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Definitive Best Antivirus 2008


Definitive Best Antivirus  

1595 members have voted

  1. 1. Your choice?

    • Antivir
      101
    • Avast!
      119
    • AVG
      215
    • BitDefender
      32
    • Clamwin
      4
    • F-Secure
      7
    • Kaspersky
      250
    • McAfee
      21
    • NOD32
      660
    • Norton
      47
    • Panda
      3
    • Sophos
      7
    • Symantec (Corporate)
      61
    • Trend
      8
    • VBA32
      1
    • Windows OneCare
      26
    • Zone
      7
    • Other (please specify below)
      26


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Recently switched from NOD332 to Avira Premium and loving it. Avira scores higher in all testes and is lighter.

And Avira has really poor proactive protection, ESET has ThreatSense?.(Y))

Also Avira has far more false positives. So your choice. Hope you finally stick to one product for more than 7 days.

NOD32 Facts

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I use Avast!, I have tried a few others from that list as well, but I liked how this is free, and it found the test viruses before it even downloaded :o and it just reset the connection to the site so the file wouldn't download, even when it was in 2 zip files.

Never tried NOD32, maybe I should one day lol

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And Avira has really poor proactive protection, ESET has ThreatSense?.(Y))

Also Avira has far more false positives. So your choice. Hope you finally stick to one product for more than 7 days.

NOD32 Facts

What are you talking about 7 day? I had NOD32 for over 6 months. Now I have Avira with NO FP. Avira was # 2 in the latest AV Comparatives test.

http://www.av-comparatives.org/

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LOL maybe I shouldn't talk :p

I have just changed from NOD32 to F-Secure Internet Security 2008. (Y) Feels like I've gone from a Vauxhall to a Mercedes. Comparing ESET Smart Security to F-Secure Internet Security 2008. F-Secure's product is polished and reliable, while the other feels a lot like a Version 1.0, which it is. But I would agree that NOD32's AV capabilities are very good too, even if it did miss detection of 2 malwares on my PC that F-Secure picked up and cleaned. ;)

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+1 NOD32

and this is why!!

Secunia Security Advisories

VendorESET

Product Link View Here (Link to external site)

Affected By 0 Secunia advisories

Unpatched 0% (0 of 0 Secunia advisories)

Most Critical Unpatched

There are no unpatched Secunia advisories affecting this product, when all vendor patches are applied.

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+1 NOD32

and this is why!!

Secunia Security Advisories

VendorESET

Product Link View Here (Link to external site)

Affected By 0 Secunia advisories

Unpatched 0% (0 of 0 Secunia advisories)

Most Critical Unpatched

There are no unpatched Secunia advisories affecting this product, when all vendor patches are applied.

KIS 7 has no unpatched vulnerabilities either. I hope you choose your Antivirus Product on more than just Secunia.

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I'm sick of these stupid polls. There is NO doubt the best antivirus is Kaspersky. Why? I'll tell you:

1.Updates: Does any other antivirus release updates EVERY hour (actually every 20 min)? NO! The only other one which has fast updates is NOD32, but it still updates every 4 hours! 4 hours, that means 4 times later than Kaspersky.

2.Detection: Kaspersky has so far the BEST Detection in both Malware and Spyware fields. It is also the best Antivirus in terms of Trojan and Rootkit detection.

3.Protection: Kaspersky has the best Firewall and the best protection agains viruses and spyware.

4.Heuristics: Kaspersky's Heuristic detection is one of the best around.

The next antivirus that I reccomend is NOD32 and F-Secure(uses kaspersky's engine)

AVG and Avast are crap since they produce a lot of false positives and detect any keygen or crack as a trojan (while they actually don't connect to the internet)

Avira is the best free antivirus.

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