SumTingWong Level 28 Verified Top Poster Well-known Apr 2, 2018 1,753 1 5,845 2,668 FLorida Apr 7, 2019 #101 I use WD antivirus because it is free comes with Windows OS. Decent protection for built in security software. Now I use ESET Nod32. Reactions: ForgottenSeer 72227, Andy Ful and shmu26
I use WD antivirus because it is free comes with Windows OS. Decent protection for built in security software. Now I use ESET Nod32.
shmu26 Level 85 Verified Honorary Member Top Poster Content Creator Well-known Forum Veteran Jul 3, 2015 8,148 1 31,237 8,388 Middle Earth Apr 7, 2019 #102 Andy Ful said: I am curious if anyone tested free AVs against PUAs (PUPs)? Click to expand... Part of the problem is there is no clear definition of a PUA/PUP. Some AVs consider everything illegal to be PUA. Others consider everything a little bizarre to be PUA. Bikeman0I17 said: Avast always said Great--No Threats found after scans with that program Click to expand... Avast has a user-friendly definition of PUA. I like it. Reactions: roger_m, ForgottenSeer 72227, Andy Ful and 3 others
Andy Ful said: I am curious if anyone tested free AVs against PUAs (PUPs)? Click to expand... Part of the problem is there is no clear definition of a PUA/PUP. Some AVs consider everything illegal to be PUA. Others consider everything a little bizarre to be PUA. Bikeman0I17 said: Avast always said Great--No Threats found after scans with that program Click to expand... Avast has a user-friendly definition of PUA. I like it.