¤¤ Probably the best free security software list in the world ¤¤
- Thread starter Cock Head Jones
- Start date
No problem homie. You're still on time.
excellent drop
This is something special right here. Thank you
this here alone is worth the 10 bucks
ionno bruh. just because you're paying for it does not mean its better. that's like saying you wont get Ubuntu because its free. we're not talkin ford pinto vs maybach benz here. in the technology world free does not always mean mediocre. the software i listed speak for themselves in terms of quality and that's why i, and alot of others, use them. they're quality products and the manufacturers put them out for free.
the notion that paying for something means you're getting a quality product is misleading and wrong in the internet age
Roll with the Comodo antivirus and firewall
http://personalfirewall.comodo.com/download_firewall.html
You'll be good to go.
That guy doesn't respond well to facts or common sense. Just a heads up...
AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition 8.5 will support windows 2000 and up.
here is the website that shows the platforms it supports
http://free.avg.com/platforms
yup.
(props on the thread)nod32 + outpostfriewall + avg free edition = best combo, btw...that norton is a memory hog 
on vista
on vista
(props on the thread)nod32 + outpostfriewall + avg free edition = best combo, btw...that norton is a memory hog
That's weird. I just stopped using Norton Internet Security 2009 a lil while ago on Vista. Lightest setup I've used in a while. Avira has better detection though.
PCMag.com said:
For real - that list damn near made a helico-pter crash the flight.
thanx
lol
Good point. I would recommend Avira over pretty much anything other AV right now personally. It's just much better.
Damn, good looking out. 
Seriously though, someone should make this a sticky in the tech forum. I've come back to this thread no less than three times to check on shit.
Again to the OP, good fucking drop bruh.
Again to the OP, good fucking drop bruh.
Yea Avira + Comodo + malwarebytes + common sense is pretty much a standard safe setup.
In terms of just AV I think Avira is the best thing out right now. The list creator, the group that run the security software evaluations I posted and a buncha folks in the thread seem to agree.
Last edited:
this is the definition of fort knox. assuming you have a hardware firewall which i do have in addition. light on the resources, heavy on the voodoo for whatever tries to penetrate
Props to the OP!
I just got a Rootkit that Avast couldn't handle and it wouldnt let me install almost all of the software under Anti-malware scanners, AV-Scanners, & Rootkit-detection.
Luckily, I was able to install Hitman Pro and it took care of it!
Gonna switch from Avast to Avira and see how that works out.
I just got a Rootkit that Avast couldn't handle and it wouldnt let me install almost all of the software under Anti-malware scanners, AV-Scanners, & Rootkit-detection.
Luckily, I was able to install Hitman Pro and it took care of it!
Gonna switch from Avast to Avira and see how that works out.
Props to the OP!
I just got a Rootkit that Avast couldn't handle and it wouldnt let me install almost all of the software under Anti-malware scanners, AV-Scanners, & Rootkit-detection.
Luckily, I was able to install Hitman Pro and it took care of it!
Gonna switch from Avast to Avira and see how that works out.
Nice
Props to the OP!
I just got a Rootkit that Avast couldn't handle and it wouldnt let me install almost all of the software under Anti-malware scanners, AV-Scanners, & Rootkit-detection.
Luckily, I was able to install Hitman Pro and it took care of it!
Gonna switch from Avast to Avira and see how that works out.
i never used hitman pro but i like to see whats working for people. never know when i'll need a backup.......just in case
Similar threads
