Malewarebytes Discovery

Layback Bear · 04 Feb 2012

Be sure and get back with us. I looked into SAS Pro but all they take for payments is credit card which I will not use.

jack1953 · 04 Feb 2012

Victek said:

jack1953 said:

Thanks for weighing in Vic. I use MSE. General consensus in here is that it works well with 7 especially on new pcs. I am going to try running MSE, MB Pro, and SAS Pro real time together and see how it goes.

Your welcome Jack. If you haven't already checkout the new Webroot SecureAnywhere product which is designed to work along side other AV. It's the next generation of Prevx and has good detection scores with minimal impact on resources.

Webroot finished first or second in every review I saw!! I will check it out. Although I have already paid for SAS Pro and MBE Pro.

ignatzatsonic · 04 Feb 2012

jack1953 said:

I wanted to see what else was out there and Malewarebytes always gets mentioned and recommended.

Every review I've come across gives a higher rating to the FREE version as opposed to the PAID versions, which I found very interesting.

I've never heard or seen anything about this. What is the nature of the complaints about the paid version?

Golden · 04 Feb 2012

Hi,

I agree with ignatz.

The only difference between the FREE and PAID version of Malwarebyes is residency, automatic updates, a scheduler, and a malicious IP blocker. The scanning engine, and the ability to detect and remove malware, is exactly the same in both versions.

Regards,
Golden

Infinite · 04 Feb 2012

Hi Jack,

I run MBAM and SAS (free editions) smoothly with MSE & Comodo Internet Security.

It finds stuff which MBAM and MSE doesn't.

It is a good piece of security.

Most of the users from SevenForums recommend it a lot of the time.

A Guy · 05 Feb 2012

I have both SAS Pro and MBAM Pro running in real time together (along with Avast), with no issues. A Guy

wanchoo · 05 Feb 2012

Malwarebytes is an excellent program and I use its free version regularly. However the point is that how many times have you been beset with malware since you started using Super Antispyware Pro.

If the answer is never then in my opinion Super Antispyware Pro is doing a good job and there is no need to install a multitude of Anti-Malware programs.

jack1953 said:

I was researching different antispyware programs because, even though I purchased a lifetime subscription for Super Antispyware Pro about 4 years ago, as a recommendation from someone else, all the reviews I see on it are very low!

I wanted to see what else was out there and Malewarebytes always gets mentioned and recommended.

Every review I've come across gives a higher rating to the FREE version as opposed to the PAID versions, which I found very interesting.

I will download and install today!!

Jack

A Guy · 05 Feb 2012

Different antimalware programs, like different AV programs, will find or miss things the other might not. I always think it's good to have at least a 2nd opinion. Will it be overkill? Possibly, but if it causes no problems, it is good peace of mind IMHO. A Guy

panais · 05 Feb 2012

A Guy said:

Different antimalware programs, like different AV programs, will find or miss things the other might not. I always think it's good to have at least a 2nd opinion. Will it be overkill? Possibly, but if it causes no problems, it is good peace of mind IMHO. A Guy

I agree!!

Layback Bear · 05 Feb 2012

I call using a few programs as layered protection. It's like having 3 locked doors before someone can get into the house and each door having a different locks. If you computer works properly with extra protection I not use it.