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I don't understand, are you supporting Kaspersky at the number 1 antivirus software? Or do you need a review why Kaspersky is the best? I've seen people bypassing Kaspersky with their crypter, so I'm cautious when claiming any antivirus to be the best. Either way, I'd love to hear why you think Kaspersky is best.
 (Dec 23, 2019 04:06 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: I don't understand, are you supporting Kaspersky at the number 1 antivirus software? Or do you need a review why Kaspersky is the best? I've seen people bypassing Kaspersky with their crypter, so I'm cautious when claiming any antivirus to be the best. Either way, I'd love to hear why you think Kaspersky is best. I agree with you no antivirus is "best" each has their own perks. Some of them are super aggressive. Most crypters I see on hf has about 2-3 days before they start getting picked up. (Jan 8, 2020 02:15 PM)Trip Wrote: I agree with you no antivirus is "best" each has their own perks. Some of them are super aggressive. Most crypters I see on hf has about 2-3 days before they start getting picked up. Well said my man. I am just no big fan of recommending anti-virus programs due to the fact that they are all behind. Like a Firefighter isn't going to wet a house before it catches fire, same with anti-virus programs. Stupid comparing, but had to name something haha. (Jan 9, 2020 06:39 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: Well said my man. I am just no big fan of recommending anti-virus programs due to the fact that they are all behind. What do you think about windows defender? Not that av comparatives are reflecting real life usage but they been scoring much higher than paid services. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...irus-tests (Jan 9, 2020 07:08 AM)Trip Wrote: What do you think about windows defender? Not that av comparatives are reflecting real life usage but they been scoring much higher than paid services. I dislike the Windows defender, it works "well" for those who browse the internet for cat photos, social media and email. Yet when using a Crypter or such thing, the Windows Defender disappoints me. Eset and Avira have been one of my favourites to use, yet I can't claim they are "bullet-proof" too.  (Jan 9, 2020 07:26 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: I dislike the Windows defender, it works "well" for those who browse the internet for cat photos, social media and email. Avira is thrash Used in past (Jan 9, 2020 07:30 AM)ETH Wrote: Avira is thrash Used in past Sorry, I meant "Avast Antivirus". I never had issues with them, the only issues I had was. AVG - made my PC slow Kaspersky - expensive for basically nothing in protection Panda - great design but slow in process Norton - made my PC even slower than AVG The rest of the programs I tested aren't really worth mentioning. My favourites are Avast and Eset nod32. 🤝 What's your program of chose my man? And why? Want to look more into those to give others advice as well. (Jan 9, 2020 07:40 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: Sorry, I meant "Avast Antivirus". I never had issues with them, the only issues I had was. I never recommend anything simply use the brain and for online usage try some extensions most of time it keeps away from problems AVG and Avast are owned by same one and i'm simply said that it is junk program (Jan 9, 2020 07:48 AM)ETH Wrote: I never recommend anything simply use the brain and for online usage try some extensions most of time it keeps away from problems I recommend certain programs for family members. My grandpa (one of the 2 I have left) is a huge fan of doing this online. He is a "real computer guy" as he says. Browsing the elderly-forum, using the email to contact his buddies and such. I love him. Either way, he's so paranoia because of commercials (hackers, etc) that I had to install anti-virus for him and almost weekly check upon it. For those people I recommend either Eset Nod32 or Avast. (Jan 9, 2020 07:52 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: I recommend certain programs for family members. My grandpa (one of the 2 I have left) is a huge fan of doing this online.For your grandfather https://www.novirusthanks.org/ Use osarmor and use some of their products to harden your security in PC Say Hi to grandfather (Jan 9, 2020 08:12 AM)ETH Wrote: For your grandfather When looking at the tools I think I'll scare him more than calm his mind. https://www.novirusthanks.org/browse-by/...ion-tools/ He wants to see, literally, like a green "you're safe" message when opening an antivirus. Every other detail which is unknown for him is triggering his concerns. He "tried" helping me to fix the internet the last day, by restarting and unplugging his new Printer. He said his printer could disrupt the internet because it takes electricity from the same socket lol. Don't get me wrong, not patronising my own family I love him a lot, yet he doesn't get a single thing I tell him. Will show him the website and ask if he'd like some teaching so he can monitor his own files and delete it when needed. Like bank summaries he's printing. (Jan 9, 2020 07:40 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: Sorry, I meant "Avast Antivirus". I never had issues with them, the only issues I had was. Avg and avast are the same company and sell ur data to third parties. (Jan 9, 2020 08:15 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: When looking at the tools I think I'll scare him more than calm his mind. Okay Good to go with some antivirus like sophos Already you said ESET (Jan 9, 2020 08:27 AM)Trip Wrote: Avg and avast are the same company and sell ur data to third parties. So does Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, VPN's (some) and other companies. It's all about drawing a personal border of what you except and don't except to use. |
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