Whats the best protection for p2p use? I use NOD32 as of today.

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by SonyaM32, Apr 18, 2005.

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  1. SonyaM32

    SonyaM32 Registered Member

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    Hi
    Ok, I have 2 daughters and yes, they(we) :D download music all the time. I am using NOD32<--I just won today :D I'm proud to say)
    Do I need anything else to go along with it?
    Because I know they (we) :D are not going to stop downloading music, P2P. and I don't want to loose my computer because of it. I have heard some stories about people having problems with viruses downloading music.
    Thank you :D
     
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  2. Capp

    Capp Registered Member

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    Re: I frequent P2P, whats the best protection? I use NOD32 as of today.

    Anytime you are downloading through P2P...you run the risk of getting a bad file (virus, trojan, etc..).

    I have NOD32 installed along with Ewido and I never have any issues with viruses through P2P.

    Always scan any files you download before opening them.

    In my personal opinion (and I'm not trying to start a debate here :) ) NOD32 is the best AV you can get. I give KAV it's dues because it does kick a55, but is also a resource hog. For my money, it doesn't get any better than NOD32.
     
  3. Marcos

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    Re: I frequent P2P, whats the best protection? I use NOD32 as of today.

    With AMON running, it will scan all files being written to the disk.
     
  4. SonyaM32

    SonyaM32 Registered Member

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    Re: I frequent P2P, whats the best protection? I use NOD32 as of today.

    I am sorta new to NOD32. But doesn't AMON run by itself all the time?

    I agree, NOD32 is the best !!
     
  5. tobamore

    tobamore Registered Member

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    I too use Ewido in partnership with nod32 and they have worked well together and blocked most things so far, you may also want to consider running Microsoft Antispyware for those other nuiscances. The current beta is very stable and open to anyone.

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  6. Blackspear

    Blackspear Global Moderator

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    Hi Sonya, I know where you are at, so, I would suggest taking a look HERE. As well there are discussions HERE and even more HERE.

    Hope this helps...

    Let us know how you go.

    Cheers :D
     
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