Is Gridinsoft Anti-Malware Legit? Got a malware issue recently

>>51542911

At the very least, it doesn't contain any spelling errors in that screenshot you posted, and it looks good, which automatically eliminates a lot of the obvious spyware.

>>51542950
Yeah, true. I did some background checking and he has a Twitter and company and blog that deals with current adware issues. So he's either dedicated or legit as far as I can tell.

Taking a shot in the dark and scanning with it. Got thousands of toolbars I don't remember accepting. I might have allowed the Ask Toolbar at some point, by accident.

>>51542987

Yeah, the guys behind this seem really dedicated for it to be malware. They have a blog as well:

http://anti-malware.gridinsoft.com/blog/

I would say it's legit.

Thanks for the little check. Just wanted to check with you and perhaps spread the word. It's doing a good job of cleaning the old laptop.

ps buy girdinsoft today

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>>51543108

Okay now there's a page for buying its license, a year for $10 sounds like quite the steal but I'm not sure given its lack of modern encryption.

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>>51543558
Here's the specifics

>>51543558

You're aware Sophos is free, right?

>>51543571
Oh, thanks. Never heard of that. I'll check in on it now.

>>51542911
It clearly says "anti-malware", OP. You should trust it.
After all, what have you got to hide?

>>51543613
sophos is free, but you need an update server

>>51543624
A lot of furry porn for one. :^)

>>51542911
Why not just install Malwarebytes?