What is your favorite antivirus and why?
a mac ;)
My brain, because it just works and doesn't install bloat on my PC.
>>54294726
inb4 le Common Sense 2016 Pro edition meme xD
>>54294726
Noscript and common sense.
Pic related is honestly the best av out there
Common Sense 2016
Eset Nod32 for real time protection
malwarebytes for scans
>>54294765
too late
you guys are niggers
adblocker and online file checker
mbam
its pretty reliable for figuring out when i have to nuke and pave
>>54294726
malwarebytes portable +adblock
=
safe
>Norton,Kaspersky.....are just memes.
>>54294726
I haven't had virus in 5 years so I just use windows defender, couldn't be bothered using any other desu
>>54294765
>2016
2017 was released yesterday. You should upgrade. :^)
>>54295305
>adblock
Other meme
>>54294787
>6 year old antivirus
Enjoy your security vulnerabilities
To answer the question: I use only open source and manually audit the code before compiling.
Bitdefender 2016
Bitdefender. Has a cool wolf.
>>54294787
this.
>>54295441
>not realizing it updates it's code in real time, even offline.
>>54294726
NOD32. Silent, good...
Also Norton. A little heavier but pretty fucking good.
>>54294726
Nod32 8.x + Mara fix
All I need for wangdows
Noscript for debian and I'm all set
>>54295441
>and manually audit the code before compiling.
No, you do not.
>>54294726
Eset smart security because I got it for free after a rebate and eset has never done me wrong in the past.
>>54295788
>norton
>good
>>54295801
What about CanvasBlocker and Decentraleyes and stuff?
Linux
>>54294726
>I did kill her
>>54295818
What version you criticize?
>>54294726
Common sense, linux, and clamav on my NAS because i'm not the only one using it.
>>54295832
with adblock, noscript and privacybadger FF was already near full bloat loaded, I wonder how many ram it will hog if you go full tinfoil.
>adblock is a must
>noscript is necessary but can be annoying at times
>privacybadger on my end is 90% of the time disabled because too heavy
>>54295844
no particular version. Just from personal experience.
Already three times, different norton "protected" pc's were infected, but bullshit norton was unable to detect it. Even Avira was alerting for infection.
Nobody can tell me that is considered good.
>>54294726
GENTOO
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>>54295877
I had the same experience with all antivirus in the market. Some detect some viruses, some don't. Normal shit. Norton detect most therefore it's good.
dunno
back then
when everyone had win XP
my uncle, who taught me how to use a computer and helped me setting up my first computer because everyone else in my family had no idea about this stuff, told me if your pc has enough performance and you don't care use avast
else eset nod32
I'm still using eset nod32 because it just werks and didn't think about it too much
on my laptop I don't even have one because I'm too lazy to download and install one
>>54295943
>can't properly delete virus and prevent reinstall after reboot
>have to use Spybot S&D in safe mode
I still think norton is crap, especially considering it's paid software.
linux + firejail
https://github.com/netblue30/firejail
sandboxed shit may selfdestruckt but my system will live.
fuck memeav
Zemana found a google chrome adware set that no other antivirus posted did. I downloaded a contaminated dazloader without realizing
>>54294726
http://www.herdprotect.com/
I shouldn't have to explain myself
>>54296402
>I shouldn't have to explain myself
But you do.
>>54296622
It scans shit quickly on my shitbox, because it's cloud based and it's got very expansive definitions. Past that, I don't care that much. I just run scans with that once in awhile and let microsoft security essentials take care of active protection, not like I really need that anyway.
Antivirus is for when you're stupid and you make bad decisions. I infrequently make bad decisions so I don't have much reason to care about what's the best, so long as it works and it's relatively quick that's fine by me.
NoScript, Disconnect Me, and privacy/security/ad filters with AdBlock plus
and a firewall that isn't crap which can block outgoing and incoming connections.
Plus, Sandboxie for opening any dubious files.
this: >>54296241
If your grandma or toddler needs an AV, use Bitdefender or NOD32 and a monthly scan using MalwareBytes. They are the best.
Avast and anti-malwarebytes
GANOO PLUS LINUCKS/REGULAR SENSORY INFORMATION DECISION RESPONSE IN CURRENT YEAR PROFESSIONAL EDITION
>>54294726
Ganoo Lunix
Common Sense® 20.12 LTS
>>54294757
So how do you protect against aids?
MBAM - to easy to crack.
I use Linux, and I haven't been able to find any anti-virus software for Linux, so I don't use any.
(Actually, there is anti-virus software for Linux, but it's for Linux running e-mail servers, and it checks the e-mails for Windows viruses. But that doesn't count because those viruses can't run on Linux (assuming no wine).)
>>54295441
>>54297311
Are you a time traveler?
With a Mac im sure his virginity is very safe
My fav is F-secure. They were one of the ONLY antivirus makers to come out against Sony in the rootkit debacle before the news went mainstream. They seem to take their users' security seriously.
