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1. Avast
Avast is a Free Ani-Virus Suite that Comes with Total Spyware Protection. And an Anti-Rootkit.
It has a "HUGE" AV Base and it isn't a Resource Hog.
It is One of the Best Free Anti-Virus that I have Seen.
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2. Bitdefender
Bitdefender is a Advance Security Suite that Uses the Latest #1 Technology.
It does Use a lot of Resource's but it has a Large AV Base.
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3. Comodo
Comodo is a Really Good Security Suite for Most Computers. It has an Advanced Security & Firewall System. But if your PC doesn't have Much Memory don't use this. Because it has been Known to be a Resource Hog. But it could be Fixed now. So you can try it out if you like.
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4. Microsoft Security Essentials
Microsoft Security Essentials offer's a Good Layer of Anti-Virus Security. Its Protects against Viruses, Trojans, Spyware, and other Malicious Items.
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5. Panda
Panda Cloud is a Really Neat Security Suite. It is Light, Secure and Easy to Use.
It protects against a Large Amount of Malicious Item's.
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Let's agree to disagree mate, there are a lot of good antivirus(In terms of performance and real time detection rates) you seem to avoid in this list and moreover included less effective ones such as MSE and Panda.
List should be Bitdefender, Avira, Avast maybe AVG(It's still better than MSE and Panda).
/I take my statistics from av-comparatives.org.
Rain maker.
(Jun 28, 2014 11:14 PM)Antigen Wrote: Let's agree to disagree mate, there are a lot of good antivirus(In terms of performance and real time detection rates) you seem to avoid in this list and moreover included less effective ones such as MSE and Panda.
List should be Bitdefender, Avira, Avast maybe AVG(It's still better than MSE and Panda).
/I take my statistics from av-comparatives.org.
I only Posted MSE because its the Most Recommended from MS.
And Panda is actually really good. I tried it on my Windows 7 PC and it worked like a Charm.
But I'm new and i just wanted to try and help out.
This list sucks to be honest.
The top three free Antiviruses are : Avast!, Avira and Panda Cloud (if you have very low end specs).
Microsoft Security Essentials shouldn't even be used anymore, read this :
[Advice] To everyone using Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) by Aurа
Bitdefender isn't free from what I know. It's a paid Antivirus and only have a 30 days trial so it doesn't fit in your list at all. Good try but, no.
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(Jun 28, 2014 11:20 PM)Aura Wrote: This list sucks to be honest.
The top three free Antiviruses are : Avast!, Avira and Panda Cloud (if you have very low end specs).
Microsoft Security Essentials shouldn't even be used anymore, read this :
[Advice] To everyone using Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) by Aurа
Bitdefender isn't free from what I know. It's a paid Antivirus and only have a 30 days trial so it doesn't fit in your list at all. Good try but, no.
My bad, Panda is a good one actually, Panda does have 99% detection rates in March 14 real world detection test.
I do remember that Bit defender provided a free version not so long ago, I myself used it to test it, not sure if it's available now.
Rain maker.
(Jun 28, 2014 11:32 PM)Antigen Wrote: My bad, Panda is a good one actually, Panda does have 99% detection rates in March 14 real world detection test.
I do remember that Bit defender provided a free version not so long ago, I myself used it to test it, not sure if it's available now.
I recommend Panda a lot and even some helpers at GTG and BP recommends it 🙂 Cloud Antiviruses will become VERY popular in companies as it's becoming a real cloud service called SecaaS (Security as a Service) 🙂
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(Jun 28, 2014 11:36 PM)Aura Wrote: I recommend Panda a lot and even some helpers at GTG and BP recommends it 🙂 Cloud Antiviruses will become VERY popular in companies as it's becoming a real cloud service called SecaaS (Security as a Service) 🙂
If GTG and BP recommends then no questions asked lol 👍
I just didn't used it much to know how effective it's, I just checked some statis from Av-comparatives.org and surprised to know that it simply blocked 99% malicious files from a real world test March 14.
Rain maker.
(Jun 28, 2014 11:38 PM)Antigen Wrote: If GTG and BP recommends then no questions asked lol 👍
I just didn't used it much to know how effective it's, I just checked some statis from Av-comparatives.org and surprised to know that it simply blocked 99% malicious files from a real world test March 14.
I know I didn't expect it to be that good but it have pretty good damn results 🙂
Now I wonder if Kaspersky, ESET, big companies you know will release their own edition of Cloud-based Antiviruses. That should be interesting "
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(Jun 28, 2014 11:39 PM)Aura Wrote: I know I didn't expect it to be that good but it have pretty good damn results 🙂
Now I wonder if Kaspersky, ESET, big companies you know will release their own edition of Cloud-based Antiviruses. That should be interesting "
Ya, Probably everyone will move to Cloud, sharing is caring.
I might test Panda.
Rain maker.
(Jun 28, 2014 11:56 PM)Antigen Wrote: Ya, Probably everyone will move to Cloud, sharing is caring.
I might test Panda.
Give it a try, it have excellent reviews 🙂
That's what I would install on these little Acer Aspire One with like an Intel Centrino CPU with 1GB of RAM.
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(Jun 29, 2014 12:00 AM)Aura Wrote: Give it a try, it have excellent reviews 🙂
That's what I would install on these little Acer Aspire One with like an Intel Centrino CPU with 1GB of RAM.
I'll sure do, lol. I can't believe it is that much light weight on resources.
Rain maker.
(Jun 29, 2014 12:12 AM)Antigen Wrote: I'll sure do, lol. I can't believe it is that much light weight on resources.
Cloud equals lightweight.
Everything based on, or connected to the Cloud system is lightweight.
eset is the best antivirus and i work with them :D
(Jun 29, 2014 01:28 AM)King Cin Wrote: Cloud equals lightweight.
Everything based on, or connected to the Cloud system is lightweight.
The only downside of using a Cloud protection is that if you go offline, you'e fucked if you open an infected file that bypassed the scantime of the Antivirus.
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(Jun 29, 2014 09:02 AM)Aura Wrote: The only downside of using a Cloud protection is that if you go offline, you'e fucked if you open an infected file that bypassed the scantime of the Antivirus.
Exactly, unless your computer has built in data streaming or you are a low end spec. user, you should invest in a real time protection anti-virus that does not rely on the cloud.
Cloud AVs would be extremely effective on computers with wireless data aircards. 😉
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