ESET NOD32 Antivirus Review: Lab-Certified Protection With High-Tech Extras

ESET NOD32 Antivirus is certified by four independent labs and comes with uncommon, useful security bonuses that will delight tech-savvy users.

https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/eset-nod32-antivirus

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The vulnerability arose from the “incorrect validation of the server certificate chain,” according to ESET. Essentially, an intermediate certificate signed using the MD5 or SHA1 algorithm was mistakenly considered trusted.

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https://cybersec84.wordpress.com/2023/12/26/eset-patches-critical-secure-traffic-scanning-bug/

@[email protected] our household currently still runs on #ESET's #NOD32: https://mastodon.social/@FiXato/103583175330838989

(Though we could probably also just suffice with #WindowsDefender.)

@[email protected] I've been a satisfied user of #Eset's #NOD32 Anti-Virus for probably over a decade now.
It doesn't get in my way, like many of the free scanners such as AVG and Avira did (do?), or brings my PC to a crawl (like Norton started doing back when I still used it around 2004(?)).

I've considered #Microsoft's #WindowsDefender, as it's an often praised free solution, but #EAV's been doing a fine job, and I hate change, so I haven't tried switching yet.

Renewed my #ESET #NOD32 license.

Website: you'll receive your new license details within *10 minutes* via e-mail
E-mail (in spam): your license details have automatically been updated: you don't need to do anything; the expiration dates on your machines will update in *24 hours*
Also e-mail, but in inbox: your purchase was successful: you'll receive your license details within *30 minutes* via e-mail.

Have they been affected by Windows' time estimates? ;)