EvilZone
General Tech => Operating System => : th3g00n December 07, 2015, 09:18:34 PM
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I know this is old cliche, but I got a new computer and would like a recommendation for an antivirus. It's been a while since I used Windows so I'm kinda lost.
*FOR THE PENGUIN BIGOTS
I plan to install a Linux partition later so calm the fuck down.
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I used to use the Kaspersky solutions.
Pretty neat interface, KES database is pretty up to speed on the latest malware etc. I would go for that if I were you.
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eset nod32 enterprise 5 (activation-fix, unlimited updates)
hitman pro (30 day trial) for one time cloud based 2nd opinion scanner
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I also like Kaspersky .
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I suggest downloading this ISO and loading it on your computer:
http://mirror.rackspace.com/archlinux/iso/2015.12.01/archlinux-2015.12.01-dual.iso
Burn that to disk or use something like Rufus to put it on a bootable USB
Follow lifehackers guide to get it set up:
http://lifehacker.com/5680453/build-a-killer-customized-arch-linux-installation-and-learn-all-about-linux-in-the-process
After that guide, feel free to look through little tips and tricks I came across here:
https://evilzone.org/operating-system/so-i-installed-arch/
Then Install virtualbox and qt4. You can follow it in the WIKI here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VirtualBox
Load Windows within the virtualbox and put on ESET or Kasperky or Avira and profit
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I've used Kaspersky AV for a long time and I always liked it. But then I switched to a free AV and chose Microsoft Security Essentials.
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Kaspersky is by far the best AV solution
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Kaspersky is by far the best AV solution
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-19/cybersecurity-kaspersky-has-close-ties-to-russian-spies
The bottom line: Popular security-software maker Kaspersky Lab has close ties to Russian military and intelligence officials.
Why would you use AV from a country that is not your own?
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-19/cybersecurity-kaspersky-has-close-ties-to-russian-spies
Why would you use AV from a country that is not your own?
You recommend Eset that is not "American" either. I got by user experience
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You recommend Eset that is not "American" either. I got by user experience
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Oh guess you got me there.
Game recognize game:
https://threatcenter.crdf.fr/?Stats
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I mostly use Linux but at work i have windows so i use Mcafee Antivirus Enterprise + Antispyware with some Malwarebyte for weekly scans.
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MS Security Essentials is a joke. At work we use Eset, pretty nice AV. Used to have kaspersky, but it's a damn memory hog. Free AVs give you a load of shit along with the program. I used to be a big fan of Malwarebytes, until they raped the interface and riddled it with huge buttons.
There were malwarebytes keys posted in here somewhere, I used some to get premium access :P
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Common Sense 2016. Plus on all my servers (I have twelve), there are detection, intrusion and prevention systems in place. The frequent email updates I get for reports can be more annoying than Nancy Grace but eh.. the price I'm willing to pay for a secure network.
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I'm not a big fan of AV software in general...
It's just to easy to use some generic crypting software and get a 0/58 on a 58/58 virus. Generally I've opted for DEP and I have a service that kills any process not in my white list. It's a nuisance, but at least everything I run is stuff I know about. The only things that run without being in my white list is executable files signed by trusted parties.
I have more faith that the digital signatures are accurate than I do that an AV would pick up a virus.
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I personally like Avira free. Good detection rate and not loaded with bullshit
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My personal favorites are Hitman Pro and Malware Bytes. Other anti-virus act more like a virus, I find.