What's the Best Anti-virus?

Infinite said:

IMO:

Paid - Kaspersky
Free - MSE.

I personally use MSE.

In danger of repeating myself I'm using KIS paid and Comodo Pre free on the testers. CIS is very like KIS in configs and the firewall just great.

Plus I use the WPA2 as well.

I'd say simply, yes. I am not into collecting links, showing that f secure wins over the others, but it is a fresh and pretty good piece of software.

These are the results of the latest AV Comparatives testing...



Note: Qihoo may have detected more malware than the others but it also had the most false positives

tw33k said:

These are the results of the latest AV Comparatives testing...



Note: Qihoo may have detected more malware than the others but it also had the most false positives

webroot's not on that list

Anyway Just purchased my wifey a laptop i got rid of Norton and Installed MSE instead

I could care less for a free 60 day trial i don't need the headache's of alerts if you know what i mean also getting rid of all bloatware

The Best I would say is MSE and then comes Symantec Endpoint.

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tw33k said:

These are the results of the latest AV Comparatives testing...



Note: Qihoo may have detected more malware than the others but it also had the most false positives

amazed MSE caught more then avast might go back to MSE

M1GU31 said:

tw33k said:

These are the results of the latest AV Comparatives testing...



Note: Qihoo may have detected more malware than the others but it also had the most false positives

amazed MSE caught more then avast might go back to MSE

Why am i not surprized at hearing that? Actually the best av "plus" note the word plus antimalware protection in general I've been working with for almost two full years now is VIPRE. It's not a free program but reasonably priced for all it does!

As soon as I opened up a folder on the drive I still keep some old XP files on Whamo it spots and quaranteens an old XP utility? actually zip file download with a trojan hidden inside! Some time later I went to open up another folder on the same drive and VIPRE flagged an exe file never used where every other program tried missed it completely!

These weren't any false positives either. But why no other antivirus or spyware/adware removal program tried out over several years DID NOT even detect a bug with either of those two files is beyond me. I still would recommend adding on additional IE protections if you are running something else that lacks IE security since that's where just about bugs are placed on your system besidess file transfers between machines and I-Worms in strange unknown emails!