We will never know for sure of course, but yes, kaspersky seems to be the best overall, now as you advice, best security is your own attitude !
I also use Kaspersky. So far, it has not caused any complaints. 
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We will never know for sure of course, but yes, kaspersky seems to be the best overall, now as you advice, best security is your own attitude !
You are right in saying that we do not trust antivirus altogether It seems suspicious to many. As long as you do not use antivirus they do not know about our privacy and are hacked but if our PC is safe then no virus can be attacked. Antivirus will not take effect on the PC before attacking the virus This is why antivirus should be analyzed by providing its own privacy.
Anti virus is not going to save crypto related hacks because most of them were executed by phishing method so only if user enters credentials of their wallet will get hacked.
IOS and Android will not get attacked by viruses like PC,so you actually no need one.
IOS and Android will not get attacked by viruses like PC,so you actually no need one.
I don't fully trust any anti-virus software since I believe all of it are collecting data in a way or another to secret agencies or other companies.
If i try to forget this then Kaspersky seems to be the best with a stable performance against viral activity for many years.
There is ESET, Bitdefender, Norton, F-secure also that I tried and i wasn't very satisfied.
Best security remains to visit legit website, don't visit and download anything from suspicious or random sites, don't plug anything to your computer or phone which isn't yours or at least without analysing it first...
If i try to forget this then Kaspersky seems to be the best with a stable performance against viral activity for many years.
There is ESET, Bitdefender, Norton, F-secure also that I tried and i wasn't very satisfied.
Best security remains to visit legit website, don't visit and download anything from suspicious or random sites, don't plug anything to your computer or phone which isn't yours or at least without analysing it first...
Out of curiosity, i'm wondering which anti-virus our fellow crypto enthusiast are using, feel free to share other password and security software you are using in general.
We live an Era where a lot of people take advantage of security breaches, wether it's on your phones, Android, Ios, your computers, you tablets, pretty much everything... hackers can even shut down your fridge, or play music on your Alexa device, in this case it's pretty harmless, but when you start using those device to check your bank account, store bitcoin on hardware wallets, or store pictures of your latest date which ended up inbetween your warm sheets, you might want to be sure no one is going to collect your data or share them on the internet.
So, i though it would be nice to see, according to your opinion, which are the best and safest antivirus and other security softwares.
We live an Era where a lot of people take advantage of security breaches, wether it's on your phones, Android, Ios, your computers, you tablets, pretty much everything... hackers can even shut down your fridge, or play music on your Alexa device, in this case it's pretty harmless, but when you start using those device to check your bank account, store bitcoin on hardware wallets, or store pictures of your latest date which ended up inbetween your warm sheets, you might want to be sure no one is going to collect your data or share them on the internet.
So, i though it would be nice to see, according to your opinion, which are the best and safest antivirus and other security softwares.
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