security

[LuMPyPussy]

Avast, ClamAV (ClamWin for Windows, since Clam is for Linux) are good for AV. Clam is an Enterprise Level solution, but its free. It isn't "hard" to use, but then my definition of "hard" is much different than non-geeks.

For non-virus anti-maleware I use Spybot S&D and, even though its a resource hog, for critical uptime machines that HAVE to be relied upon, I also use AdAware Professional.

Avira is a little too new. It could very well become a great AV, but it is too immature to get my vote right now.

Ones to avoid are Norton, PC-Cillan, McAffee, and any other "popular" paid solution. One of the few paid solutions I back is Kaspersky. Which is worth the money.

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