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I dont know HTTPS/SSL scanning by security software good or bad as I am not that technical sound. Few security software like Avast, Eset, etc... have HTTPS/SSL scanning enabled by default...Install their own certificates.
Few months back when the issue came to light or I got to know I was running Avast & disabled HTTPS/SSL scanning in Avast.
Software I install if has HTTPS/SSL scanning I disable it or use other software. Like I replaced Avast & currently running Windows Defender on Win 10 & replaced Adguard with uBlock Origin.
Do you keep HTTPS/SSL scanning enabled/disabled or use other software?
Whats you guys take on this?
Few months back when the issue came to light or I got to know I was running Avast & disabled HTTPS/SSL scanning in Avast.
Software I install if has HTTPS/SSL scanning I disable it or use other software. Like I replaced Avast & currently running Windows Defender on Win 10 & replaced Adguard with uBlock Origin.
Do you keep HTTPS/SSL scanning enabled/disabled or use other software?
Whats you guys take on this?