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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #61
To me, there is no best AV. The best AV you can really have is being knowledgeable in not getting a virus on your own. Personally I don't run any AV on my computer since I don't really need it. If you are sure to scan any possibly infected file with VirusTotal and Anubis then you should be good. If by any chance you do get infected, you can most likely remove the infection via OTL, a security tool, or you can most likely just go into safe mode and fix in there. Or you can disconnect yourself from the internet and attempt to fix it like that as the hacker won't have access to your computer anymore.

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #62
Or properly sandbox things and don't rely on AV scans, as they're easily subverted.

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #63
i use Mcafee with MalwareBytes Pro ... Smile

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #64
(01-07-2014, 07:49 PM)Shane Wrote: To me, there is no best AV. The best AV you can really have is being knowledgeable in not getting a virus on your own. Personally I don't run any AV on my computer since I don't really need it. If you are sure to scan any possibly infected file with VirusTotal and Anubis then you should be good. If by any chance you do get infected, you can most likely remove the infection via OTL, a security tool, or you can most likely just go into safe mode and fix in there. Or you can disconnect yourself from the internet and attempt to fix it like that as the hacker won't have access to your computer anymore.
Ever heard of exploit kits? Didn't think so. They infect you while your browsing and you can't do jack shit. Also, scanning on VirusTotal will definitely help if they used a decent ass crypter.
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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #65
NOD32 ESET, I download cracked ones ftw ftw

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #66
(01-08-2014, 05:46 AM)Adorapuff Wrote: Ever heard of exploit kits? Didn't think so. They infect you while your browsing and you can't do jack shit. Also, scanning on VirusTotal will definitely help if they used a decent ass crypter.
And I bet you most of them would be FUD therefore the AV would be useless. Also, I said Virustotal and Anubis. /facepalm.

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #67
(01-14-2014, 05:50 AM)Shane Wrote: And I bet you most of them would be FUD therefore the AV would be useless. Also, I said Virustotal and Anubis. /facepalm.

My point is that no matter how good your antivirus is and your browsing habits are, you will get infected at one point or another. It is inevitable.
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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #68
(01-14-2014, 05:52 AM)Adorapuff Wrote: My point is that no matter how good your antivirus is and your browsing habits are, you will get infected at one point or another. It is inevitable.

No.

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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #69
(01-14-2014, 06:04 AM)w00t Wrote: No.

Okay, how does one prevent being infected by a fud exploit kit?
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RE: [Debate] Best Anti Virus? #70
(01-14-2014, 01:24 PM)Adorapuff Wrote: Okay, how does one prevent being infected by a fud exploit kit?

Sandbox -> VM -> Syscall sandbox/BSD jail -> properly chmod'd shit.

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