Max Secure Anti Virus Pro 2010 19.0.2.004

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivirus/Max-Secure-Anti-Virus-Pro.shtml
http://www.maxsecureantivirus.com/

It using Sunbelt Vipre Engine

 

Another one? So many AV programs, yet so few good ones.

 

Apparently this is a rebranded MSE engine.

 

It is just amazing the amount of av's on the market today.

 

Hmmm look at the virus definitions 6813611

 

http://maxsecure.eu/

 

I remember Max Secure AntiSpyware and it was very good antispyware.

 

more than 6813611, screenshot not updated.
But it is not important.

 

Here is what the domain names register says about it:

Registrant:
Rachna Pradhan
10 windsor terrace
clover village, wanawadi
pune, Maharashtra 411040
India

Domain Name: MAXSECUREANTIVIRUS.COM
Created on: 13-Apr-10
Expires on: 13-Apr-11
Last Updated on: 16-Apr-10

Administrative Contact:
Pradhan, Rachna
10 windsor terrace
clover village, wanawadi
pune, Maharashtra 411040
India
919822029895 Fax --

Technical Contact:
Pradhan, Rachna
10 windsor terrace
clover village, wanawadi
pune, Maharashtra 411040
India
919822029895 Fax --

Domain servers in listed order:
NS.RACKSPACE.COM
NS2.RACKSPACE.COM

 

databb thanks for info, but it's nothing to worry about Max secure apps.

it's another apps from Max Secure.
Max Secure Spyware detector.

 

Here are all programs developed by (Max Secure Software)
http://www.softpedia.com/developer/Max-Secure-Software-4052.html

Seems they have developed programs since 2005 at least.

 

Well, it appears to be a "family-and-friends" founded company, so it can't be too bad......though I think the development team might be small and hence things on the development front might go slow.

(*It's interesting that quite a few members in the management, directing and advisory team are alumni of the same institution )

 

Tried this one out. Did almost as well as ESET in the tests I did. 15 0 day links. Not bad at all actually.

 

Yes there are a lot, but when it comes to FREE AV there are only 3 you need bother with: Avira, AVG, & Avast...

When it comes to paid AV again there are only a few worth using. Just stick to the top names, the ones that have proven them self over the years, after all why take a chance on anything less, when there are top names that have been around for years.

For me personally if I was going to pay for AV I would just be using either Avira, NOD32, or Kaspersky, because I've seen what these apps have done over the years and continue to do, so really why pay for any others...

It's no so difficult when you know who the winners are!