USB Threat Defender?

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by jmonge, Aug 7, 2009.

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  1. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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  2. dell boy

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    no isnt bitdefender, but similar i know what you mean, just installed it and seems ok, if you use usb's from people you dont know alot such as work etc then sounds a good one, even though i got pc doctor usb immunization anyway but oh well.
    not sure i would pay for this, but as a freebie i think its good, has all system healing things similar to sas like enabling the launch of task manager if it is blocked by a virus etc, but i think they need to watch what theyre saying about normal antiviruses missing usb infections etc
     
  3. Sportscubs1272

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    Would this program conflict with USB Safely Remove?
     
  4. dell boy

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    perhaps, it works together with normal antiviruses, not sure
     
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    is this program any good?
     
  6. dell boy

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    difficult to tell,i havent tested and isnt that well known, seems ok for me though
     
  7. Cazandros

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    No. They are working well together.
     
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