Malewarebytes Discovery

[kado897]

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!!

me too. I use Norton as my AV and have the paid MBAM running. I also scan frequently with SAS to get rid of spyware.

 

[wanchoo]

It would be so nice if we kept a record of how many malware we have caught and got rid of, every time we ran Anti-Malware applications.

As for me, I have never come across any except for an occasional one in my Browser Cache that gets deleted any way when I exit from the Browser. However I still run Malwarebytes once a fortnight or so and usually find no infection.

The fact that for most of us there is no malware only proves the saying that "the Best Safety Device is a Careful Man (Computer User)".

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!!

me too. I use Norton as my AV and have the paid MBAM running. I also scan frequently with SAS to get rid of spyware.

 

[A Guy]

The people who don't know enough to have such programs are, of course, the ones who really need them

A Guy

 

[Layback Bear]

The people who don't know enough to have such programs are, of course, the ones who really need them

A Guy

That pretty much says it all. Many of us run these programs and it's not because we have nothing else to do.