Protect your PC against viruses and spyware, and online threats.
The Xyvos Antivirus 1.5 edition is designed to protect against spywares, malwares, viruses and online threats. The solution is a consolidated package of anti-spyware, anti-virus and anti-malware components.Efficiency of any anti-virus solution depends on the extent of protection it can provide against intrusions and threats. Most of the traditional antivirus solutions are based on the signature method which can capture and eliminate only known set of viruses and other kind of malwares. This approach is what differentiates Xyvos from other systems. Xyvos Anti-virus Edition utilizes behaviour-based detection methods which offer a reliable solution against known and unknown threats and attacks. Our program is also fast and reliable which means that you are free from false alarms that are created by most of the other products in the market.Our antivirus solution is faster than the other traditional approach and is a sure-shot method of protecting your PC. What is Xyvos? Improved Reliablity Light and hence does not affect performance Behaviour based virus detection method Free Technical Support system Efficient protection against spywares, keyloggers and targeted attacks Provides anti-rootkit protection High level of USB Protection.
Xyvos is a good antivirus for those who understand how it works .
I'm amused to see some tests that show how the system is collapsed trying all sorts of malware, that any antivirus would fail .
Cons
It should however better communication from Xyvos and maybe an update considering that the last one was in 2010 .
Summary
A combination with WinPatrol can be a good solution for old computers.
A clever bit of software that works perfectly!
1walpurgis
Pros
My computer starts & runs so much faster now and this A/V software has caught a few nasties trying to intrude and killed them dead! My computer is totally safe now.
Cons
A scan facility would be nice, but that's not what this is designed for.
Summary
It's had a couple of negative reviews from people who haven't really understood what this A/V is about. It requires the minimum of user input, it never needs updating, but now and then it will ask you whether you want to allow or block a change happening in your system or an application operating. If you aren't sure you just block it temporarily and Google the item to identify it, if it's safe, allow it next time, otherwise block it permanently, but this only occasional. You don't actually need a scan facility, just download the file, but don't install it, then once you are off the net, do a full scan with your old A/V before uninstalling it, then install Xyvos. You will need a separate anti-spyware application, Spyware Expert is good and free. Xyvos is only a tiny file and uses hardly any computer resources, as a result my computer starts up much faster and runs more quickly. Brilliant!
DOESN'T PROTECT AGAINST SPYWARE!!!
jpaluska
Pros
very small
Cons
no scan option.
pc security test stats:
anti-virus: 70%
anti-spyware: 0%
Summary
ok protection from viruses, but I do not recommend downloading
Its cool and very thin
Ed_Tricklebank
Pros
Powerful and silent.
We don't need to worry about updates to catch new viruses. It has automatically detected viruses in my machine.
Cons
Need below options
1. Scan full system
2. Remove virus option
Summary
Worth downloading...
mike_sam007
Pros
I had a popular antivirus and it used to eat my memory and lot of I/O operations...
I was looking for a behavioral-based antivirus.... Xyvos is thin and it detected
couple of system level changes...
Cons
Not able to scan thumb drive... help is also not available...
Summary
Worth downloading.... I used some other behavioral based av.. not detected any changes in my system....
basic but fast
vict_cfk
Pros
It detected some changes in critical part of the system ,and that was very good .
Cons
no option for scan .
Summary
It gives basic protection ,It is not resource hungry,It uses only some 6 MB of memory
Not ready for prime time
lanquihue
Pros
I didn't like this product
Cons
Interface was amateurish, I had no idea what it was actually doing.
Summary
After install, it appeared as an icon in the taskbar, but didn't ask for any configuration. Clicking the icon brought me to the interface, but there wasn't even an option to do a manual scan. There was no sort of update that I could see, and in the few minutes that I had it running, it didn't seem to do anything. According to my firewall, it never asked for network access, either.
It's the kind of program that, once you uninstall it, the first thing you do is run a full virus scan.