New Update SUPERAntiSpyware Updates thread

[lokamoka820]

SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition 10.0.1276
Jun 10, 2025

• Service release
• Introduced major optimizations to multiple internal systems including:
  • Malware scanning engine
  • Product and definition updates
  • Home page protection
  • Browser compatibility
• Improved support for the SUPERAntiSpyware Ext and SafeSearch browser extensions
• Added several internal enhancements and changes that will facilitate upcoming new features
• Made multiple bug fixes
• Updated the A.I.-powered scanning engine
• Released a new and improved SUPERSampleSubmit malware sample submission tool

NOTE: a reboot is required when upgrading to version 10.0.1276 from within SUPERAntiSpyware

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[Sorrento]

I used this program for some years then it fell as I remember into not being that good? How is it these days?

 

[Parkinsond]

I used this program for some years then it fell as I remember into not being that good? How is it these days?

It emerged during the same time period with Malwarebytes, as far as I can remember; they were a good combo with the main AV those days.

 

[roger_m]

I used this program for some years then it fell as I remember into not being that good? How is it these days?

It was a great product when it was first released, but it's been terrible at detecting malware for many years now. It's only good at detecting tracking cookies.

 

[Parkinsond]

It was a great product when it was first released, but it's been terrible at detecting malware for many years now. It's only good at detecting tracking cookies.

Tracking cookies do not worth the effort; they are autodeleted on Edge exit when it is set for.

 

[roger_m]

Tracking cookies do not worth the effort; they are autodeleted on Edge exit when it is set for.

Yes and that's why it's rare to find software that detects them these days, other than cleaning software which deletes all cookies, and Malwarebytes has never detected them.

 

[Parkinsond]

Yes and that's why it's rare to find software that detects them these days, other than cleaning software which deletes all cookies, and Malwarebytes has never detected them.

SEP sometimes come up with one or two cookies after on-demand scan; never got such a detection any other AV.

 

[Jonny Quest]

Just wondering, who still uses this, if anyone does? From Shadowra's Pro version review, "Totally not recommended". It was a thing of the past, but I haven't even considered it for years.

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[lokamoka820]

Just wondering, who still uses this, if anyone does? From Shadowra's Pro version review, "Totally not recommended". It was a thing of the past, but I haven't even considered it for years.

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I read the security configurations of most members here on MT and didn't see anyone use it, but it is considered a security software after all, so following its updates will not hurt buddy.