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What actually happens in a ransomware attack? Is it simply stopped, or are dangerous processes able to keep running or do components remain in the system? AV-TEST utilized 10 scenarios with ransomware currently deployed for attacks and their attack techniques SysWhispers, Reflective DLL Injection and Reflective DLL Loading, thus attacking security software for corporate users and consumer users under Windows 11. In the process, each individual attack step was analyzed and documented. Only by doing so is it possible to illustrate a detailed map of an attack, showing how the security solutions react. The comprehensive test, including a study, belongs to the series of Advanced Threat Protection tests, rendering major insights into the performance of cyber-security solutions.

Test and Study: Do Security Solutions stop Current Ransomware under...

January 20, 2023 | Antivirus for Windows

 
Cyber gangsters are relentlessly continuing their attempts to use fake and infected Android apps to take control of users’ mobile devices. Every user who wants to do away with the constant worry about such threats needs to find a good protection app for their Android device. These tools identify dangerous apps or their actions, protect user data, and ensure that control of the device remains in the user’s hands. In its lab, the AV-TEST team tested 16 security apps in a 6-month endurance test to determine which solution provides the best protection on Android systems. Here are the best endurance runners when it comes to Android security.

Endurance Test: the Best Security Apps for Android ...

December 19, 2022 | Antivirus for Android

 
More and more companies are migrating their workstation PCs to the new Windows 11. In the meantime, security software manufacturers are all offering a stable solution for the new system in their portfolios. But are these security solutions as secure, fast and reliable as they were under Windows 10? The lab at AV-TEST sheds light on this question in an initial test under Windows 11, and has a few surprises to report – both positive and negative.

Windows 11: 20 Client-Server Solutions for Corporate Users Put to the...

December 14, 2022 | Antivirus for Windows

 
Those who prefer relative anonymity on the Web tend to rely on VPN software. But the software that opens up unimagined Internet paths is capable of much more. It allows users to bypass annoying geo-blocking or to tune their ping for gaming. The lab at AV-TEST examined two leading software packages and put together many facts on the topic. The test examined download speeds for files or torrents, along with vendor confidentiality. Anyone seeking greater privacy definitely ought to rely on VPN.

VPN Packages Put to the Test: More Security and Anonymous Paths ...

December 09, 2022 | VPN Tests

 

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