Topic: What Antivirus are you using? - page 19. (Read 30710 times)
Well in my opinion kaspersky is the best to choose because of high security and i think they are also in top 10 antivirus ever.. so i recommend kaspersky..
i only used ESET since the first time i bought this laptop . maybe there's a better antivirus than eset but i prefer to use it because it has a simple options of how you arrange or set the schedule you want to scan your computer and it has a strong anti-malware feature so i'll choose eset for the security and safety of my computer .
Kaspersky is the best in my opinion
kaspersky internet security Pro 
still the best to use is kaspersky.. And kaspersky has crypto security it can protect your bitcoin from hackers and viruses.. and already put an add on in my google chrome with kaspersky protection so if you are going to a phishing site it can block the site..
And never experience yet any problem.. and its user friendly..
And never experience yet any problem.. and its user friendly..
I'm using Avast(free) its good but still not the perfect one I just have to pick sites that is trustable and also reviewing some of the content I have to download ,determining also the files inside still the best. I have Malwarebytes for just scanning purpose when I'm on my laptop maintenance day it really helps btw as I don't have a high end specs.
Im also using avast, its simple i think, not make my pc work harder..maybe i'll trying another AntiVirus soon,
using Kaspersky from long time.
it's best for me.
it's best for me.
I'm using Avast(free) its good but still not the perfect one I just have to pick sites that is trustable and also reviewing some of the content I have to download ,determining also the files inside still the best. I have Malwarebytes for just scanning purpose when I'm on my laptop maintenance day it really helps btw as I don't have a high end specs.
I have using avira for my computer
Eset works fine for me
Kaspersky is best for me.
also used McAfee,it is good.
i didn't find avast reliable for me.
so my vote is for Kaspersky.
also used McAfee,it is good.
i didn't find avast reliable for me.
so my vote is for Kaspersky.
Use Eset Nod back then. it treats exe file as virus actually lol so every time i download an exe file Nod suddenly deletes it. such an anti microsoft lol
McAfee does the work for me.
Vipre antivirus with build-in firewall. Used alot of anti-virus programs. Think this is one of the best payed and not affecting pc performance much. Using it for almost one year now never had any bad program/virus on my pc.
I experienced Avira as a solid free antivirus program.
I experienced Avira as a solid free antivirus program.
I just use Windows Defender and Malwarebytes.
I am using Eset.
Works great, not slowing down pc. Good experience.
Works great, not slowing down pc. Good experience.
I don't use antivirus software. There's no option for that on the poll.
I do not have any free antivirus but going to check my computer certificates now.
For those who want to do the same.
You can use Certificate Manager to see details about your certificates, modify them, delete them, or request new ones.
Open Certificate Manager by clicking the Start button , typing certmgr.msc into the Search box, and then pressing ENTER. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
This is a good thing to do. Learning about certificates and "the web of trust" is very important.
Most people don't even think about who gets to decide if a site is "trusted" or not.
This is a very interesting article and something I think everyone on the internet should read:
http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2012/02/how-to-fix-internet.html
Convergence (which is mentioned in the article) is a very interesting idea.
http://www.convergence.io/
I actually saw Moxy Marlinspike give a talk about Convergence, and its definitely the type of thing we need to be thinking about if we want a secure internet.
I'm using Free AVG for two years now. And my computer is not infected with any virus or malwares.
Using avast and avira.
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