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antivirus and some security questions - shahwahababdul - Jun 2, 2016
Hello guys Hope you all doing good
wanted some questions if someone could help
1)which antivirus to chose give your opinion the best of the best
money is not an issue
if you cant suggest any better then below then chose one from below
Eset Nod32 vs Eset smart security???
what softwares do i need to install and keep running to make 110% sure that i wont get infected
I will Appreciate it
Thanks Guys
Regards
Abdul Wahab
* - Meowth - Jun 2, 2016
I personally recommend WebRoot as it is cloud based and scans 100x faster than any other anti-virus.
However, it is always a good idea to have malwarebytes as well.
Remember that you can still get infected even if you have an anti-virus. Virus's can be undetectable by your anti-virus so just download responsibly.
* - shahwahababdul - Jun 2, 2016
(Jun 2, 2016 07:59 AM)Borderlands Wrote: I personally recommend WebRoot as it is cloud based and scans 100x faster than any other anti-virus.
However, it is always a good idea to have malwarebytes as well.
Remember that you can still get infected even if you have an anti-virus. Virus's can be undetectable by your anti-virus so just download responsibly.
hey thanks for the reply bro ill be buying malwarebyte soon and do you think webroot is better then eset?
* - Meowth - Jun 2, 2016
(Jun 2, 2016 08:12 AM)shahwahababdul Wrote: hey thanks for the reply bro ill be buying malwarebyte soon and do you think webroot is better then eset?
Malwarebytes is free. Do not buy it.
Typically choosing an anti-virus is generally personal preference they are all good at detecting virus's some detect certain virus's better than others.
However, like I said just download with caution and you will be safe.
Also, type in "msconfig" in your start menu and hit enter. Then click start-up.
You will see programs that are set to automatically start when you boot up your computer.
If you see something you do not recognize or you are unsure about, it is possible that it is a virus. Do not disable anything unless you are 100% sure, so make sure to ask around here before doing so.
Best of luck to you!
* - shahwahababdul - Jun 2, 2016
(Jun 2, 2016 08:16 AM)Borderlands Wrote: Malwarebytes is free. Do not buy it.
Typically choosing an anti-virus is generally personal preference they are all good at detecting virus's some detect certain virus's better than others.
However, like I said just download with caution and you will be safe.
Also, type in "msconfig" in your start menu and hit enter. Then click start-up.
You will see programs that are set to automatically start when you boot up your computer.
If you see something you do not recognize or you are unsure about, it is possible that it is a virus. Do not disable anything unless you are 100% sure, so make sure to ask around here before doing so.
Best of luck to you!
Thank you for your time mate hope to see other guys feedback asswell
* - EliteTM - Jun 3, 2016
Like what was said above, it is all personal preference. My preferred "setup" is Avast Anti-virus (the free one) as the active/real-time protection or an alternative, is I like to use Panda Anti-virus (the free one aswell). Then I would manually run Malware-bytes daily, weekly or monthly (Malware-bytes in my opinion is the only protection software I would pay for). I personally don't like to pay for the premium options, but that again that is just me and it does support the company.
* - Elweth - Jun 4, 2016
If you got the money and resources, go for Kaspersky. It comes with a full suite of protection.
* - shahwahababdul - Jun 4, 2016
Thanks guys for the opinions Really Appreciate it and conclusion is
Malwarebyte is a must having software and i would to buy pro version for the realtime protection and will decide on which antivirus to chose :D
* - Captain Steve Rogers - Jun 4, 2016
I would suggest Avast and MalwareBytes.
Both are free.
And if money isn't an issue then buy Avast Internet security and MalwareBytes Pro.
"what softwares do i need to install and keep running to make 110% sure that i wont get infected"
- Don't install any random shit.
- Make sure your Java is up to date.
* - shahwahababdul - Jun 4, 2016
(Jun 4, 2016 03:50 AM)#Programmer Wrote: I would suggest Avast and MalwareBytes.
Both are free.
And if money isn't an issue then buy Avast Internet security and MalwareBytes Pro.
"what softwares do i need to install and keep running to make 110% sure that i wont get infected"
- Don't install any random shit.
- Make sure your Java is up to date.
wow thanks buddy this one helped alot thank you very much but bro can you tell me something why is avast the choice dont get it because many crypters have issues with bypassing nod and avg so why is avast the choice???
will be waiting for your reply thanks
* - Captain Steve Rogers - Jun 4, 2016
(Jun 4, 2016 04:58 AM)shahwahababdul Wrote: wow thanks buddy this one helped alot thank you very much but bro can you tell me something why is avast the choice dont get it because many crypters have issues with bypassing nod and avg so why is avast the choice???
will be waiting for your reply thanks
Link me to those crypters please.
It's on coders skills btw.
When someone uploads Trojan on distributing site, Avast is in the Top 5 Antivirus which updates it virus definition as soon as possible.
(Jun 2, 2016 07:56 AM)shahwahababdul Wrote: Eset Nod32 vs Eset smart security???
http://www.eset.com/int/home/for-windows/
Go for smart security.
* - BITW - Jun 4, 2016
Use any of Total Securities provided by Eset or Bitdefender.
* - shahwahababdul - Jun 4, 2016
(Jun 4, 2016 06:06 AM)#Programmer Wrote: Link me to those crypters please.
It's on coders skills btw.
When someone uploads Trojan on distributing site, Avast is in the Top 5 Antivirus which updates it virus definition as soon as possible.
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5199646
cant tell u exactly but giving you reference to LuminosityLink
cyberseal was not able to bypass avg
DarkEyE Protector V3 Basic was not able to bypass avg
BosonLight was not able to bypass avg kaspersky and avira
so as you can see these are i think top crypters (i think)
and you can clearly see that avast is priety easy to bypass
So what do you think???
* - ℓavish - Jun 6, 2016
Kaspersky with a hint of Malwarebytes = Best protection IMO.
Kaspersky can be changed with Bitdefender, avast and others if you do not want to pay.
* - Captain Steve Rogers - Jun 6, 2016
(Jun 4, 2016 11:43 AM)shahwahababdul Wrote: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5199646
cant tell u exactly but giving you reference to LuminosityLink
cyberseal was not able to bypass avg
DarkEyE Protector V3 Basic was not able to bypass avg
BosonLight was not able to bypass avg kaspersky and avira
so as you can see these are i think top crypters (i think)
and you can clearly see that avast is priety easy to bypass
So what do you think???
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Damn never knew AVG is soo good.
Go for AVG.