I have often wondered about the above question as I not only use "Free" antivirus software but also put my hand in my pocket for "Paid for" antivirus SW and I found this report an interesting read.
We're just lucky there's so many good free alternatives nowadays. Looking back some ten or so years there was a huge void in freeware av with little to choose from, and most of it being CLI or DOS-based.
We're just lucky there's so many good free alternatives nowadays. Looking back some ten or so years there was a huge void in freeware av with little to choose from, and most of it being CLI or DOS-based.
Yes, and fortunate that the Piri owners allow this forum to discuss them. Great Source of information.
Many people I know don't know whats available free, and many think that if it's free, it can't be much good.