Who provides the best Antivirus and Antimalware software for pc? I am getting mixed reports
Who provides the best Antivirus and Antimalware software for pc? I am getting mixed reports
Jacob Collins
Levi Allen
Your brain.
Angel Allen
Yourself, it is called "common sense"
Brody Howard
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Leo Gray
malwarebytes
also, not clicking on dumb links and ads, pajeet
Carson Gomez
as stated, common sense.
If you lack that. ESET.
Evan Collins
Comodo antivirus
Malwarebtyes Antimalware
Gavin Harris
Windows? Just use the built-in defender, it's literally mse integrated in the OS. No third party shit with their bloatware and "install toolbar" clickbaits
Lucas Ortiz
>malwarebytes
>Malwarebtyes
They have gone downhill in latest version as far as I know.
Paid ESET or Kaspersky, KIS is impressive technology, NOD is really light but less effective.
Mason Anderson
F-Secure
Robert Jackson
Who here does Jiu-jitsu?
>6 year practitioner in no-gi
Josiah Scott
Bitdefender. a few other AV solutions use our engines, F-secure among them
Hudson Foster
Trend Micro
Also Windows Defender is very good
Nolan Howard
Can I use ESET with Tnod to activate it or is it malware ?
Liam Howard
Protegent
Jack Lopez
Common Sense 2017
Antiviruses are pointless with any modern OS. All they do is increase the attack surface for malware to infect your computer
Nathaniel Miller
I used to 14 years ago. Bullshit politics at the school I went to, plus it started getting overran with douches.
Evan Morris
Unplug that Ethernet cable or turn the Wi-Fi adapter off. Guaranteed protection from every single threat. Even the NSA can't penetrate you now big boy.
William Reyes
>hardcore hackers
Brandon Martinez
Who got their lifetime license for malwarebytes, just realized it shifted to yearly.
Fuck yea. My serial is a lifetime use license, suck it mr.virus man.
Now if only I can live to 100...
Luke Butler
Common sense regarding sudo. Everything else is a placebo that leaves your PC more vulnerable than doing nothing.
Lucas Brown
Uninstall Windows, Install Linux.
Christian Morgan
kaspersky
Josiah Johnson
Common Sense 2017
Noah Wilson
All me boys.
All me.
Gavin Baker
Yes, been doing it for years. Just remember that:
>for now the latest eset release isn't compatible with tnod. Stick with a slightly older one like eset 9 or so
>add exclusions to both the installed tnod and the addreses it searches keys from