MBAM users, please give me your combination.

[OvenMaster]

MBAM Free with Avira Free AV.

 

[Boozad]

Windows 7 - MBAM free with paid F-Secure. I run weekly scans with MBAM along with SAS while F-Secure runs realtime.

Windows 10 - MBAM free with Defender. I may look at replacing Defender with F-Secure when W10 goes RTM.

I'm thinking about going MBAM Premium at some point, it's an excellent program I use often so only seems right that I pay for it.

 

[koolkat77]

MBAM freeware with a free antivirus MSE

 

[MoxieMomma]

MBAM Premium + MBAE Free + KIS (and SAS Free for tracking cookies) for both Win7/64 desktops.

MBAM Premium + MBAE Free + Sophos (and SAS Free for tracking cookies) for Win7/64 laptop.

(And MBAM-Mobile + KIS on my Android phones.)

IMPORTANT REMINDERS for anyone who might be voting for either of the first two options in the poll:

• MBAM Free provides no real-time protection -- it is only a manual, on-demand scanner.
• MBAM Premium does provide real-time protection against zero-hour and zero-day threats not targeted by an anti-virus, but it is NOT (and was never intended to be) a substitute for a robust anti-virus, either free or paid: Does Malwarebytes Anti-Malware replace antivirus software?

Cheers,

 

[Jacee]

MBam Premium and Avira Internet Security Suite. Along with these, I have SAS and SpywareBlaster.

 

[abuela101]

MBAM Premium and Avast free with only the shields installed. Additionally HitmanPro paid and SpywareBlaster free.

 

[americancritic2]

Hi Arc, I use MBAM free version along with Superantispyware. Hope this helps...

 

[Layback Bear]

Running active.

Malwarebytes Premium and Microsoft Security Essentials.

 

[trendy]

Windows 7 Home premium.MalwareBytes paid for,Kaspersky Anti vir paid for. super antispyware when required scan now and again.

 

[Lady Fitzgerald]

MBAM Premium and Avast free for the poll

A bunch of other active programs as well.

A Guy

I got my four licenses back when they were still lifetime.

 

[GokAy]

ZoneAlarm Extreme Security
MBAM free Pro
SuperAntiSpyware Free
MBAE Free
Windows Defender

Edit: Can't change vote +1 for Paid AV/ Paid MBAM

 

[Loki]

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

 

[dwarfer66]

I use MBAM Premium, MBAE Premium, and Windows Defender, also Spybot.

 

[Tookeri]

I have MBAM Premuim + paid AV (F-Secure), but I trust Applocker / Software Restriction Policies and Sandboxie more

I had to tweak EMET so it would work with MBAE.

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

 

[cottonball]

On Windows 7 > MBAM freeware with Panda Free Antivirus

On Windows 8 > MBAM freeware with Windows Defender

 

[Bill]

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

 

[MoxieMomma]

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

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,

 

[Anak]

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.

 

[scr]

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

 

[hazel123]

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.