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    Posted: 28 August 2006 at 9:20pm
drweb  what it can find? as far as and bitdefender. try panda.
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panda is nice animal, but stupid. hihihi
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more reliable facts? why it is worse than drweb? or bitdefender?
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Yes, DNY is right, please give us more facts than simple words. Test results for example.
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Panda includes <censored> runtime protection. But the same as other antiviruses in the rest.
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RKU includes almost the runtime protection,it is not a point to be 'worse'
icee also includes something like this,kav also includes something like this
not a point
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This thread about Bit Defender, isn't it? Let's leave animals. I understand your point, <DNY>

Edited by MP_ART - 28 August 2006 at 9:44pm
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Yes, we have some runtime protection and yes it is not a point for product to be 'worse', you are right DNY
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Originally posted by MP_ART

This thread about Bit Defender, isn't it? Let's leave animals. I understand your point, <DNY>


well ok,but anyway i still doesnt see any deep difference between bitdefender & panda, bitdefender and drweb, all them are useless for rootkit detection and good for old technology stuff.
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bitdefender antirootkit - 
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