i think ther is a difference between antivirus and malwarebytes..
but i have malware bytes installed and got a key online..
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As far as I have tested, AVG turns out to be the best. Avast is also good but it might corrupt bluetooth in windows 8 . It may work for you good. A level 4 hacker has told me about avast that it had caught a virus that no other antivirus could. This is why such topics remind me of avast.
why it may corrupt bluetooth?
In my opinion ESET NOD32 is the best, I've used it for years and never had any problems regarding security.
Its not security that matters but privacy, and in some cases it's the same.
Instead of giving your credit card info and bank password so some thief in a 3rld world country ,now you give it to spies from your gov.
I was just thinking the same the other day but if you're on a windows machine then you have no choice but to rely on one of these antiviruses otherwise it'll get infected pretty quickly and there aren't much choices with open source antiviruses. I know one that is ClamAV but I don't think it will work as good as the other ones does.
And it's hard to only run a linux system as some of the apps don't work on it too great.
Actually you dont need an antivirus, you only need an anti spyware & firewall (that doesnt necessarly eliminate trojans but blocks them from transmitting data back to the hacker) & perhaps a realtime kernel analyzer, that detects suspicious activity in your windows system (a trojan horse trying to infiltrate in your system)
What spyware & firewall you recommend then? And what kernel analyzer can one use to detect suspicious activity?
i dont use antivirus though i think avira is the best
i think avg is the best one
As far as I have tested, AVG turns out to be the best. Avast is also good but it might corrupt bluetooth in windows 8 . It may work for you good. A level 4 hacker has told me about avast that it had caught a virus that no other antivirus could. This is why such topics remind me of avast.
i think AVG the best antivirus 
kaspersky antivirus
avast good enough and it's free 
Norton is never been good at its job, it always been so cheap even kids could buy it.
I use this combo: 360 Total Security + Private Firewall.
Both are free, and powerful.
Private Firewall saved me from a malicious scammer that wanted to install a sort of random script on my machine during a TeamView "help"
He started the script 2 times, but he got panicked when my firewall asked what it had to do with that weird connection that came from script xyz.
After that the scammer deleted his facebook account and he disappeared.
Script kept going but my firewall kept it under chains under i found the script and nuclear bombed it.
I use this combo: 360 Total Security + Private Firewall.
Both are free, and powerful.
Private Firewall saved me from a malicious scammer that wanted to install a sort of random script on my machine during a TeamView "help"
He started the script 2 times, but he got panicked when my firewall asked what it had to do with that weird connection that came from script xyz.
After that the scammer deleted his facebook account and he disappeared.
Script kept going but my firewall kept it under chains under i found the script and nuclear bombed it.
Norton 360
Love it
Love it
Use kaspersky its friendly user and always updated.My laptop never had errors,system crash and all virus detected.
kaspersky anti virus features include real time protection,detect and removal viruses like trojan horse,spyware,worms,adware , keyloggers and other malicious tools on your pc or laptop.
try also esset is it pretty good anti virus too....
kaspersky anti virus features include real time protection,detect and removal viruses like trojan horse,spyware,worms,adware , keyloggers and other malicious tools on your pc or laptop.
try also esset is it pretty good anti virus too....
In my opinion ESET NOD32 is the best, I've used it for years and never had any problems regarding security.
Its not security that matters but privacy, and in some cases it's the same.
Instead of giving your credit card info and bank password so some thief in a 3rld world country ,now you give it to spies from your gov.
I was just thinking the same the other day but if you're on a windows machine then you have no choice but to rely on one of these antiviruses otherwise it'll get infected pretty quickly and there aren't much choices with open source antiviruses. I know one that is ClamAV but I don't think it will work as good as the other ones does.
And it's hard to only run a linux system as some of the apps don't work on it too great.
Actually you dont need an antivirus, you only need an anti spyware & firewall (that doesnt necessarly eliminate trojans but blocks them from transmitting data back to the hacker) & perhaps a realtime kernel analyzer, that detects suspicious activity in your windows system (a trojan horse trying to infiltrate in your system)
What information are the AV's collecting exactly?
is there any research or something I can read about this?
http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/06/22/foreign-av-companies-targeted-by-nsa/
(AVG , ESET, BITDEFENDER, AVIRA,AVAST,ETC)
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015/06/22/nsa-gchq-targeted-kaspersky/
www.wired.com/2015/06/us-british-spies-targeted-antivirus-companies/
http://fossbytes.com/nsa-hacked-kaspersky-labs-and-other-anti-virus-software-to-track-users/
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-19/cybersecurity-kaspersky-has-close-ties-to-russian-spies
http://www.businessinsider.com/kaspersky-and-russian-spies-2015-3
Probably all big antivirus softwares are compromised.
i use avast
Avast Free + Sandboxie + Common sense 
sandboxie is antivirus?
Kaspersky
Avast Free + Sandboxie + Common sense
I use eset
In my opinion ESET NOD32 is the best, I've used it for years and never had any problems regarding security.
Its not security that matters but privacy, and in some cases it's the same.
Instead of giving your credit card info and bank password so some thief in a 3rld world country ,now you give it to spies from your gov.
What information are the AV's collecting exactly?
is there any research or something I can read about this?
avira is the best
In my opinion, It's Avast free antivirus.
I like avast
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