Topic: Best antivirus? - page 35. (Read 45748 times)

Kaspersky in terms of security, utility and user-interface.

good for high-end users

I am using ESET these days, and like it so much.

Linux 

have you ever tried malwarebytes, is really good and can give you a protection in real time, not just the pc also browsing, and can find any virus in a short time. I''ve been using it for a while and in my opinion is good you should try it.

Symantec Endpoint Protection - free

Using free AVG. So far so good..

Quick Heal

 there is so much machines using boot-image programs such as DeepFreetz,
 but when running anti-virus scan they found a lot of virus, trojans ..

On my obligatory Win machine I use ClamWin with Sentinel and I'm pretty happy with it, very light on resources

The best antivirus is not having one at all and knowing how you get infected in the first place. If you don't know what you're downloading and running, don't download it and run it. The only real thing you can't protect against is if someone does a MitM attack or something similar and changes your data stream to download something they're pushing to your system instead of what you tried to download. If you do an ARP spoofing attack, you could poison the routing tables to go phishing. LANs are unsafe, so never hook into someone else's LAN, especially not internet cafes for this reason. Another reason not to hook into an open LAN is because someone might use WireShark to spy on all of your traffic and grab your passwords if you aren't using HTTPS, Tor, or the like. Someone could also create a honeypot open WiFi hotspot in your neighborhood. This could potentially make things even worse if they know who you are and they're after your identity or some such.

If you aren't skilled in the ways of the interwebs defenses, I recommend Comodo Antivirus. It has everything you could ever want in an antivirus and it's completely free. It even comes with a HIPS. (Host-Based Intrusion Prevention System) I don't know of any other antivirus that has this much power. The only drawback is that it isn't open source. Try ClamAV and possibly Snort if you're looking for something open source.

Avast is simply the best.

Avira Free is good enough.

The best is Avast free + Malwarebytes.

Avira best freeware

I think the best AntiVirus is Kaspersky Internet Security, i'm using it for years and it's pretty good.

Avast free anti-virus is good enough. Just don't download any fake wallet..

Bitdefender is best one. If you want a free antivirus, go for Avast. Other best paid antivirus are Kaspersky and ESET.

  ~~MZ~~

I am using Norton. I am happy with its performance. You can use Norton.

Bitdefender is the best ,i've been use it in the past 4 years.

I've got Avast and it functions very well!
I advise you this antivirus!