which antivirus do you use and why?

Mcafee is good, but when downloading files its sometimes best to download on a virtual pc first just incase ransomware is built into it.
 
I'm using Bitdefender Internet Security on all 3 comps in my office. It isn't cheap but multiple licenses pay off. I would say it works pretty descent as an antivirus and firewall.
 
I use linux.
I only install software from trusted sources. Don't run bullshit files and keep a close watch on the processes running on my computer (and what they're upto).

Never had a malware problem. Ever.
 
I Use Quick Heal Antivirus Pro. It Provide us better security and virus protection fro malware and unknown threat.
 
Avast, because i dont have money for paid one.
 
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Eset. Been great for over 15 years. Newegg has it on sale often. 3 PCs for less than $30.
 
It's a toss up for me, Bitdefender worked great but somehow interfered with Followliker on my desktop, so I got Kaspersky that worked great but for some reason I tried to uninstall to reinstall,had problems, so know i'm with Norton Security and I like it.
 
I use avast for almost 10 years. I think it is lightweight with nice realtime protection.
Whatever av you use, just ensure the virus definiton database always uptodate, otherwise it will be useless.
 
Imagine you want a contraceptive to prevent your partner to become pregnant. You get it, but you know you are not safe at all.
So you spend some more money to buy a better contraceptive. Still not safe.
Now you put much more money to buy the most-advanced-ever contraceptive.
Hurra!
You got a baby.

The perfect contraceptive was just to have an ugly partner and not having sex with her. 100% efficiency.

With OSs it's pretty much the same. You can install the best antivirus ever, you will waste your computer resources (and maybe money too) and someday you will get caught by a virus anyway. It's your destiny.

The perfect antivirus is an ugly operating system that nobody is interested to violate. Name? Linux.

Yep, Linux is pretty much hackable too, but who would care to spread a virus for the average John Doe's home-based Linux system?
The last time I formatted my computer was 8 years ago... the same exact time I have been running Linux.

Sorry for the creepy comparison... Just a morning reflection xD
Thanks. Nice comment.
 
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