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Which anti/virus you are using?

Started by seo1234, 06-29-2010, 03:32:16

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seo1234Topic starter

Hello,
Which anti-virus you are using to protect your pc from viruses, trojan's and malwares..?
I am using--
Avast home edition and its good..
Its easy to use, faster scanning, don't hang my computer and its really affordable..

What you are using?


alexander

I'm also using Avast. It's free and perfect (really).
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seonew

#2
Here are a well-known antivirus software options:

1. ESET NOD32: Known for its fast scanning speed and low system resource usage.
2. Malwarebytes: Offers both anti-malware and anti-exploit features to protect against various threats.
3. Windows Defender: Built-in antivirus software for Windows operating systems that provides basic protection against malware.
4. AVG Antivirus: Provides comprehensive protection against various types of malware threats and also includes features such as a firewall and web protection.
5. Avira Antivirus: Offers real-time protection against malware, ransomware, and other online threats. It also has a free version with limited features.

more antivirus software options for you to consider:

1. Trend Micro: Provides robust protection against malware, ransomware, and online threats. It offers multiple layers of security and advanced features like AI-powered detection.

2. McAfee: Offers comprehensive protection against viruses, malware, and online threats. It includes features like real-time scanning, firewall protection, and secure web browsing.

3. Kaspersky: Known for its excellent malware detection rates and advanced security features. It provides reliable protection against various types of threats and also offers additional tools like a password manager and VPN.

4. Bitdefender: One of the top-rated antivirus software options that provides real-time protection against malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks. It offers features like behavioral analysis and multi-layered protection.

5. Norton: Offers a range of antivirus solutions that cater to different needs, such as Norton 360, Norton Internet Security, and Norton AntiVirus Plus. It provides comprehensive protection against malware, online threats, and identity theft.

few more notable antivirus software options:

1. Avast: Known for its user-friendly interface and robust malware protection. It offers features like real-time scanning, email protection, and a sandbox for running suspicious files safely.

2. Webroot: Provides cloud-based antivirus protection with a lightweight footprint. It focuses on fast scanning and protection against online threats, including phishing attacks.

3. F-Secure: Offers comprehensive protection against malware, ransomware, and other online threats. It includes features like banking protection, browsing protection, and a VPN.

4. Sophos: Suitable for both home and business use, Sophos provides strong protection against malware while also offering advanced features like web filtering, remote management, and centralized reporting.

5. Comodo: Offers a range of cybersecurity solutions, including antivirus, firewall, and secure internet browsing tools. It emphasizes real-time protection and proactive defense against emerging threats.


CryBaby

I'm using Kaspersky Internet here.
It's not free.
I've just bought it's license key for a year.
It's a good antivirus and it's affordable.
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seonew

Kaspersky, its good I have tried it but it slows down my computer..

hanxlk

I have almost tried all the anti-virus software
Now I am using BitDefender... then I decided to buy the originals too... its worth the price too... (Got to gether with 2 of my friends and bought the 3-1 licence)

my 2nd preference is Kaspersky
and 3rd is Comodo ;-)
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Max1mus

Quote from: hanxlk on 07-02-2010, 11:27:52

my 2nd preference is Kaspersky


Do you know that Kaspersky (author of this AV) worked in KGB :o?
And as I know he has some relations with it till now. Even Russians do not like using that AV because they do not want Russian secret police knows their secrets.
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balachis

Quote from: Max1mus on 07-03-2010, 05:22:56
Quote from: hanxlk on 07-02-2010, 11:27:52

my 2nd preference is Kaspersky


Do you know that Kaspersky (author of this AV) worked in KGB :o?
And as I know he has some relations with it till now. Even Russians do not like using that AV because they do not want Russian secret police knows their secrets.

Quote from: hanxlk on 07-02-2010, 11:27:52
I have almost tried all the anti-virus software
Now I am using BitDefender... then I decided to buy the originals too... its worth the price too... (Got to gether with 2 of my friends and bought the 3-1 licence)

my 2nd preference is Kaspersky
and 3rd is Comodo ;-)

hanxlk: I've asked some of my colleagues about bitdefender.
They've told me that it's really a good AV but it removes all of the things that it recognized as harmful even some malwares that we need in our computer. Is that true?

Max1mus: What?KGB  :o
Is it for real?
I've never heard about it before.

Max1mus

KGB - Soviet secret police.
Now it's FSB - Federal Security Service or something so. Anyway, if you have KAV installed Russian secret services know about you almost all.
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psufootball

I'm using Norton right now.  Sucks don't switch to it.  I got a year of it free though so I don't really have a choice, can't pass up $60 worth of good legal software.  I'm switching to either Avira or Kaspersky when this runs out though.


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