You Don't Need Any Antivirus Protection ?

You Don't Need Any Antivirus Protection ?
According to some people, you don't any form of antivirus software on your computer, including Windows Defender. What sort of bad advise is this? I have seen a lot of people making this kind of statement and its pure madness. Yes, you need some form of Antivirus protection on your computer, whether its Windows Defender or some 3rd party software like ESET, Bitdefender or Kaspersky. Free or Paid.
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[@Britec09]

There is some silly people that believe this myth. get protected, stay protected. What AV do you use?

[@HonuManHi]

I have always used Norton. There continues to be much debate over which one is best, but I find that Norton is consistently better than the others available. I also subscribe to their lifelock subscription. As someone whose data was compromised in the past, it is a great tool to not only protect your valuable info, but a great tool to mitigate any damages when your data is compromised. I agree that it is the height of hubris to think that no protection is needed. Worst case scenario is to just stick with the protection that comes with Windows; better that than no protection at all. I often receive computers that has no protection, or protection that expired long ago. That, and the pathetic old wives tale that Apple products are immune to malware.

[@ethimself5064]

@@TheGreyLineMatters 🤣🤣🤣

[@ethimself5064]

@@TheGreyLineMatters What the heck is this?

[@markanderson2155]

I use Norton, I have always used it since way back. There are however some changes that I do not like, but has served me well. I am considering possibly changing I will have to investigate this eset one. Norton is becoming very bloated.

[@KelticLad]

@@TheGreyLineMatters you are a tosser enough said

[@markanderson2155]

Brian, first and foremost thank you very much for all that you do. Secondly I completely agree with you on this subject. And lastly, don't let the negative individuals get to you. If some individuals wish not to follow wise advice, then so be it. We all have to pay a price for our own actions. So Keep up the good work! Thanks for being there and thanks for helping me.

[@markanderson2155]

Although any AV is not a 100% guarantee it does require user prevention as well and good common sense.

[@Britec09]

Cheers Mark, have a nice weekend

[@GeoSam]

Thanks Brian. I'm of the opinion that it's better to have some sort of protection than none at all.

[@Britec09]

You're Welcome

[@hydradragonantivirus]

You don't need antivirus, he needs you.

[@The_Observer68]

Thanks for the description

[@blackitech8783]

1. Windows update 2. Browser update 3. Software update 4. Be careful what you do on the internet (surfing, email reviewing...) 5. Windows Defender is ENOUGH Otherwise, there is no AV that can protect you - PERIOD

[@allengower669]

Nice one as always Brian.

[@Britec09]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@SoulPoetryandOtherWorks]

If you are completely offline and only install your software from trusted local sources and from physical media (remember those halcyon days?) then an antivirus program would possibly be superfluous. If you are still running a Sinclair ZX Spectrum or a BBC Micro or a Commodore 64 then antivirus software is probably useless. However, even a disconnected Amiga, Atari ST, or PC was vulnerable to boot sector viruses so an antivirus was recommended. So ... basically I agree with you Brian, antivirus software is a necessity these days.

[@ndaanaan1770]

How to put the seach "window" in the taskbar? Thanks.

[@luistrejito1]

Thanks for standing up for device security, people who think they don't need AV usually go by what sensationalist youtubers say, or call themselves "freethinkers". I am an AVG, Avast and Eset reseller and my customers are perfectly happy with these solutions.

[@tomquirin4231]

hey bro, i only use free windows defender on here , is there anything else that would help protect my pc here ?, thanks > tom !

[@hob991]

Any programs for a chrome book??

[@Sid-Cannon]

I'd been using Sandboxie and Shadow Defender for well over a decade, and whilst I had no antivirus I had more than adequate protection. Lately Sandboxie has started to show its age, so now I use Kaspersky Premium and Shadow Defender. Anybody saying you don't need any protection at all is talking out of their backside ...

[@erwinancer6138]

Well said!!👍🏻

[@ethimself5064]

Great advice⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@Britec09]

Glad you think so!

[@winstonb990]

The only thing I don’t like is antimalware service executable uses a lot of CPU therefore, I disable on task scheduler.

[@Britec09]

Thanks for sharing

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

It's surprising that some people still believe that antivirus and malware blockers are unnecessary in today's world of technology. All it takes is for someone to take popular software, add a key logger to it, and repackage it on the internet. When you download it, the key registering device will give hackers access to all your information without you even realizing it. It's important to have antivirus and malware programs installed to protect yourself from these threats.

[@allanmanley6340]

Some years ago I had an argument with my bro-in-law who said AV was a waste of money. Everytime I received an e-mail from him my Norton (I do not believe in "free" AV software) would warn me of a virus/malware. When his boss gave him a written warning about his homework was infecting company computers he only then woke up to the fact that his computer was "sick"......

[@Davy--T]

The people trying to convince others AV isn't necessary probably have a vested interest in convincing people to not use it like for example hackers or scammers would say you don't need AV coz their jobs will be lot easier if less people use antivirus. I never have a computer without extra antivirus

[@Britec09]

Not wise to use pc without any sort of protection

[@Davy--T]

I think you meant it's not wise to use PC 'without' antivirus/protection but I guess you were being sarcastic 😁 but only people who target others would say don't use antivirus, or perhaps there's stupid people who have been exceptionally lucky in not encountering any virus or malware who think a higher power protects their PC!!

[@blutey]

I have used AV software in the past. All it ever did was flag false positives, which took time to put on an ignore list, or if it did find a genuine infection, it couldn't remove it and it was necessary to Google a manual fix. The only time I got an infection was due to installing compromised software. So if you're careful about the software you install eg install it in a VM first and keep your browser up-to-date, you've certainly gone a long way to keeping safe.

[@Boda.Attila]

That's exactly why I also broke up with antivirus programs. It has been 7 years now.

[@lapaixbenz4728]

Ok, first thing first, I use windows defender. I am of the view if I suspect my computer of any virus?... I reset my windows to factory settings since I have the back up on a pen drive. But, I will like you make a video just like you said at the end here on how to use windows defender wisely or smartly. Please such a video will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[@miguelguerra7831]

True, it depends on a person that uses the pc, done. I have seen that for years in my store, people claim to be safe and clean but they not 😂

[@KelticLad]

ESET, Malwarebytes, windows defender (Windows security) bitdefender traffic light is what I use

[@Britec09]

Super protected

[@KelticLad]

@@Britec09 clean as a whistle no interuptions either, ESET just gets on with it and so do my others

[@tomquirin4231]

hey bro, i only have windows defender on here for free n using it , is there anything else i should install/use ? thanks > tom !

[@gazmix589]

Bitdefender free is fantastic but is Windows firewall ok alongside?.. I used to use Ashampoo firewall as it was low maintenance but it disappeared

[@ethimself5064]

I have a big issue with AV Test. For a very long time I have distantly noticed - When someone leaves a link for a specific product, it will het a great review, this also happens with a search there for a specific product. Although when one searches by year etc for their rankings - The story is far from the same. Back in the day there were at least 2 independent Security Software Companies that were first class. I no longer remember their names although I believe one was in the US and the other was in England. There may gave been a third one also. This back. back to 05 +. I stand by my claim as mentioned.

[@grahamsmith2753]

AV-Comparatives.

[@ethimself5064]

@@grahamsmith2753 Yes - Much better by a long shot would be an under statement.

[@Nick41622]

Hello ET Himself. I must say Malwarebytes Premium has turned to shit with what they are doing right now.

[@Nick41622]

​@@ethimself5064 As long as you stay away from Malwarebytes Premium, you will be safe.

[@kepler186f4]

As the CIA says, "There's nothing wrong with being paranoid as long as you know they really are after you." Sadly, I caught your Eset vid two weeks after I renewed my subscription... next year it will be Eset.

[@2sourcerer]

Browser has a sandbox so unless there is some sort of hole you can’t get infected. (Just patch it regularly) Usually the problem is downloading stuff which execute on your own computer. You do have to be a bit tech savvy. I run windows from 1995 to 2010 and since about 1999 I don’t have any antivirus installe because thunderbyte was gone and the rest bogs down the computer. I only had one instance where I caught a virus because I wasn’t careful: from a usb stick. Windows patched that and I always scan a disk using Trend micro housecall afterward. Since 2010 I switched to mac and no worries since. I do have a software program on mac that warns me if a program starts to encrypt files extensively. I have to manually allows it every time some program starts encrypting. That is a safe guard to ransomware.

[@raylopez99]

Do you also turn off S.M.A.R.T hard disk failure detection since it impacts performance by about 1-3%? You're living on the edge bro.

[@pencils1951]

As if we don't get enough adverts on YT already, we get adverts between adverts. Time to move on

[@jamiesplinter8758]

Ive never paid more than 20 quid for my Kaspersky internet security antivirus,, happy to spend my cash with them and to continue to use and highly recommend them

[@raylopez99]

they are the best indeed. The latest AV-Comparibles site says 4 out of 1000 viruses slip through compared to Windows Defender's 12 out of 1000. Kaspersky is #1.

[@TheIgnoredGender]

Some folks just don't like using protection

[@KelticLad]

get in there good sir

[@Britec09]

Yes sir

[@technoWZ5598]

You absolutely need AV on any device, possibly including Linux and BSD desktop and server systems. I use common sense and antivirus to stop myself from getting any nasty form of malware. I use Linux, so I'm a little less vulnerable to that sort of stuff, but I still apply common sense to downloading things, and I always go with a reputable ad blocker for my browser. I even use antivirus on my Chromebook! That tells you how far I go to keep myself safe. Better to be safe than sorry 👍 Thanks for making a great video once again. Keep up the fabulous work! I'm looking forward to seeing your next video. 😁

[@leonidas14775]

Have a separate linux persistent boot disk for banking, shopping, or anything where security matters. Make backups of important files. Make a backup of your windows installation with Clonezilla. My windows installation getting hit with malware would be a minor inconvenience. But yes, for many people it is good to have AV

[@kenkannon5630]

You do not need seat belts! until you do You do not need to wear a motorcycle helmet! Until you do....

[@S-axle]

What if a common third-party application were compromised and used to distribute malware? We have seen this happen in the past and most recently with a hack which targeted government systems. Having no AV software means you assume all risk to your personal data and information security.

[@o0Sazie0o]

Obviously people that say that are hackers or scammers working with dangerous virus creators, or maybe they are just oblivious to the internet and don't know how dangerous it can be.

[@awaiz12346yt]

Cool!❤🎉

[@MichaelandCathy1999]

I saw your vid yesterday and left a comment. I use Norton Security and it does everything I need it for. Keep it up to date, run scans when/if you go to a lot of sites, “safe” or not, and in my case , I use a full paid version. And I sleep at night. 😂

[@UNICORNSF3ProgameplayProRACER]

Great video👍

[@Britec09]

Thanks 👍

[@blckmlr7573]

I'd say if you're either a security professional or expert then sure you probably don't, as long as you're competent enough and know what to and what not to click on. However not everyone is like this they'll easily get infected by just clicking on anything, and everything not everyone is in IT, so its pretty bad advice to give someone that isn't as competent, they are better off with an anti-virus than you are because they don't know wtf to look out for.

[@mrvento_za]

He probably also doesn't use protection when having sex.

[@mrvento_za]

@@TheGreyLineMatters 👍🏻🤣🤣 His name was Horace. When people greeted him, they'd say: Hey Horace! How's it hangin'?

[@AbbyGill..]

Well its a helpful video brian but u have to buy and now a days its very hard to buy such softwares !

[@Britec09]

Free options available

[@powerplay226]

Most ISP give anti virus download for free, BT gives us Norton which I have on my Laptop

[@hydradragonantivirus]

False positives are annoying when you are developer.

[@raylopez99]

Price you pay for being a coding nerd...speaking as a hobby coder myself.

[@jamiesplinter8758]

Everyone needs Kaspersky internet security

[@anywaytechreview]

nice promotion but these antivirus software are just business stuff these days

[@KishinMukito]

quite frankly what you DONT need is a 3RD party av because windows defender does a relatively good job at keeping you safe on a day to day basis especially once you are competent with it you can use your computer without windows defender or a 3rd party av if you are not doing much on the system itself per say but that in itself is not even close to safe practise

[@Britec09]

Mentioned that in the beginning of the video

[@franciscohorna5542]

still using norton 360 delus for up to 5 devices here been using since 2010 and no i dont get bombarded with adds here

[@Britec09]

Nice

[@Mario583a]

This is the internet; bad people exists and can masquerade a malicious file as a seemingly innocent file.

[@glenngray-xq6db]

gada good or not

[@anywaytechreview]

actually they are right, you do not need antivirus software (even windows defender) but windows defender is build in to windows 11 so it will enabled by default. this means windows defender is securing your device anyways. however, even without windows defender. the reason is this, many browsers including microsoft edge does a browser based build in tools such as microsoft edge smart screen which prevent you entering suspicious malware software. i am not sure about other browsers though. but just for safety, letting windows defender on is good too i do not any antivirus on my computer except the build in windows defender.

[@ObakuZenCenter]

Oh dear. You just showed that you have no idea how virii work, or how users can get them. Smart screen is not an antivirus and only has very limited effectiveness.

[@leonjones7120]

When i first bought a web access enabled PC (1998), with MS Windows 98. I , in my ignorance, my PC started to have problems to work and even boot. A friend insisted that I get one. I bought from a physical store Norton. As not to buy this antivirus online, i I discovered my PC had 18 viruses, 28 malware, and 'countless' other hostility files. Its imperative to have antivirus and firewall. Dont go this way without antivirus and firewall.

[@stuart1101]

Been using ESET NOD32 for more than a decade, never been infected and had any performance lose, recommend it to anyone and have installed it on family & friends computers, none of them have ever comeback to me with any issues.

[@perplexer-ex2fk]

I bought my pc 5 years ago and installed windows 10 have my windows defender and never had any problems until now You don't need an antivirus as long as you use Windows Defender and don't go to sites where the chance of getting infected is high and do not install pirate software. Windows Defender is all you need today

[@ObakuZenCenter]

Windows Defender has often not even passed testing for antivirus effectiveness. It is one of the worst options.

[@ThePsycho211]

@@ObakuZenCenter Your opinion is correct if you are living in 2017. Now windows defender is on pair (or better) with any AV software. It relies on internet connection as its effectiveness drops when offline, but how do you get a virus offline?

[@Ngamer834]

On balance yes its worth having, though these companies do like collecting and selling your data. Not unique ofcourse when most of us sign into facebook, google etc I currently pay for AV but have read windows defender is much better these days.

[@jonanonprinter4446]

i have avg because you can turn everything off and do anything you want windows is to good for me it will however let a free antivirus program take over and let you do what you want i have a bit of fun seeing how bad some of these viruses can get

[@FisherTPS]

Windows defender is enough for me, I don't venture into sketchy sites lol

[@Britec09]

Windows defender is good enough for most people with common sense

[@frankbumstead3838]

For all the Lunatics who say you don’t need Anti-Malware protection, ask them about "Conficker" - Conficker, also known as Downup, Downadup and Kido, is a computer worm targeting the Microsoft Windows operating system that was first detected in November 2008.[1] It uses flaws in Windows OS software and dictionary attacks on administrator passwords to propagate while forming a botnet, and has been unusually difficult to counter because of its combined use of many advanced malware techniques.[2][3] The Conficker worm infected millions of computers including government, business and home computers in over 190 countries, making it the largest known computer worm infection since the 2003 SQL Slammer worm.

[@davidfishwick5573]

That also infected mine back in 2018, was gutted :( . It got on to my system because some earlier malware disabled Defender a couple of weeks prior, leaving me defence less.

[@johnsenchak1428]

People who say that read computer articles on youtube

[@Roadkill7878]

Really? I only repair PCs for friends and family and I can assure I have seen many examples of PCs infected by viruses and malware. Absolute fools game not to protect your computer

[@hydradragonantivirus]

I developing my virus cleaner instead.

[@Enigma-Sapiens]

Common sense is so rare these days that it is now considered to be a super power...

[@anjkovo2138]

Yeah some can save money on not buying Antivirus by unplugging their routers and throwing them in the bin....lol

[@HillbillyGhoul]

Love your videos but must disagree. If the website gets infected their antivirus didn’t help did it? Antivirus only detects what it knows about. But the reason for not wanting an antivirus really has little to do with the protection side against viruses so much as the man in the middle filtering private information, antivirus companies. What better way for big brother to scan all your personal information? This is just my opinion but there’s too much effort being placed lately to invade our privacy. It’s enough to want to toss out devices altogether. Again love your videos, I just don’t think the reasoning behind the statement has been represented correctly.

[@id104335409]

I haven't installed an antivirus since Windows 7. YOU DONT NEED AN ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARE! But I have never seen a PC running fine without Defender! I would never uninstall it. The thought has never occurred to me. I don't even know how it would be done. The best protection is common sense. An antivirus does NOT protect you from viruses. I have seen Pcs with 2 3rd party antivirus programs that still has viruses. There is no guarantee that you will never catch one. The worse thing is many antivirus programs are misbehaving the same as viruses. And some exploits are not even detected as viruses, no matter what you use. Downloading stuff is like opening your front door to strangers. Some times they bring pizza, sometimes they have a gun. People who don't use an antivirus are not idiots. But it is important to say that they are measuring their risks. People who don't know what they are doing obviously need a safety net, but doesn't mean they are going to land safely in it. Obviously this channel has all kinds of viewers and is meant to give helpful advices. Removing all protection is obviously not a good advice. But that doesn't change the fact that you don't NEED a 3rd party antivirus. What bugs me more is that even people from my family use their browsers without any adblockers and suffer daily just as much as If they had a virus on their device. Its not like I didn't try to explain. Some people will understand and most just won't. And they will keep all telemetry on, all the antivirus protection on and all the ads on. Not everyone wants to live like that. Some of us like to surf the web and are not afraid of the water.

[@dyobetem]

100% agree on you sir! You nailed it!

[@gaboalejo_0612]

As an IT employee, I never used one, when it comes to my clients and other less tech-savvy people, Windows Defender has gotten good enough for a "free" antivirus, but I never run any EXE I dont trust, and barely download anything I dont need, I grew using single core PCs and low ram systems, and installing any antivirus meant a humongous performance hit, what brought me to this video is my doubts about this technique being still valid, in the past 11 years, not a single one of my machines have gotten infected (not even in WannaCry and Petya days), and when in doubt I always run bootable offline antiviruses, always coming clean in the results, if I don't know a file or attachment I dont mess with it in my host, sandboxes and VMs always helped me test files, and virustotal of course, still I'm growing concerned And for Windows Defender the LTSC branch which is what I use allows you to disable it in GPO in audit mode, as long as you dont update it this can completely disable it while still retaining the Windows Security app functionality, after updating Windows defender still remains disabled but I could still choose to enable it (it being a choice I couldnt back off as some malware abused this capability to infect machines)

[@whiskeythree1622]

Isn't Kaspersky based out of Moscow?

[@JayfkProductions876]

A A/V is always better than no A/V

[@Britec09]

I agree

[@ThePsycho211]

I might expand on the topic of needing AV. You dont need AV if you are tech savy, and you know what you are doing on the internet. Seriously guys, wtf? I have windows defender just in case as sometimes im opening asian sites, but if not for that i would disable it. The !ONLY! threat I got detected for more than a year was a false positive from the cheat engine... (because its in nature like a virus, modifies memory) If you dont know computers and internet, then you might want the AV, but if you know it then it only slows down your PC - thats the full story and thats the truth. Im reading the comments and I see examples like "someone just need to repack a program and you are done". Like, BRO where are you downloading stuff... Legitimate sites scan files on their own and if it contains a virus they wont allow it to be posted. Or even worse, are you downloading random .exe from a random person from the internet? Its REALLY difficult to get a virus when you know what you are doing nowadays - claiming otherwise is just stating you dont know what you are doing. And I love conspiracy theorists that will call me a hacker lol.

[@stackflow343]

This bad advice is everywhere it's so painful to read. A lot justify it with "just don't click/download anything stupid" yet, most people who are infected this route are misled or impersonated into believing the malicious content is trusted. Then there's the issue of complacency, where people assume since they haven't run into any noticeable problems, that means what they're doing is working. The obvious fallacy here is that you wouldn't so long as the malware is running as intended. Then there's browser exploits that don't need your interaction, malicious adscripting...

[@raylopez99]

True not to mention drive by malware that will show up even if you just visit a website. I once had a very annoying popup that I traced to a file that somehow had embedded itself somewhere in those \AppData\Local folders. It was not a virus, but it just would periodically popup as a script like something PowerShell might run and you had to click the dialog button to dismiss it, very annoying. No AV program detected it as malware or PUP but there it was...I finally figured out it was from a dodgy site I was visiting. Now I make sure to turn on that feature in browsers to "warn of suspect sites" and haven't had the same problem yet.

[@mjulev]

Defender is great

[@55whiplash]

I used to use free Bitdefender, but I'm sticking with Defender and Malwarebytes. I also like uBlock origin on my browsers to protect from malvertizing. I spend about 33% of my time on Windows these days, (I wish Adobe made Lightroom for Linux.) But mostly I feel safer on Unix based OS's, I dislike Windows 11, so I mostly use Windows 10. I personally would avoid Kaspersky, just because no-one should trust anything from Russia these days IMHO.

[@eraldorh]

Kaspersky is based in switzerland and microsoft regularly collaborates with the company and its experts.

[@55whiplash]

@@eraldorh Just google it, or whatever you prefer, it's still based in Moscow.

[@tinakopson8501]

I haven't used windows defender or an anti-virus for 18 years on windows 7 and then 10. Windows defender or an anti-virus slows down a PC. I've gotten viruses but much less than when I used windows defender or an anti-virus. How do u know when you get a virus? Your PC doesn't work correctly.What happens if a PC gets ransomware, a virus or malware? Make a backup image with backup software like StorageCraft ShadowProtect Desktop or Acronis. It takes 10 minutes to restore a backup. It usually takes hours to remove ransomware, a virus or malware with anti-virus software.

[@CrowleyBlack2]

These people think they're on Linux or Mac lol.

[@hydradragonantivirus]

I'm on Linux.

[@SapeHallward]

I just use Windows defender.

[@dyobetem]

I'm one of those people that doesn't used an AV at all on my Personal Desktop PC (Windows 11 Custom Build) for 2 years and counting. As long as you know what you're doing on your system, you have common sense and awareness. Yeah! they can call us idiot, crazy silly people, etc; for me, I don't care. If you're just a normal user, better get an AV especially if you're a windows user and if you're a linux user no need for this AV at all.

[@Boda.Attila]

For 7 years and counting.🥳

[@senseiSinclair]

The best anti virus is educating yourself. Not trying to rely on anti virus software to make up for your ignorance. There are limits to what anti virus is capable of. Besides places like virus total can check common malware and viruses anyway.

[@raylopez99]

AV is designed for "most people". A very sophisticated user can do things like run a virtual machine and everyday have a new instance of their computer, so even if it's encrypted at worse you only lose one day's work. But that's not the average. Me? I use what comes free with Windows.

[@pmascarenas]

i use a chrome book

[@tiebeththeninja1263]

There's a name for those sort of people - victims.

[@clausog2670]

bro thats an easy answer .... if you had experience in hacking like you know how things works i dont need antivrus program because i know how to protect myself on 100% from fishing/rating etc attacks

[@Ben24-7]

Some people will spill any kind of horse shit if they think it will get them a few likes , these kinds of people dont have much meaning in there lives and a few likes on youtube os probably the only thing they have to look forward to each day lol

[@johnsenchak1428]

The best according to A/V COMPARISON which then the people shut up ! If you post in the comments that "you are a idiot and don't know what you are talking about" they will block then call you a troll Basically to hide the fact they lie in the video about their credentials Think about this

[@Mike22313]

Well. You just using linux

[@RockyAllenLane]

NOT ridiculous. Some gamers want a lean, cleam machine to play games OFFLINE! So they strip Windows to the bare bones.

[@jacqueline3089]

I Use Eset

[@andreidandu3799]

Curatare Antivirus Microsoft😮

[@grahamsmith2753]

The clowns who post those comments still think all malware makes itself known. They believe if they have no apparent problems, they are uninfected. Very naive.

[@Roadkill7878]

They also believe in the flat earth theory 🙄

[@grahamsmith2753]

@@Roadkill7878 LOL. And maybe the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny and Santa Claus?

[@Potater234]

The best antivirus is common sense + a bootable usb (6gb) to use just in case. This video is an 8 minute advertisement. Shame on y'all who bought antivirus "software"

[@anywaytechreview]

so true but windows defender is good as well since it is build in anyways

[@billyguthrie3176]

Probably the person who said you don't need an antivirus is a scammer! And your so right Britech you could even get malware, ransomwar,e or a virus just going to what ever social media platform you frequent. Even Facebook uses trend micro! But if they got hacked how would the user know until they tried to login an that attempt to login may be all it took to get ransomwared!

[@proletariaRt]

Silly ? I am one of those who doesn't use antivirus. AV makes my PC slow and hot. Maybe you are the silly if you believe that if someone wants to hack your PC, your antivirus will save you. I am not using antivirus from windows 7 till today with windows 11 and everything is fine. You should watch your mouth before speaking

[@KJ-kg8kc]

I am an ESET reseller and to be honest their NOD32 is perfect for the vast majority of my customers 👍

[@nigelholland24]

Been using Eset for years. Wish they did a discount to renew. Same price as new people. Not fair.

[@paulwarner5395]

Yes. Been using it now for about 15 years. Great product.

[@Whit3WolfXArcadia]

Malware have become more and more sophisticated over the years not having an antivirus software is suicide

[@bumberClart1000]

Chill out 😊

[@Mannard74]

No A/V is better than a PC packed with Norton, Mcafee and TotalAV.. At least you have something to work with.

[@JayfkProductions876]

McAfee is Malware 😂 😂

[@mrvento_za]

I'm currently using Avast One Free

[@ajmcadory3596]

I use comodo a/v works great