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Probably these tests that are made are not correct because the "file protection" module is disabled which also weakens the protection and reactions of the other protective modules. But on this some Avast developer should express himself to have a technical confirmation and to reassure us.
Quote from: Nunzio77 on May 09, 2022, 11:01:44 AMProbably these tests that are made are not correct because the "file protection" module is disabled which also weakens the protection and reactions of the other protective modules. But on this some Avast developer should express himself to have a technical confirmation and to reassure us. Have you been infected? Why are you looking for assurance when you're not having any problems?
Quote from: Nunzio77 on May 09, 2022, 11:01:44 AMProbably these tests that are made are not correct because the "file protection" module is disabled which also weakens the protection and reactions of the other protective modules. But on this some Avast developer should express himself to have a technical confirmation and to reassure us. Yesterday, 05/08/2022, I managed to find a zero day ransomware and tested it in a virtual machine with all modules active. The ransomware shield stopped malware and second behavior shield stopped it as well. It looks like the file module are linked to the other modules.