What antivirus or protection do you use?

Edin

Genuinely curious to see what people here use as an A/V solution for their home PCs?

I use Bitdefender with Malwarebytes.

NetworkNewb

None

koz24

I don't use anything on my Linux box, though I hardly use it these days. I use Norton Security Suite for my Macs and PCs(it comes free with my ISP subscription).

stryder144

Bitdefender and Malwarebytes. I also lock down my browser (Malwarebytes anti-exploit, Web Of Trust, Privacy Badger, Adblock Pro, NoScript Suite) and use ZoneAlarm firewall.

Dollarhyde

I use almost everything the same as stryder144 for web except the Malwarebytes anti-exploit, but I will definitely check that out and buy a premium version soon. I use Kaspersky and Malwarebytes premium, I feel that Kaspersky is more powerful than Bitdefender.

techfiend

Panda free and MBAM. MBAE has many false positives in my experience.

Dollarhyde

techfiend wrote: »

MBAE has many false positives in my experience.

Could you elaborate on that please, I really want to know more about that.

netsysllc

Sophos cloud or FortiClient

alias454

Nod32, AVG, or ClamAV. I run ClamAV on my lab servers and on any Linux server that allows users to put files on it.

FrankTh

Emsisoft antimalware and malwarebytes. For the Linux, comodo antivirus. A scan online at times with nod32.
always clean.

Mike-Mike

i have the paid versions of MBAM and MBAE. I never experienced a false positive at home. At work we have had a few with MBAE.

I recently tried a multitude of home antivirus products. Panda, F-Secure, ESET, Trend, McAfee. I actually liked ESET the best, but when i got a new pc, it came with 2 years of the full McAfee suite, so I'm using that

markulous

On my windows 10 rig I use AVG. On my ubuntu laptop I don't use anything.

Remedymp

NOD 32.

tpatt100

I just use Windows Defender because I really only use my Windows machine for gaming. I kinda do everything else on mobile now a days.

wd40

I have been using Avast for several years.
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No Script and Adblock plus on Firefox.

si20

FrankTh wrote: »

Emsisoft antimalware and malwarebytes. For the Linux, comodo antivirus. A scan online at times with nod32.
always clean.

You scan online?!

I use nothing on my cent os box, windows 10 box has premium malwarebytes and kaspersky 2016. My mac has sophos. Browsers all use Ublock, Adblock, disconnect-me search, ghostery and a few other apps to help stop trackers/ads etc.

clintonia

I've been using Kaspersky (Antivirus) for years and it works great. I also like their recovery disk feature where you can make a bootable ISO/USB and scan your computer for malware/trojans just in case its malware that can't be effectively removed while the OS is running.

Replicon

Kaspersky also

techfiend

Dollarhyde wrote: »

Could you elaborate on that please, I really want to know more about that.

Maybe "many" isn't the correct word but MBAE has had me working lately. Last week MBAE blocked clean downloads, this week it's blocking printing in acrobat pro.

Dollarhyde

I will give it a try. Of it interferes too much, at point where I spend more time troubleshooting it, I will remove it, so far seems good.

SaSkiller

I have several PC's, most are running Bitdefender. Some are running MBAR/E, and/or EMET. Mobile devices have either Bitdefender or Avira.

More important than a product name however is ratings and reviews of it's performance. Every year I re-evaluate the products and see what is performing the best in a host of tests. Obviously for me the main concerns are detection, removal, FP rate, and performance.

Deathmage

Avira (with Guard turned off), Malwarebytes, and TrendMicro.

Then I do weekly scans with TDDS Killer, Stinger, and ComboFix.

But I do a **** ton of Torrenting, last year along I did close to 1 TB of downloads, 1.1 PB upload ratio since I started.

Iristheangel

Kaspersky and AMP. I have a sweet lil' 5506-X running at home on FP v6.0 and I've tied AMP for Endpoints with AMP for Network to see the network trajectory of files and I like testing the Threatgrid sandboxing. #nerdgasm.

Technically speaking, you could still have the free version, Immunet, which Sourcefire originally acquired: Immunet: Free Antivirus Software Download and Endpoint Security

kj0

Forticlient across all my computers. I use to run Vipre, but have since moved to free Forticlient as it is just as good, if not better.

fmitawaps

Avg Free, MalwareBytes Free, and CCleaner Free. They work well for me. I've never paid for an AV program, nor do I ever intend to.

Mitechniq

None,

If you dont invite the vampire into your home, he cannot come in.

dhay13

AVG free and malwarebytes

Snow.bros

I also use Biddefender + Malwarebytes + CCleaner rarely experienced any problems with this combination.

Snow.bros

Mitechniq wrote: »

None,

If you dont invite the vampire into your home, he cannot come in.

You never know, sometimes the vampire comes into your home unexpected I just prefer to be protected when that happens.

scaredoftests

avira..love this product.

TechGromit

I use Symantec at home, they use is at work too on the business computers. The Critical systems are scanned with OPSWAT Kiosks every time data is moved between systems. OPSWAT utilizes eight different anti-virus engines to scan each file.