solcroft
08-17-2007, 09:29 PM
Given how they've managed their other products so far, for the past few months I was worried that the PC Tools acquisition of Novatix would render Cyberhawk an obsolete has-been. With this release however I'm glad to say that my worries were unfounded, and that PC Tools was apparently smart enough to keep the excellent Novatix team intact after the acquisition.
Very impressed with the improved removal abilities thus far, as this was a sore point in previous versions, that Cyberhawk would just ignore the clutter of files left behind after it terminated the main malware process and thinks all's well with the world. :D
With that said, ThreatFire does fail against some trojan samples I've just tested it with, so where do we submit these for further inspection?
Very impressed with the improved removal abilities thus far, as this was a sore point in previous versions, that Cyberhawk would just ignore the clutter of files left behind after it terminated the main malware process and thinks all's well with the world. :D
With that said, ThreatFire does fail against some trojan samples I've just tested it with, so where do we submit these for further inspection?