Bitdefender Total Security 2015 vs. Norton 360

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Quote from: BartmaX on July 28, 2014, 02:14:42 PM

Quote from: zeeshan98210 on July 28, 2014, 02:12:10 PM

Reformat your SSD then install Avast + malwarebytes. Avast free is still even ok.

I don't trust Avast I need 1000% secured PC.

You can't get 1000% security. You can't even get 100%... Grin

Reformat and malwarebytes are good. You should install some scriptblocker for your browser (noscript for firefox for example).

Most important is to adjust behavior: Don't follow all links, don't download and extract all things you're offered. Be paranoid to some extent.

If you have really sensible data: Cut off that computer from the internet and encrypt all data.

ya.ya.yo!

BartmaX

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Quote from: zeeshan98210 on July 28, 2014, 02:12:10 PM

Reformat your SSD then install Avast + malwarebytes. Avast free is still even ok.

I don't trust Avast I need 1000% secured PC.

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Reformat your SSD then install Avast + malwarebytes. Avast free is still even ok.

BartmaX

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Hi guyz,
I'm going to format my SSD (I've got some sh*t on my SSD), actually I've got Norton 360, it's nice anti-virus but - I downloaded Dr.Web & Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, I scanned my computers all of them. Dr.web ant MB A-M detected few trojans etc. But I think that I have got more viruses - Dr.Web detect every 2-3 hrs Trojan.MULDROP on my PC, and when I delete it, after few hrs I got it again.
Should I change my anti-virus to Bitdefender Total Security 2015 or should I stay with Norton 360? What do u prefer?

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