www.av-test.org Malwarebytes Achieves Perfect Score in Independent Security Tests
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- •Malwarebytes scored 18/18 in AV-TEST's latest evaluation.
- •Achieved 100% threat blocking before execution in AVLab tests.
- •Earned Level 1 Certification from MRG Effitas with zero false positives.
Malwarebytes has received a perfect score of 18 out of 18 in the latest AV-TEST Windows Consumer Security Product Test, securing the Top Product award for the July/August 2026 test cycle. The product demonstrated exceptional protection against malware, with 100% of threats blocked before execution in tests conducted by AVLab Cybersecurity Foundation. Additionally, Malwarebytes earned Level 1 Certification from MRG Effitas, successfully blocking all tested malware types and phishing sites without generating false positives. This recognition adds to Malwarebytes' accolades, including awards from CNET and ZDNET. The tests evaluated real-world threats, focusing on performance impact and false positive rates, confirming Malwarebytes' reliability in cybersecurity.
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