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[POLL] What is the definitive best FREE antivirus for 2025?


What is your favorite FREE antivirus software for 2025?  

19 members have voted

  1. 1. What is your favorite FREE antivirus software for 2025?

    • Avanquest Adware Antivirus/Protect (formerly Lavasoft)
      0
    • Avast! Free Antivirus (owned by Gen Digital)
      2
    • AVG Free Antivirus (owned by Gen Digital)
      0
    • Avira Free Antivirus (owned by Gen Digital)
      0
    • Baidu Antivirus
      0
    • Bitdefender Free
      3
    • Check Point ZoneAlarm Free
      0
    • ClamWin/ClamAV (owned by Cisco)
      1
    • Comodo Anti-Virus/Internet Security
      0
    • Dr. Web CureIt!
      0
    • Fortinet Forticlient
      0
    • HydraDragonAntivirus
      1
    • Kaspersky Lab Security Cloud (free)
      5
    • Malwarebytes Anti Malware (free)
      3
    • Microsoft Windows Defender (free)
      8
    • Qihu 360 Total Security
      0
    • Secureaplus
      0
    • Sophos Home / Surfright Hitman Pro
      0
    • Tencent PC Manager
      0
    • WatchGuard Antivirus (formerly Panda Security)
      0
    • Other: [specify below)]
      0

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  • Poll closed on 01/01/26 at 06:59

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Hello, 
  
This is this year's poll for best free anti-virus (aka anti-malware aka internet security aka endpoint security) security software.  
  
The poll for paid products is located here.  The poll for last year's best free antivirus is located here
  
If your choice is not listed, please choose "other" and reply below with its name.

This poll is multiple choice, so that you can select two (or more) choices.  If you do choose multiple options, please leave a comment with the ones you chose and why.  
  
Regards, 
  
Aryeh Goretsky 

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