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Project Zero. Obviously not all the vendors, but a wide selection of the largest ones. These are the ones that employ lots of people and should know better than
by orf 10y ago
Project Zero. Obviously not all the vendors, but a wide selection of the largest ones. These are the ones that employ lots of people and should know better than to do some of the ridiculous stuff they are/where doing.
From this it's safe to draw a broad generalisation about the state of security in the AV market.
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- zamalek 10y agoI got distracted by the non-sequitur. Defender was touted as the AV above all of this and, yet, it turns out that it isn't. Whether or not other AVs also have vulnerabilities (which all complex software has) is ancillary.
- lmz 10y agoAt least with defender you're not paying for the additional vulns.
- zamalek 10y agoIt depends how you argue that. I'm forced to use Defender at work and the worker process frequently pegs multiple cores at 80% - this costs time and patience. I don't have similar issues with NOD32 at home (which is precisely why I hand money over to ESET).