If the antivirus pushes the browser away from the dangerous URL, we notice that behavior. To ensure an accurate result, we will stick with this test until we have valid results from 100 or more URLs. These URLs come from a daily feed generously provided by MRG-Effitas, so they are typically no older than 24 hours. We hit every product with the latest malware-hosting URLs available on the day of the test. When Advanced SystemCare Key comes to the malicious URL blocking test, the sample sets are always the latest, so always different. However, Norton, Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus, and Emsisoft all detected 100 percent of the previous sample set, and Norton and Webroot scored a perfect 10 points. As for comparing those results to other antivirus products, it’s a bit difficult as IObit SystemCare is the very first product to be challenged with the current set of examples.
Interestingly, the last time we tested an IObit product, with a different set of samples, it detected 89 percent and scored 8.7 points, exactly the same. IObit Advanced SystemCare detected 89 percent of the samples, scoring 8.7 out of 10 possible points. That confirmation paid off one example managed to put numerous executable malware files on the test system. If it detected malware activity, we used a hand-coded tool to confirm that it completely blocked the malware installation. We then launched the remaining samples and noticed the response from the IObit Advanced SystemCare Ultimate crack. When the dust settled, IObit had removed 82 percent of the samples. We prefer that multi-threat treatment to the single threat mode, one popup used by Sophos Home Premium (39.99 per year at Sophos), and some others. If multiple alerts happened at the same time, the IObit Advanced SystemCare Ultimate key would display the number of threats, with an option to view details.
The popup would also have allowed us to prevent or ignore the threat, but we have always opted for quarantine.
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