I used it
and got all my multi-accounts in a browser game banned
altough I changed my IP, deleted cookies, deleted flash cookies, history etc.
can't find any reason except SandBoxie to get them banned
Topic: Best Softwares For Keeping PC Secure ? (Read 1813 times)
I never liked SandBoxie
I used it
and got all my multi-accounts in a browser game banned
altough I changed my IP, deleted cookies, deleted flash cookies, history etc.
can't find any reason except SandBoxie to get them banned
I used it
and got all my multi-accounts in a browser game banned
altough I changed my IP, deleted cookies, deleted flash cookies, history etc.
can't find any reason except SandBoxie to get them banned
kaspersky Internet security is my first choice
imo kaspersky and NOD32 are doing some very work. Need to buy them though for allot of money (yearly) if you live in a country where you use pirated software.
I don't think they're that expensive.
The price varies by country, but in USA a 2-year license of ESET Smart Security comes at $90. That's not very high.
And I'm sure the license in other countries is much cheaper than this.
imo kaspersky and NOD32 are doing some very work. Need to buy them though for allot of money (yearly) if you live in a country where you use pirated software.
why not try software like
deppfreeze
deppfreeze
Use Ios, everything being managed by Apple already.
There are viruses on IOS !
Especially targeting Bitcoins.
IOS users never use antivirus and are not careful. It's a great target.
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There have been malware for iOS and also Linux, but they're less in number because of the single reason that attackers want to attack majority of the users, so they attack mostly Windows.
True, but there are additional reasons.
Linux users generally don't need to go on the internet looking to download software from unknown sources, this reduces the risk to a high degree. The default dvds come with so much software, it would be an exception to download from an official repository.
Use Ios, everything being managed by Apple already.
That's a myth.
iOS is more secure because majority of the virus are targeted towards the most widely used operating system, Windows.
There have been malware for iOS and also Linux, but they're less in number because of the single reason that attackers want to attack majority of the users, so they attack mostly Windows.
Use Ios, everything being managed by Apple already.
Malwarebytes Anti Malware. Very good and detecting almost anything.
Last 5 years I used Pro versions antivirus like Eset and Kaspersky, downloading them via torrent and cracking its not a good way to protect your computer because its very possible they have keylogger in them. Now I have free avast what is enough for my needs and its work like a charm
All-in-one computer security software protects multiple devices with a single product. The advantages to buying such bundles are manifold. They cost less than the sum of their individual parts. You have one subscription-renewal date. You have one vendor to deal with that shoulders the integration burden
here are some of the best
Bitdefender Sphere, Norton 360 Multi-Device and Kaspersky Internet Security Multi-Device
here are some of the best
Bitdefender Sphere, Norton 360 Multi-Device and Kaspersky Internet Security Multi-Device
Use Kaspersky Internet Security 2014. Very affordable and one of the best of its kind out there. I have been using them for almost three years now, and I have never faced any problem. 
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Using Kaspersky for last 5 years and impressed by it.
I use Kaspersky as well and find it to be the best I've tried. The Norton software gave me nothing but problems for the year that I used it.
I don't use any. I go in bareback,
Just hope you won't regret it in some point of time..! with people always tring to invade your Security privacy and all.. its wiser to have some kind of security to protect yourself online. I use Ubuntu I'm sure I'll be fine.
This is only true for now.
As soon as the market share is big for Ubuntu, hackers will target the platform and find way to exploit it.
It's much harder to target a Linux box. Mainly because most people install software only from a pre-burned DVD or CD.
I switched to Linux and now I realise that the all Security Software economy is a scam.
I tend to agree. However, I imagine if most of the world switched from Windows to Linux/Unix, those systems would be targeted far more often with malicious attacks than they are now.
I don't use any. I go in bareback,
Just hope you won't regret it in some point of time..! with people always tring to invade your Security privacy and all.. its wiser to have some kind of security to protect yourself online. I use Ubuntu I'm sure I'll be fine.
This is only true for now.
As soon as the market share is big for Ubuntu, hackers will target the platform and find way to exploit it.
Learn linux and switch over.
Way more secure than using windows OS.
Way more secure than using windows OS.
Actually i'm using avast it has a really high quality protection to your pc, when I usually use a VPN program and also is good to make a security copy of your HD to keep save your files.
I switched to Linux and now I realise that the all Security Software economy is a scam.
I am using Kaspersky & Malwarebytes.
Overall they do what they need to do.
Overall they do what they need to do.
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