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Sale price is. If someone has managed to get physical access and install one of these on your system, you've got problems that software alone can't handle. A combined spyware and virus scan took just under 30 minutes using default settings about the same as a similar scan by Norton Internet Security And although Webroot mentioned that turning on the rootkit detection and other recommended options might slow the scan, I couldn't measure any difference.
The latest version of Spyware Doctor took over an hour for a similar scan, so a half-hour doesn't seem too bad. I ran into one oddity that I don't remember from previous versions. Like many other antispyware products, Spy Sweeper often finds it necessary to reboot in order to clean out pernicious malware.
Each time I accepted its offer to reboot automatically, the system gagged, reporting that SSAV itself didn't want to shut down. But if I declined the automatic reboot and chose to restart manually, there was no problem. That's clearly a glitch that needs fixing, especially if Webroot wants to appeal to the mom-and-pop type of customers who will doubtless be put off by this kind of hi-jinks.
As always, Spy Sweeper's "Shields" offer multiple layers of protection to keep malware from installing on a clean system.
For testing I used all of the recommended shields as well as the keylogger shield, which is turned off by default. The first line of defense is the Internet Communication Shield. This shield blocks your browser or any other program from accessing sites associated with malware. ICS blocked access to only about a quarter of the sites hosting my samples—it has done better on my tests in the past.
About half the samples got whacked by the Execution Shield the moment they tried to launch or by the File System shield when they tried to install files. Overall, SSAV scored 8. I expected SSAV to do especially well against my separate set of commercial keyloggers, since it has a shield specifically designed to protect against them.
It came in with a disappointing 6.
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