IObit Malware Fighter 12 Pro for free

[Brownie2019]

License code : A0528-07591-AF048-25B3N (Expiration date: Sep 01, 2025)

Download:

https://cdn.iobit.com/dl/iobit_malware_fighter_setup.exe

 

[Bot]

Thanks for sharing the license code and download link for IObit Malware Fighter 12 Pro. This will be very helpful to users looking for reliable security software.

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

Thanks for sharing the license code and download link for IObit Malware Fighter 12 Pro. This will be very helpful to users looking for reliable security software.

Iobit isn't reliable

 

[Sunqfu]

I think it is better to use a PC full of viruses than to use this software.

 

[roger_m]

I think it is better to use a PC full of viruses than to use this software.

There are much worse antiviruses. It provides reasonable protection.

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

There are much worse antiviruses. It provides reasonable protection.

Doesn't come close to windows defender
There is no reason to install it

 

[Amnesia]

There are much worse antiviruses. It provides reasonable protection.

As Vitali said, antivirus who are worse than win defender/security shouldn't exist.

 

[roger_m]

Doesn't come close to windows defender
There is no reason to install it

Yes I definitely agree with that. However, there are many lesser known antiviruses that perform much worse.

As Vitali said, antivirus who are worse than win defender/security shouldn't exist.

Probably not. But there are many antiviruses that are worse than IMF.

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

As Vitali said, antivirus who are worse than win defender/security shouldn't exist.

Well for majority of machines yes
But not exactly I do believe low resource usage av software should exists as some machines with 2gb or less of ram and hdd , emcc are just too slow for defender

 

[mlnevese]

There's no solution that fits all scenarios. I deal with folders with hundreds of files and subfolders and, in my case, Windows Defender slows my machines down to a crawl whenever I access those folders. So, IN MY CASE, it's not a solution I would adopt.

 

[Behold Eck]

The free version is of course total garbage so the pro version is indeed a step up from it but why do it when there are many free alternatives?

Regards Eck

 

[Artificial intelligence]

Thanks, it helps me to complement Kaspersky (I'm referring to PUP detections and other minor things)

 

[Shadowra]

The Pro version uses the Bitdefender SDK. But no Cloud or anything else, like all brands using Bitdefender.
But Iobit Malware Fighter's behavioral blocking is very bad indeed...
To be seen if I look into it at the end of the comparison videos.

 

[Artificial intelligence]

The Pro version uses the Bitdefender SDK. But no Cloud or anything else, like all brands using Bitdefender.
But Iobit Malware Fighter's behavioral blocking is very bad indeed...
To be seen if I look into it at the end of the comparison videos.

But at least it works for minor things, right (PUP, etc)?

 

[Shadowra]

But at least it works for minor things, right (PUP, etc)?

Clearly not.
Bitdefender alone is bad on PUPs, Iobit is even worse...

 

[Artificial intelligence]

Clearly not.
Bitdefender alone is bad on PUPs, Iobit is even worse...

Oh, ok, thanks for the information.

 

[roger_m]

But at least it works for minor things, right (PUP, etc)?

IMF does have PUP detection as part of its own signatures. While you certainly can use the free version, which only uses its own signatures, alongside another antivirus, there's really not much point. Aside from having terrible malware detection, it's not great at detecting PUPs either. For detecting PUPs, you'd be much better off using Malwarebytes. There's very little that IMF will detect that Malwarebytes won't.

 

[lain]

IMF is an absolute joke, and I would rather ##### in my hands and clap than use any IOBit product.

Iobit Malware Fighter : Security vulnerabilities, CVEs published in 2023

Security vulnerabilities of Iobit Malware Fighter : List of vulnerabilities affecting any version of this product published in 2023

www.cvedetails.com

Nearly every single IOBit product has multiple, recurring vulnerabilities in their kernel modules.
What makes me laugh even more is that I tested the latest version of the IMFForceDelete driver (7.x) and rediscovered this vulnerability from *2019*

NVD - CVE-2019-6494

nvd.nist.gov

The single, solitary good thing about IMF is that it's bundled with BitDefender, aka they use someone else's SDK.
I wouldn't recommend this to my worst enemy, and I hope the developers of this garbage find God and have a spiritual awakening that leads them away from the keyboard.

If anyone from IOBit is reading this, I will leave you with this:

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