AV-Comparatives: Real-World Protection Test – August 2017
http://chart.av-comparatives.org/chart1.php?chart=chart2&year=2017&month=8&sort=1&zoom=4
Panda on 100% 
Avast going down 99% :-X
Those tests are meaningless to about all users.
All they do is testing detection against a bunch of samples they have.
They do not test the behavior shield and such.
As it say … Real world protection test 
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So it is not a 5min youtube test
So, when Avast! scores 100%
When Avast! scores 99%
In fact Microsoft did better than Avast!, with 98.7% + 1.3% user dependent, so 100%!!!
Eddy, you’re probably wrong. They test the standard settings and Behavior Shield is there. These tests have a lot of meaning.
Real-World test is NOT a sample test only.
AV-C real world tests are far from useless. They show how AV’s are trending over time. It’s not a coincidence that some are convincingly performing on an excellent level and some are fluctuating up and down all the time. Its’ why I said I want to see the trend of avast! when it scored 100%. And it’s just not up there yet. Some others are however. Just look through months or look at the whole year averages. One test may be flawed, 5 are a trend, 10 are a fact.
Not proud of the August results (4 misses) but otherwise, I would agree that trending is important… And I hope you’d agree Avast has been trending very well this year so far.
Thanks
Vlk
I’m not confident in saying that just yet. Some others consistently have 100% month after month. I well know this doesn’t mean it detects all malware then, but it does in that particular test with given samples.
Two 100% are a good start, but if you can stay at least at 99,7% or 99,8%, that’s already very good for me. The 99% dead on, not so much…
I haven’t been infected with malware for years and am not a prime candidate to run across zero-day malware. I only find malware when I seek it. 99% or 100% in these tests makes no difference to me. Just because a developer receives 100% in a test doesn’t mean 100% protection in every day life.
As long as my backup plan is bulletproof, I don’t have much concern.