[Sykadelik]

Well, Avast! Free Antivirus is the best one that's good to me so far. I've tried Kaspersky, Norton, MalwareBytes, and countless others, but Avast Antivirus seems to be good to me.

Plus I like it when it says "*Ding!* Avast! Virus Database has been updated."

[insomnia]

I would say Avira of my experience, its pain in the ass if you want undetect something from it.

[Poogie416]

kaspersky hands down. usd it for years

[vortex29]

norton 360 and microsoft security ess. i think these 2 work the best

[Skullmeat]

Avast, Malwarebytes Pro, and Nod 32.

[Adorapuff]

Avast, Malwarebytes Pro, and Nod 32.

That's basically my Kindle Fire's (Cyanogenmod) setup without the Nod 32.

[Skullmeat]

That's basically my Kindle Fire's (Cyanogenmod) setup without the Nod 32.

Well, either Avast or Nod 32. I personally use Avast and Malwarebytes.

[Reiko]

~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~

[Adorapuff]

~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~grsec~

NOT AN ANTIVIRUS YOU SCRUB. Also, I have seen boxes with grsec kernels get rooted and I'm sure you have too.

[bluewood32]

I use bitdefender totalsecurity 2015. It apparently has been rated the best antivirus for 3 years in a row now. The only problem you might have is that for the first day it is kind of slow after install because it is cleaning up your pc if it is bad. When I had downloaded it on my one computer bitdefender deleted over 1000 adware that i didnt know was there.