Security Software PC Security Paranoia thread

kunallkw

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yes it's another of those bad hit malware spyware worms and what not infested pc's crying owner.

guys i've been searching the internet a lot for a solid security step up and this is what i've got to share apparently Norton Internet Security 2011 tops the chart The Best Security Suites for 2011 | PCMag.com

now i have KIS 2011 installed and up to date on my system and still some malicious exe's went unnoticed , i installed Malwarebytes Anti Malware and fortunately those exe's are gone for good. although i'm still not sure if i should clean install my hdd or not , because it's a lot of data and too much time consuming , as a security measure i've not accessed my net banking since then.

feel free to post in with inputs guys , looking forward.

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dude is the demo of spy sweeper fully functional ? some of those out there are really KLPD ones , they allow you to scan but then they want you to pay 40$ to get rid of it.
 
as a security measure i've not accessed my net banking since then.
I am also paranoid about security these days. I have lots of pirated software on my windows , so I only use ubuntu for credit-card/bank transactions.
 
6pack said:
@OP, asking for sharing licenses etc is prohibited here on TE. edit your post.
but isn't 3 user's license meant for a purpose of installation on three separate computers ? how can that be prohibited ?

cute.bandar said:
I am also paranoid about security these days. I have lots of pirated software on my windows , so I only use ubuntu for credit-card/bank transactions.
hehehehe diplomacy is not your virtue :P ... btw most of the keygens and cracks and registry keys are themselves malwares so beware dude , because it wont take much effort for them to spread onto different partitions very soon.
 
^ even if its meant for installation on three different comps its meant to be used by only one individual, not three.

Edit: Check this link from symantec about licenses

http://www.symantec.com/about/profile/policies/eulas/index.jsp

This is for Home use of Norton 360â„¢ Version 4.0.

During the Service Period, You may:

A. use one copy of the Software on a single computer. If a greater number of copies and/or number of

computers is specified within the Documentation or the applicable transaction documentation from the

authorized distributor or reseller from which You obtained the Software, You may use the Software in

accordance with such specifications;

B. make one copy of the Software for back-up or archival purposes, or copy the Software onto the hard

disk of Your computer and retain the original for back-up or archival purposes;

C. use the Software on a network, provided that You have a licensed copy of the Software for each

computer that can access the Software over that network; and

D. permanently transfer all of Your rights in the Software granted under this License Agreement to

another person or entity, provided that You retain no copies of the Software and the transferee agrees to

the terms of this License Agreement. Partial transfer of Your rights under this License Agreement shall

not be permitted.
For example, if the applicable documentation grants You the right to use multiple

copies of the Software, only a transfer of the rights to use all such copies of the Software would be valid.
You may not, nor may You permit any other person to:

A. sublicense, rent or lease any portion of the Software;

B. reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, modify, translate, make any attempt to discover the source

code of the Software or create derivative works from the Software;

C. use the Software as part of a facility management, timesharing, service provider or service bureau

arrangement; or

D. use the Software in any manner that is not permitted pursuant to this License Agreement.

your first post reported for violation of TE guidelines.
 
6pack said:
^ even if its meant for installation on three different comps its meant to be used by only one individual, not three.

Edit: Check this link from symantec about licenses

http://www.symantec.com/about/profile/policies/eulas/index.jsp

This is for Home use of Norton 360â„¢ Version 4.0.

your first post reported for violation of TE guidelines.
don't forget to cc your kindergarten teacher too ;)

hatter said:
There is no NOD32 in the tests :(

bro i can assure you NOD32 is no where close to KIS and Bitdefender , infact NOD32 was my 3rd switch after Norton and it screwed my PC left right and centre , since then KIS has been to the rescue but apparently there is another layer of security required so looking for a better option for spyware removers.

so far Spyware Doctor with Antivirus 2011 looks decent to me (by reviews not tested)
 
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