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ZoneAlarm Extreme Security
MBAMfreePro
SuperAntiSpyware Free
MBAE Free
Windows Defender
Edit: Can't change vote +1 for Paid AV/ Paid MBAM
Last edited by GokAy; 28 May 2015 at 08:02. Reason: Upgraded to Pro (Premium)/ Corrected Typo
MBAM users, please give me your combination.
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New #32
Hello,
MBAM Pro
SuperAntiSpyware Pro
WinPatrol Plus
Firewall:
Tinywall
PeerBlock: Spyware, Advertising, Bogon, DShield, HiJacked lists
OpenDNS set in both the PC and router
Anti-Virus:
MSE
VirusTotal Browser Extension: to check a file before I download and also scan websites
HerdProtect Scanner - for that deep down scanning that just makes you feel clean...
VirusTotal Uploader - to re-check downloads before I use them
Browser protection:
HitmanPro.Alert
EMET 5.2 with both the Popular and Recommend Software xml files imported. Added internet facing processes not on those xml's as needed.
Loki
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New #33
I use MBAM Premium, MBAE Premium, and Windows Defender, also Spybot.
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New #34
I have MBAM Premuim + paid AV (F-Secure), but I trust Applocker / Software Restriction Policies and Sandboxie more
Malwarebytes recommends to only use MBAE to avoid conflicts with EMET. Or make sure MBAE and EMET doesn't protect the same applications.
Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit | Page 58 | Wilders Security Forums
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New #35
On Windows 7 > MBAM freeware with Panda Free Antivirus
On Windows 8 > MBAM freeware with Windows Defender
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New #36
I use MBAM Premium (have a lifetime subscription, which is awesome)... and I've run into no issues so far. I also use adblock on all web browsing, which is a huge help.
Bill
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New #37
Hi, Bill (and others who are using ONLY MBAM Free or even ONLY MBAM Premium):
Just a friendly reminder:
- MBAM Free provides no real-time protection -- it is only a manual, on-demand scanner. It cannot prevent infection -- it can only remove infection that has already made it onto the system
- MBAM Premium does provide real-time protection against zero-hour and zero-day threats not targeted by an anti-virus. It is designed to be run alongside an anti-virus to provide complementary, layered protection, as advocated here and elsewhere, to help prevent infection.
- However, NEITHER MBAM Free NOR MBAM Premium is an anti-virus.
- And NEITHER MBAM Free NOR MBAM Premium is a substitute for a robust, real-time anti-virus.
- See here: Does Malwarebytes Anti-Malware replace antivirus software?
Cheers,Last edited by MoxieMomma; 27 May 2015 at 11:44.
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Posts : 5,605 Originally Win 7 Hm Prem x64 Ver 6.1.7600 Build 7601-SP1 | Upgraded to Windows 10 December 14, 2019New #38
Hi Archie,
I use mbam free, MBAEfree, MSE (real-time on), windows firewall, and spywareblaster free.
I run mbam and SASfree quick scans weekly with monthly full scans.
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New #39
I'm using Malwarebytes Premium and Eset Smart Security v9.x Beta plus a few things in Palemoon. SAS free is run once a week
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New #40
Windows 7 - I currently have MSE, Malwarebytes antimalware free for occasional scan, superantispyware for occasional scan and remove tracking cookies, zemana antilogger paid for, adblock on Firefox.
I used to have Norton 360 and nothing else - for 7 years - no problems and it removed tracking cookies via tune-up. But the new Norton doesn't seem that compatible with Windows 7 so have gone back to MSE and MBAM on two machines. Zemana antilogger is to save me having to use the onscreen keyboard for banking and passwords plus protection against keyloggers.
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