What are the good, free anti-virus options out there? I'm

>>57131205
Avira AV
Malwarebytes

All you need.

GNU Common Sense

literally doesn't matter. 0 day malware will always go undetected so use your own judgement instead of relying on software

>>57131596
>"Doctor, are there any vaccines you think I should get before I travel to places with lots of diseases?"
>"nah just don't get sick tho lol"

Quality contribution!

It's better to have an AV program and not need it than to not have one when you do need it.

>>57131924
That analogy is flawed, you can't detect diseases at a glance while malware can be spotted from the source.
No shit its better to have something rather than nothing, the point is that you don't need it.

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It's not perfect, but I found avira anti virus with BGPKiller to be a solid option. I install it on all my retard coworkers'/friends' computers, and it makes my life a ton easier.

>>57131205
I have always used pirated EsetNod32.
Easy to install and Licenses are easy to find,never has let me down