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Attention, Windows XP users
The trial version is not available for this OS. Microsoft stopped providing security updates or technical support for Windows XP in 2014.

The commercial version of Dr.Web Security Space supports Windows XP.

Dr.Web Security Space protection components
Anti-virus
Blocks viruses and malware from accessing the protected system and will cure the malignant programs that have already penetrated it.
HTTP monitor
Scans web pages in real-time and blocks access to dangerous sites, such as those used for phishing attacks.
Preventive protection
Protects against the latest active threats, targeted attacks and attempts by Trojans and exploits to penetrate the system using vulnerabilities.
Data Loss Prevention
By regularly creating back-up copies of your files, the Data Loss Prevention feature will keep them from becoming corrupted by encryption malware. (disabled by default)
Anti-spam
Detects spam and other unsolicited messages in any language, with next to zero false positives.
Parental Control
Blocks access to websites by URL keywords and protects children from exposure to objectionable web content. The “restrict access” feature protects information located on removable data-storage devices and in files and directories from unauthorised access, theft, and deletion.
Firewall
An impenetrable barrier to hackers attempting to break into your system.
Removable device access control
Blocks access to removable media: flash-drives and any other USB device, including webcams, cameras and portable media players.
Dr.Web Cloud
Checks URLs on Doctor Web's server in real time.

 

[schovinist]

This is a demo version.
It has been working for 100 years!

 

[gery79]

unless the good doctor becomes a lighter and not- so -old looking and better I would not touch this.. I have no idea how they are still around

 

[GonzitoVir]

unless the good doctor becomes a lighter and not- so -old looking and better I would not touch this.. I have no idea how they are still around

It's doing well, I have a license and in the last six months it detected a fileless malware in Firefox. It is light on system resources in normal work (emailing, browsing, watching videos, social media, etc), but it slows down Photoshop! and I use Adobe Photoshop daily. So I had to uninstall it and went for a different antimalware combo solution.

 

[TrinitronMSDOS]

Dr Web is far from being the best, but it's still a decent solution. It also has a one of a kind UI that is really unique in its layout. Last time i tried them, their PC version was bellow average but their Android app was good. Their pricing is very affordable (around 50$ for a 3 PC for 3 years license that also includes Android protection). They should renew their website though as it's kind of messy.

 

[gery79]

not enough for me . the price is ok but quality isn't what worth

 

[NikolayfromRussia]

Dr Web and Kaspersky are both products made in Russia But Kaspersky is better than Dr Web.
As once I mentioned on MT my own experience with Dr Web. But it was in 2014. I had a license for 3 year but I had to uninstall it. Because it was too heavy for laptop (my lap was not so old instead), too long scanning time, it blocked many sites and I had to add them manually and some other reasons....

 

[bribon77]

If it is true that it is heavy. or was, Because I have not used it for a long time.
But. detected things that others did not detect .. And also had false positives. I dont know now?

with everything and that's a good Av