Free Antispyware programs

• davidche

  29 Nov 06, 13:33

  I looked into the basic security guide and didnt find any info. the search button doesnt work.
  
  So any recomendations for anti spywares?
  
• Ito_^

  29 Nov 06, 13:37

  http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx
• BenBenDeZhu

  29 Nov 06, 13:52

  http://www.filehippo.com/
• davidche

  29 Nov 06, 14:19

  Is spywareblaster safe?
• davidche

  29 Nov 06, 14:20

  Are there programs other than adaware, spybot or windowsdefender?
• ditzy

  29 Nov 06, 14:25

  NOD32 is everything in one, runs on a small footprint, doesn't eat up your ram like norton does. But sorry, its not free, unless you know how.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  29 Nov 06, 15:46

  It's in here. Basic security guide is just to let you read and know more.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  29 Nov 06, 15:46

  Originally posted by davidche:

  Is spywareblaster safe?

  Yes.
• Xprobe

  29 Nov 06, 15:55

  Deleted for unrelated stuff.
• Xprobe

  29 Nov 06, 15:55

  http://www.360safe.com/
• ndmmxiaomayi

  29 Nov 06, 16:04

  Originally posted by Xprobe:

  http://www.360safe.com/

  I'm beginning to wonder if this site is trustable. Yahoo purposely destroying their anti-spyware?
  
  That's nuts.
  
  And heck, it's interface is so similar to AVG Anti-Spyware and works similarly too. They are also using a very similar version of HijackThis.
  
  All of which breaks the EULA.
  
  The EULA states plainly that no reverse engineering of both softwares. The Chinese over there need to polish up their programming skills and not steal people's software. Not to mention defaming legitimate company.
  
  While these legit companies do destroy things once in a while, I've never heard of them destroying anti-malware programs.
  
  Note: It's my opinion only.