Assuming you're on a PC, Windows Defender is free and likely already installed on your machine.CL82 said:My Norton 360 is coming up for renewal. I was wondering what people here use.
My Norton 360 is coming up for renewal. I was wondering what people here use.
AVG free.My Norton 360 is coming up for renewal. I was wondering what people here use.
Eh I'd just use Microsoft Security Essentials. Works s seamlessly with Windows and does just as good a job as anything else. Free and easy.
Occasional scan with Malware Bytes and you are good.
Eh I'd just use Microsoft Security Essentials. Works s seamlessly with Windows and does just as good a job as anything else. Free and easy.
Occasional scan with Malware Bytes and you are good.
Avast! (free) has never let me down.
Apple computers...
You are playing with fire if that's all you're doing. I was very conscious about it during my years of using PCs and never had any issues. When I switched to Mac a couple of years ago it was when tons of them got infected by the virus that Apple finally had to release a fix. I had my credit card information stolen and someone tried to make a purchase with a copy of one of my cards (thankfully Amex caught it). Needless to say, it's quite an annoyance having to get all new credit and bank cards as well as changing all important passwords. The days of Macs being totally secure are long gone and you should still have a security software to supplement.Apple computers...
Apple computers...