Recommended AV?
- froggyboy604
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I think some viruses maybe automatically submitted by antivirus if strange files are set to be automatically submitted to the AV company.
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I do believe they send off suspicious files to be reviewed, though that process can take a while.
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I wonder if the process of reviewing new viruses is still mostly done by humans. I read a story on a tech blog that AV delete good files like windows system files or web browsers. I think sometimes a AV bot made a mistake of misidentifying viruses.
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I hope it's not automated, it could lead to a lot of false positives.
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Hopefully, the human workers are paid fairly, and good software and computers for investigating new files for viruses, so there are less false positives.
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Did look into it, looks like its a database company that many AVs make use of.
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I wonder how big the database files are, and how many virus samples the database company have. I bet, the database is huge.