Which one anti-virus you are using to secure you PC

[tomaz]

Sure,, Nod32 is free and awesome

I will try Nod32

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[Borisz]

COMODO free version

I like the sandboxing feature even in the free software. I was using AVG before, but that didn't have it.

[tomaz]

COMODO free version

I like the sandboxing feature even in the free software. I was using AVG before, but that didn't have it.

i have Comodo on phone .



and i have phone rooted for speed

[Mayuyu48]

still use NOD32 antivirus, it's free and light of using RAM

[samaricanin]

Avast free

[DarkHyudrA]

I used Avast on the last year, but then I saw that it NEVER really detected anything, so I made my computer a favor and removed it.
Now I have better ping responses and making temporary server with it is less painful.

[Bubbsandbubbs3]

I use Kaspersky too, but I also use CM Security for my mobile. It really helps.

[pagalwana]

using avast but i think nortan is the better option

[marthas]

There is already an topic on this.
ttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=761873.0

But AVG all day long. 

[KryptonS]

I started using bitdefender total security, its fast and easy. I'd recommend it

[nizamcc]

AVG internet Security

[1Referee]

I use Avira Antivirus free version for like 10 years or so. It works perfectly fine.

Using your brains is also a good anti virus. Don't click on shit, and don't download shit.

[bokr57]

Microsoft Security Essentials

[ObscureBean]

Since I've moved to Linux Mint 3 months or so back, I've haven't bothered to install an anti-virus and I'm not even worried  When I was on Windows I was using Avast which I think is a very good free anti-virus. I also used AVG for years but I find Avast a little less resource hungry.

[velveno]

Microsoft Security Essentials, its worked out so far.

[yummyransom]

Kaspersky antivirus

[Vaccomondus]

malwarebyte

[ndnh]

BitDefender at the moment.

[KaliLinux]

I am currently using ClamTK and COMODO to test if any nasties has got on my system, which it hasn't. Many false windows positives though. 'Linux' probably don't really need AV to be fair but helps me feel a little safer lol

[NeuroticFish]

I use Comodo free for some 5 years already, I think.
For the phone I had Bitdefender paid version (some 1 year key I've got for free) and it expired, now I can't make my mind between CM and Comodo.

I am getting disappointed of ESET. It used to be great. But now at work we switched from NOD32 to Endpoint Antivirus (the solution for businesses) and it sux bigtime. It slows down the computer VISIBLY.