Comments on: NOD32 AntiVirus Software Review

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 12:17:00 +0000

Nic blog about the antivirus and threat protection.
http://www.antivirus-review.org/

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 05:46:00 +0000

It’s good post & I like the features.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:57:00 +0000

antivirus review
In order to get rid of this particular virus, you need to be able to use a program known as an “anti-malware” tool. These are legitimate programs which are designed to remove the complete workings of malicious software infections, of which Virus Total 2010 is one. The problem many people have with this virus is the way in which it “embeds” itself onto your computer – in that it not only has the fake application, but also a series of hidden codes which accompany it.

By: I dunno wth to think

I dunno wth to think — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 09:14:15 +0000

i have been using Nod32 faithfully for a few years now. I got all kids of warnings and stuff over this period of time I thought I was good to go still.
recently my lap top was used by some kids and they did something online they really jacked me up – Hijacked browsers – malware out the whaaaazooo and so on.

I loaded up a malwarebytes and began cleaning – it detected all kinds of crud and I was getting rid of the bad and thought I was on a roll – left he malwarebytes installed and running for added prtection against future attacks. well – it didnt take long to see that boat loads of IP adresses are trying to connect to my system constantly – i mean from all over the world!
I have a ongoing list now – so many in one day that I was just freaking out. I must have some program allowing this – running in the back ground or something.

I ran Nod32 over and over and occasionally it find something new, 1 or two detects and cleans.

I thought this must just not be working – I uninstalled nod 32 and put lapersky on.

BING! BING! immediatly pulled a combination of autoruns, trojan downloaders, and reg trojans and worms. I am getting sick from this , literally . I cant even sleep knowing one of my computers is on.

no matter what i do malwarebytes is collecting ip addresses and saying it’s blocking them. well the thing thats making me sick is i just cant ignore that they are attacking me! I run them to see where they are but i still have no explaination as to why they are trying to access my systems.
I have never been a paranoid person. But OMG> how the hell can I live like this? I am going crazy.

I decided to run these programs on my supposedly good desktop that I do all my buisness on. Holy crap! same shyt happens – over and over over.

what the heck is going on/ is it just me? is this new? Or have I just been not noticing all this in the past and now that I have i am doomed to this eternal worry?

here is a short list of ip’s attempting to connect –
212.117.175.43
65.45.88.234
58.241.135.165
94.96.195.224
94.96.76.57
219.146.143.218
59.34.29.59
94.96.198.182
58.241.131.138
224.64.22.79
89.28.35.136
174.37.231.4
94.228.289
94.228.209.171
83.128.61.70

The list could go on and on, I am tired of typing – these were all recorded in the last few hours and I didnt even catch them all becuase if you don’t write fast enough the next one will wipe the present one out. all tehse are blocked by malwarbytes but how annoying!!! how do I stop this?

By: John

John — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:29:17 +0000

Totally agreed with every bit of the review. ESET’s NOD32 is great and I will be using it for a long time. It’s also an interesting fact to know that MICROSOFT’s release lab and CANON Japan is using NOD32. It makes a affirmed statement about the quality of the product. Bottom line is NOD32 is a great product which I have personally used myself for more than 5 years and it works really well. Fully recommended to anyone with the will to protect their PC from known and unknown virus, malware, spyware, spam and many more.

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:33:22 +0000

No, the problem is gone and the program is great, I have seen NOD32 work sending alerts and I’m glad to have this program running on my computer.

By: Dave Smith

Dave Smith — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:27:48 +0000

Hey, Joe,
It’s the end of 2008 now… is it still locked up? If so, I’d consider a hard reboot

By: Joe Esenbock

Joe Esenbock — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 13:34:25 +0000

The program has locked up at 30% it has been setting still for over 16 hours and won’t let me click on anything in at bottom of the window. Please helpthe

By: Sai Wu

Sai Wu — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 23:41:59 +0000

“Of the total 74.5 GB, 53.8GB is used. 82,178 total files were scanned in 550 seconds (9:10). For a full on-demand scan, that’s not bad.”

I’m wondering why it took 2 hours 11 minutes on the very first scan NOD32 did on my hard drive? Second scan took 1 hour 45 minutes. I do not have nearly as much as 53GB of files. However, the files are spread across multiple partitions on a 60GB HDD. File types include self-extracting executable, zipfiles, html documents (I save webpages), etc. NOD32 scan log reported a total of more than 227,000 files scanned in the 2 hours and 11 minutes. I do have ALL on-demand scan options selected including archives, self-extracting archives, alternate data streams, heuristics, advanced heuristics, etc.