Antivirus performance test

Every antivirus has its detection rate, scan speed, etc. We have tested antiviruses in Cyberno Lab, and the results are as follows:

 

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Antivirus name

Detection rate

False positive rate

Android malware detection

Scan time (s)

Dr.Web

69.2% (High)

0%

 

0.04 (Fast)

McAfee

35.2% (Low)

0%

 

0.32 (Normal)

ClamAV

43.7% (Low)

0%

 

0.84 (Slow)

Avast

68.0% (High)

0%

0.03 (Fast)

ESET

69.5% (High)

0%

 

0.11 (Fast)

F-Secure

69.5% (High)

0%

 

0.38 (Normal)

eScan

64.8% (Medium)

0%

 

0.11 (Fast)

Symantec

53.6% (Medium)

0%

1.45 (Very slow)

Padvish

28.8% (Low)

0%

0.02 (Fast)

Windows Defender

53.2% (Medium)

0%

2.04 (Very slow)

Kaspersky

61.8% (Medium)

0%

0.06 (Fast)

QuickHeal

58.9% (Medium)

0%

0.79 (Slow)

G-Data

70.8% (High)

0%

0.16 (Fast)

Comodo

64.9% (Medium)

0%

 

0.08 (Fast)

Yara

Depends on the rules

Depends on the rules

 

0.05 (Fast)

NSRL

97.1% (High)

86% (High false positives)

 

0.14 (Fast)

Sanitizer

Depends on the settings

Depends on the settings

0.12 (Fast)

Vulnerability Detection

4% (Low)

1% (Moderate false positives)

0.37 (Normal)

 

Knowing this information could be useful when you are using the MultiScanner. 

Note: Tests have been run on a computer with 32 gigabytes of RAM and an Intel Core i7-13620H CPU, using 1000 files as the sample set. The average size of each file has been 1.7 megabytes. Among the 1000 files in the dataset, there have been 800 malware files and 200 benign files. 

Note: These results are only for the Docker-based antivirus.

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