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What Internet Security do you use? - Jay - 12-02-2009
Review
Currently using BitDefender 2009. It's really awesome. Stops incoming viruses like a dream. Really lightweight and efficient, too. Having some instability issues with it though these last few days, maybe I should update to the 2010 version.
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Cave - 12-02-2009
ESET Smart Security 4.
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Fireburn - 12-02-2009
Kaspersky Internet Security 9 here. Not that lightweight, but detects almost everything and gives me total control.
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - g3344 - 12-02-2009
A brain.
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Rien - 12-02-2009
None atm, so I'd go with Jordi on this one
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Joe - 12-02-2009
AVG 8.5. \o/
![[Image: JoeScreen2009122-175041.png]](http://www.joerkc.com/images/screens/JoeScreen2009122-175041.png)
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Thug - 12-02-2009
NOD32
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Munch - 12-02-2009
I'm using AVG 8.5 but it accuses too many things of being a virus when it's not. Like if I get like a game trainer for a single player game (that I've already completed) it'll detect it as a virus even when it's not, and it's part of a new update apparently to detect the code in a trainer as a virus...and sometimes deletes them without telling me!
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Mike - 12-03-2009
(12-02-2009, 11:29 PM)Jordi link Wrote: A brain.
+1. I haven't had any security programs on my Windows installs in years.
Re: What Internet Security do you use? - Hitman - 12-03-2009
G-DATA Internet Security 2010.
Best program i've had so far, doesnt reduce system performance, but its a bit slow in virus scans (thats because it uses 2 different scan-engines, then just one like bitdefender and kaspersky do).