SigFree Cerberus v1.0 test results, including zero day malware testing, have just been released. Testing shows that Cerberus can detect malware and provides benefits to the user where other security software solutions cannot.

Harrisburg, PA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/07/2014 -- Tests using real life, zero day malware will tell whether security software provides benefits or not. DayZero Systems has just released testing performed during the final stages of development of SigFree Cerberus v1.0. The conclusion is very clear. SigFree Cerberus found malware when other security software solutions could not. Cerberus delivers on its benefits.

SigFree Cerberus provides zero day protection against worms and other similar self-propagating and self-mutating malware, including many viruses. Cerberus does not require known signatures so detection can occur before malware spreads and causes costly damage. Before the malware steals personal information or uses system resources as part of a bot network.

A range of results were blogged recently. See a short summary at http://blog.dayzerosystems.com/2014/11/05/benefits/. This included two real life zero day events and one designed attack. There are links to more detailed reports. The designed attack was made with the popular test program, Metasploit, using the "sneaky attack" option.

The two real life malware examples are named fwkums and 5minut1. They are both infections that can install themselves simply by clicking on the wrong URL, image or email attachment.

The fwkums malware tested is a mutation of a prior infection. It's very dangerous and can steal personal information as well as take over the computer. At the time of this test, only 9 of 53 other security software solutions could detect this new mutation, https://threatcenter.crdf.fr/?More&ID=418800&D=CRDF.Trojan.Spy-Generic.2557074387. SigFree Cerberus security software found the infection quickly.

The 5minut1 malware is an adaptive virus that behaves somewhat like a worm. It launches a full screen advertising window and can carry other payloads. By adaptive, it senses when an attempt is made to detect it and changes its behavior to try to evade detection. Since SigFree Cerberus does not require known signatures or behavior to detect the malware it targets, it found 5minut1 quickly. At the time, only 1 in 51 other malware detection software solutions could detect 5minut1, https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/12144360ede7a5fb8074e93e83d9e6cccad05148c2733ce5a7df46ee540952cb/analysis/1397402126/#additional-info.

The two above tests were successful. But testing of a security software solution like SigFree Cerberus is not complete without putting it up against "sneaky speed". Sneaky speed is often used to test networks. It challenges testers because it is designed to evade detection. It will change its behavior to avoid being found. But again, SigFree Cerberus found it quickly with its signature-free technology. Attempts at evasion are quickly thwarted by Cerberus.

The time has come for new thinking in internet security software and DayZero Systems is stepping up to the challenge. SigFree Cerberus v1.0 is the first in an arsenal of future signature-free applications to be released by DayZero Systems, the new leader in zero day threat protection. Cerberus does not protect systems from every type of malware. DayZero still recommends continued regular scans using Windows Security Essentials or, on Windows 8, use of Windows Defender.

SigFree Cerberus v1.0 comes with a free two week trial, just click: http://cerberus.dayzerosystems.com/download/. DayZero promotes safe computer use. After downloading, right click on the file name in its folder, click properties, and click the digital signature tab. This ensures that the software comes from a trusted, certified source. The version 1.0 license is US$14.00 per computer on which it is installed, comes with all v1.0 upgrades, and is not time-limited. The license may be purchased through Digital River by clicking http://cerberus.dayzerosystems.com/buynow-v1/.

DayZero Systems Inc. has been active in the internet security community since 2006 and is affiliated with the Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania State Research Foundation. Follow DayZero on Twitter and look for news on the DayZero blog.

SigFree and Cerberus are trademarks of DayZero Systems Inc. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Inc. [NASDAQ: MSFT]

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Cerberus v1.0, the revolutionary added malware protection for Windows, is being released today by DayZero Systems. When serious problems strike, SigFree Cerberus may be the only solution that offers protection from malware!

Harrisburg, PA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 10/16/2014 -- The time has come for new thinking in internet security software and DayZero Systems is stepping up to the challenge. The first zero day, signature-free detection application for protection from worms is being introduced today by DayZero Systems, Inc. (http://www.dayzerosystems.com/). The new DayZero SigFree(TM) Cerberus(TM) Version 1.0 brings a new level of added protection to any Windows computer user.

SigFree Cerberus provides zero day protection against worms and other similar self-propagating and self-mutating malware, including many viruses. Cerberus does not require known signatures so detection can occur before malware spreads and causes costly damage. And, before the malware steals personal information or uses system resources as part of a bot network.

The constant onslaught of new threats and breaches is proof enough that a new approach to internet security is necessary. Microsoft issues regular patches and in a recent announcement (http://www.scmagazine.com/nine-patch-tuesday-bulletins-include-three-critical-rce-bugs/article/376690/) stated, "Attackers often spread malicious code through self-propagating malware, like worms." With regard to the prevalent use and sharing of USB drives, Karsten Nohl, chief scientist with Berlin's SR Labs, discovered the ease of planting malware in USB microcontrollers (http://blog.omerta.nl/2014/07/31/usb-fundamentaly-broken/), "Now all of your USB devices are infected. It becomes self-propagating and extremely persistent. You can never remove it."

SigFree Cerberus v1.0 strikes at these types of threats and is the first in an arsenal of future signature-free applications to be released by DayZero Systems, the new leader in zero day threat protection. Cerberus does not protect systems from every type of malware. DayZero still recommends continued regular scans using Windows(TM) Security Essentials or, in the case of Windows 8, Windows Defender.

SigFree Cerberus v1.0 comes with a free two week trial, just click: http://cerberus.dayzerosystems.com/download/. DayZero promotes safe computer use. After downloading, right click on the file name in its folder, click properties, and click the digital signature tab. This ensures that the software comes from a trusted, certified source. The version 1.0 license is US$14.00 per computer on which it is installed, comes with all v1.0 upgrades, and is not time-limited. The license may be purchased through Digital River by clicking http://cerberus.dayzerosystems.com/buynow-v1/.

About DayZero Systems Inc.
DayZero Systems Inc. has been active in the internet security community since 2006 and is affiliated with the Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania State Research Foundation. Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/DayZeroSys) and look for news at http://blog.dayzerosystems.com/.

Media Contact: Please address all questions or requests for further information to info@dayzerosystems.com or call 475-DAY0NOW (475-329-0669).

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