at all the other tests Kaspersky has been put through on this channel. It has passed them all with flying colours. It's the best security software available. People just don't trust it because of it's links to Russia. Which is dumb, stereotyping everyone from Russia makes zero sense.
@Sky yes
I use Bitdefender which is the best one in my opinion, Kaspersky comes in second I also used AVG and Avast but since I changed my PC, I no longer used it.
kaspersky unfornately eats too much ram for me. Not much for bit defender so ill stick with it
@@johnsmith-xe4qn How much ram it uses ?
i already had kaspersky before i watched this video, kaspersky always the best
@@TheHobbitmann compare majority of other av out there it's not lmao
@@TheHobbitmann cry about it
Lol I am using Kaspersky since 2012, and I can confirm these results are trash 😂🤣
@@AzusaSnowflake getting rid of all malware isn't trash
Bitdefender can't read python script. Personnaly I always used Kaspersky, even the free version (Security Cloud) is effective, It saves me numerous time from virus, trojan and keyloggers, even the USB storage device analysis is very effective
This was cool. I've got Kaspersky, glad to see it works for these. Thanks!
We need an update comparison like this for 2023. I'm more interested in the free versions' performance and reliability. I have my eyes on Kaspersky, Bitdefender, Avira and ESET. If possible, compare these four's free version against new or old malwares and ransomware. I'm more concerned at ransomware protection because some antivirus software has the feature locked behind a paywall or premium subscription.
I swapped from kaspersky to bit defender due to russia stuff. I still prefer kaspersky though, such a shame
U shoud only worry if u are member of ukraine gov institutions or us high governmental instution otherwise u have nothing to worry about, if still in doubt just use wireshark and check packet weekly
@@grizius4123 Absolutely true. I would add that if you work for some institution linked to a NATO or EU member government, you may have to use another solution. Otherwise, it’s up to you if you want to use Kaspersky. I bet Kaspersky will still be alive in Latin America (still popular there), Africa, Middle East and in Southeast Asia
If you work to an institution tightly linked to a NATO or European Union state or Ukraine like a government organization, you may have to replace Kaspersky. Otherwise, it’s up to you to stay with Kaspersky or replace it as you did
I been rocking Bitdefender for a while. Never an issue even when downloading sketchy mods and such.
Make also a comparison test with Eset security and Kaspersky.
Most awaited!
Head to Head comparison.
One more demand, Norton 360 Vs Kaspersky.
Because it has been long after Norton 360 .
Simply Kaspersky... The better one each year...
@Sky nope... Test it man... Then tell me...
Kaspersky is one of the reasons my laptop still running a Windows 7 installation from 10 years ago without any significant problems.
Buying Kaspersky Internet Security is the best investment I ever made. All hail the King!
It has it's reputation for a reason...
@@TheHobbitmann It's bitfender idiot
Kaspersky is bleep
@@TheHobbitmann Dumb fangay
Been using Kaspersky for almost a decade now. It's done a good job, can see myself changing for now
Bitdefender's fall from grace? The first test is concerning...
Man, it was ONE sample. None AV is perfect, every one could miss a sample.
@@fabioquadros11 The thing is, these are infamous samples, correct? Bitdefender should be able to get the initial ones. I'm not making a direct comparison here based on one sample but this should be a warning sign, correct?
@@eqton729v yeah it’s pretty bad lol, if an av misses any of those its useless and definitely shouldn’t be paid for
It is likely an anomaly, but I still would have expected the other components to block it even if it wasn't a known threat, it is a bit surprising to see it was able to encrypt the data.
@@pcsecuritychannel All right, thanks Leo! Great content as always.
Been using Kaspersky for over a decade. Never did it disappoint. Best antivirus on the market.
Yay! I already know the results cause it's the same every year. But yay!
In Kaspersky I trust Only
First test Bitdefender actually got them files encrypted how's that a pass?
failing to catch a old, well-known threat is a complete failure for any product, let alone one that aspires to be number one security solution. I'm keeping to kaspersky.
hi leo want permission to ask. In every Kaspersky products, there are 3 levels of protection in every setting such as for file antivirus, web antivirus and mail antivirus. Now in these settings, there are 3 options, the first is if the extreme protection level will slow down the laptop, the second is optimal and it is recommended during installation for users. The same is the minimum protection for laptops that may experience slowness or affect performance. Well, because my laptop is always to slow, which option will I have to choose? Or do I need to use eset or stay on kapsersky?
It would be cool too see how Bitdefender's ransomware remediation works too.
used bitdefender before i switched over to kaspersky. bitdefender ain't the worst but you gotta do A LOT OF babysitting. bitdefender will often block stuff without telling you, you have to find it out on your own. i even had things like games like "flower" not working correctly anymore, 'cause bitdefender silently blocked the game from saving configuration files. once i whitelisted it manually it worked again. bitdefender will also never tell you what it's doing right now, what exactly it is blocking, you always have to open up the program manually and go through the log. kaspersky on the other hand is quite talkative. it tells you what it's doing and what it's blocking. perfect example can be seen in this video right at the start already. bitdefender only says "ransomware blocked" while kaspersky tells you the exact exe it is blocking, what object it detected and where it was found. when opening up discord kaspersky always tells me that it blocked the camera so no one has access to it. using bitdefender i wouldn't even know if it does block it or not, 'cause it simply doesn't tell me anything. i have to "trust" the program.
Next up Avast free antivirus 2021 vs Kaspersky security cloud free plz.
no avast because it pretty much takes your machine over an makes it their machine.
Avast!!!!!!! Plzzz
How so? Avast is freeware
Avast is a malware.
kaspersky free is better...
I'm so grateful that you have made all these videos showing the tests. This is so helpful to the community as a whole. It certainly opened my eyes to how vulnerable I was with only MS Defender running. I switched it to Kaspersky Free edition, which offers much better protection.
Az
You're breaking my heart Bitdefender!
Bitdefender also good, but not blocking crypt.exe is kinda disappointing
@king 9 it does that but is severely limited. Its successfull in like 50% of cases.
@king 9 lmao i dont use any AV except windows defender. Dont need any resource hogs and i know what im doing.
@user yeah that's the only way to know
im already using kaspersky from 2014 until now, its so good bro
So Kaspersky won.
@@TheHobbitmann yeah
@@TheHobbitmann but the second test doesn't tell the whole story, you're not gonna run AV product without signatures unless you're a security analyst. Also executing viruses while offline is a remote possibility so overall Kaspersky is a better product securitywise. Also kaspersky had application control disabled which is its main behavioral protection component which is weird and very unfair.
in the second test it was terminated by bitdefender at about 8 9 percent which means not all 60 ransomwares were executed
like always kaspersky the best
For me yes
Yes
I would love retest on 360 total security now that they got rid of Bitdefender and Avira engine
Bitdefender , in the first test, missed one ransomware, it is ONLY one but let me remind you that these are the most well-known ransomwares from last 5 years, not some fancy zero days, so , for me atleast, that is unacceptable for a product that aspires to be number one security solution. I'm keeping to Kaspersky. Sorry bitdefender, gonna pass on you. @Btw Kaspersky's application control is its main behavioral protection module so the second test should be a clear win for kaspersky, the variant with it turned off can only be treated as an extra.
I use both...
@Baba Gandu how is it the best if it just missed that sample?
@Baba Gandu Its not about you using your computer since old age. I also use it Lol.
Its about "WHAT IF IT GOT IN". This is why we are all here. No one purposefully downloads ransomeware.
@Baba Gandu this test was for the people who aren't safe. It's a test to push limits
@Baba Gandu Again, this test was purposes of pushing the limits of the software's capabilities in the scenario of people who are not safe. Like imagine someone TRYING to get malware.
Sorry! I just have to ask. I've been using Bitdefender Internet Security for years, and it's coming up for renewal. It appears, however, that Kaspersky is the superior product based on these results. Would you say that's an accurate appraisal and that it's worth "jumping ship" to Kaspersky for it's product?
No replies whatsoever. Huh.
According to my opinion shifting to Kaspersky would be an good decision. I've been using Kaspersky for the past 12 years, and haven't experienced any issues so far.
Bitdefender still the best av in the market
Bitdefender blocking the test script, does not prove protection against the individual threats, whereas Kapersky had to deal with them.
If an antivirus has to "deal" with it it means your antivirus already has allowed your computer to be compromised.
best free av ..avira free vs avast free vs windows defender vs kaspersky free vs bitdefender free.
that slip off from Bitdefender is itchy but still love it
BitDefender is ass. I used to use it and it was so heavy on resources (in other words unoptimized af) and turns out it isn't even very secure. Glad I went with Kaspersky
Is there a difference when using a Mac? Would Kaspersky security cloud be as effective as Kaspersky Mac antivirus or would Bitdefender be the better choice?
For the last 3-4 years, Tom's Hardware consistently ranks Bitdefender ahead of Kaspersky on Mac by a small margin. Tom's testing found Bitdefender to literally catch everything. I am unaware of how their testing may have different vs the tests done in this video. I'm just starting my 4th consecutive year with Bitdefender. Have used Kaspersky in years gone by as well as ClamXav.
@@TheHobbitmann Not that I'm a Kaspersky fan, but your link in NO WAY shows Kaspersky to be trash vs the competition. I'm also seriously calling bullshit on the link showing that Malwarebytes is better than Kaspersky. In my experience as a Malwarebytes subscriber, it finds pretty much NOTHING.
Kaspersky is the KING
I was trying to disable bitdefender from blocking everything and i wasnt able to find it after a hour. Well kaspersky has a simple pause protection/exit button and bidefender does not. Bitdefender even blocked my file even if it was excluded so in my oppinion both are good but i prefer kaspersky
Nothing new. Bitdefender has never been absolutely fail proof, Kaspersky hardens protection by securing the most typical folders and that makes the value of all those tests doubtful. What about Dr. Web, it's never been reviewed on the channel?
Thanks for sharing this lab! I love the "head-to-head" test format, it´s great.
At first glance, I thought this is a VR video 😂😂 (one of my fav VR Clannel's intro background looks like your desktop background)
Hobbitmann see?
It was kind unfair that you turned off both of kaspersky features while one only for bitdefender in offline test . if application control was on pretty sure kaspersky wins in offline test
Yes, that's what he already said in the video.
My experience is Kaspersky is the clear winner. At least on my computers....good video
Kaspersky :"give me virus. I kill without hands, legs, and signature. "
Gdata is much better protection pls test it and see
It's weird, with ransomware i'd always expected Bitdefender to be on top, just because i'm aware that they actively work on software to decrypt victims files for me, i once recovered my files after waiting a few years for Bitdefender to release what i needed for that particular ransomware.
Woohoo Leo has a new video with 2 of the best AV’s
Well. Kaspersky has a problem. It comes from Russia. The German Office for IT Security currently recommends not using Kaspesky because of the war :-/
I know you specialize in home AV testing, but I would like to see corporate XDR testing.
You can contact him in his discord
I have told leo about this , he has read it
@@Harry830 kab bhai
360 total security (with kupeng and full protect mode) vs bitdefender please?
bit really sucks in terms of size and customize options
It would have been interesting to see how Bitdefender would have done about the different threats with the test script whitelisted.
I don't know much about this sort of thing, but it occurs to me that if it noticed something fishy about the test script, that doesn't mean that it would've detected any one of those threats had they occurred in an isolated incident - which seems like a more realistic scenario to test for.
Exactly!!!!
The test script is not malicious, it just runs the files and checks if it was blocked and recently they have added a system watcher for new file handles, notifications, etc
Its just to simulate an attack vector (thats why they are now doing it over a network share)
Now some AVs like to terminate it as they detected it launching a bunch of malware so thats why that happens
This is why I sync my files with seafile to protect against ransomware, a snapshot of the entire synced library is taken whenever a file is modified, I have tested and works flawless, been using it for 4 years now
Software used ?
have you tested the new version of immunet 7? if so, how did it compare to kaspersky's free version, thanks
Definitely wanna see that!
I very recently got interested in security when I activated VBS, HVCI, TPM and secure boot on my Windows 11 machine. Now I am wondering whether those features are still used when I swap Windows Defender with let's say Kaspersky Free Antivirus. Also the blocked folder access of Windows Defender seems to be powerful.
Avast!!!!
free version is closer to an adware than AV :P
Avast Free is the best antivirus free!
malwarebytes ?
Idea for a test - use slightly out of date antivirus (a few months or so) and throw a bunch of malware first discovered in the wild since their last update and see how they do to give a comprehensive assessment of zero day protection
bruh, your pc set is powerful! What is your specs?
I use Bitdefender, I used to use Kaspersky but I no longer trust them. Thanks for the video. ;)
Imagine fighting over a fkn AV software lmfao , year on year each AV is better at some tasks and worse than others , go back through security ratings and testing you will find AV's ppl consider "trash" doing better than Kaspersky and BD in some cases , all im gonna say is if you are a fan boy of a AV you need to go give your head a wiggle .
Also Kasperky leaked emails to the Russia FSB ....... so who do you want to trust with your pc's safety .
Can you provide more details on the ransomware that was missed by Bitdefender?
CryptXXX ransomware
I have been infected by crypto mining twice now, unless u have a performance monitor. U never get to know that malware is eating cpu. It's soo smart that it cuts off when u open task manager and comes back up when u close the task manager. I used IOBIT system advance care to figure out the malware and used malwarebyte's premium trail to get it out. So, here I'm gonna go with Kaspersky.
@Lakad Matatag the malware will stay hibernated, untill u close the task manager. Once u close it, it's opens up. U need to remove malware from your pc else it will destroy your pc.