What virus protection do you use /g/?

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>>52449942

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>>52449942
>virus protection
>2015 + 1
>ishygddt
just use a firewall and some common sense... unless you are my grandma

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>>52449942
Why would you need virus protection?
Do you really watch porn and torrent shit on your PC?

install gentoo

>>52449942
Mcafee

None because mac masterrace

eset no32 + malwarebyres

none because any security threat worth worrying about wont be picked up by anti virus software

Common sense + malwarebytes free version.

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>>52450100
(^:

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>>52450185
>Linux Colonel

>>52449942
MSE

>>52450185
haha shitty open source
lmao

eset

>>52450185
Wheres the non 2014 one faggot

>>52449942
Windows Defender LOL

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>>52450185
>>52450267
Nvm already found it

>>52450289
>>52450185
Debunked bait charts that doesn't measure anything of importance. The showed information arent normalized to measure security, but merely as a reference of existing issues.
>contains fixed issues, not open issues. If a company spends time doing security research and fixes more issues this will punish them for that.
>information comes from vendor bug reports that arent properly normalized cause they are not intended for comparison. Most of those entries sum the issues based on how the vendor defines products. One example is the split up of Windows into multiple version while other OSs have all their bugs are summed up, or the fact that ubuntu contains all packages not just the core system.
>The sheer count of open issues means nothing. If JRE has 100 issues, but 98 only affect sandbox breakout in the browser plugin that still means that there were only 2 issues that affected regular java applications.
Now stop posting this stupid shit and go back to /v/ where you can continue stare at your (less is better) charts.

>>52449942
if i run my browser and non trusted apps in sandboxie will i still need an antivirus sofware?

>>52452164
https://blog.malwarebytes.org/intelligence/2014/02/a-look-at-malware-with-virtual-machine-detection/
http://www.antiy.net/p/anti-virtual-machine-and-anti-sandbox-in-malware/

>>52449942
NANO Antivirus

common sense 2016 + occasionally zemana antimalware free system scan

Eset

Common™ Sense ® Edition 2015 + 1