Single Product Flash Test
Product: Zemana AntiMalware powered by HitmanPro
Product Version: 1.30
Operating System: Windows 7 32-Bit
Amount of samples used: 50
Results Table:
Trojans
Set 1 |
Trojans
Set 2 |
Backdoors |
Financial
Malware |
Other |
| Menti |
Liac |
Bifrose |
Banker |
Pohernah |
| Webprefix |
Jorik |
Ceckno |
Adramax |
FakeAV |
| Banload |
Inject |
Hupigon |
Zeus |
Krap |
| Small |
Mepaow |
KeyStart |
Wemon |
AutoRun |
| Swisyn |
Zmunik |
Shark |
Carberp |
VBInject |
| Gluk |
Buzus |
Poison |
Papras |
Ngrbot
|
| Scar |
Bredolab |
Kelihos |
Vkont |
BHO |
| Pher |
Zapchast |
Cycbot |
Malintent |
ZAccess |
| Injector |
Pakes |
Ruskill |
Sinowal |
Ransom |
| Vilsel |
Gabba |
Fynloski |
SpyEye |
Hamweq |
System Status: Compromised
Legend:
Green – Passed
Red – Failed
Orange – Remediation Attempt Successful
Because Zemana AntiMalware provides on demand detection only – that is to say, it is designed to be used to scan samples via the context menu or scan a whole system to detect active infections and then provide remediation, we have changed the testing methodology.
Malware samples were pulled from live URLs, verified in our labs and then testing was conducted as follows:
1) The malware samples were placed in a folder on the desktop and scanned using a context menu.
2) Each of the missed samples was executed on an individual clean image and then a full system scan was instigated.
3) After the scan and remediation attempt was complete, the image was compared to the clean snapshot to determine success or failiure.
