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I get Norton for a paltry few dollars courtesy of using it at work, but it seemed to be slowing processor intensive aplications down. My wife does a lot of craft stuff with photoshop and that was worst.
I installed the free version of AVG and it's a lot better. Cheers Keith |
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Used AVG free edition on our old pc and was so impressed we have it on this new one. I also have MacAfee security suite. So far, so good
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Run Norton internet security on mine, was renewal time last month. Had a look at subscription on Symantec's site, 40 quid. Pc world.. 25 quid for the same thing? Bought the new one from the shop!
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Wouldnt touch Norton at all, dangerous sw which deletes perfectly good files or stuff that is needed to run other apps.
+1 for Avast! for me, excellent sw works in background and doesnt give me any scares. Finds trojans and stuff no bother. Free!!! |
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What about Kasperspy??
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Nobody wanna tell me what Kasperspy is like?
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I used to use Kaspersky for my linux systems, It was good. I used it within a filter for postfix to scan all incoming mail. From memory, it score high it the tests
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Kaspersky is good, as is Panda (at detecting viruses & spyware). I had a right 'mare with Panda 2007 on an XPSP2B box, runs ok on Win2K though. I like Mcaffee & I ran Norton for years, I don't like AVG or any free antivirus, you get what you *don't* pay for.
Even running an antivirus you should also do online scans like Pandas active (they also do a total scan), Kasperskys (although that will, quite handily, recognise some spyware as viruses) & Trend, etc. A second opinion is always good, especially on any suspicious files you might have downloaded or if you notice any suspicious listening/open ports (shell>netstat -a). HTH Last edited by _drummer_; 19-11-07 at 11:35 AM. |
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