[Awetopsy]

Hey all, Recently the license on my existing Virus scanner expired. and the company that made it doesnt support that scanner any more.

so I need to know, whats a good Virus scanner for a decent price that is good on resources. I had Antiviral Toolkit Pro and I swore by it.. but since Kaspersky labs doesnt make it anymore.. I need something else. and i desperately want something that wont bog down my machine. (Im a resource pig)

any help is greatly appreciated.

[DrunkenMoNk]

Virus scanners?

I don't use them, then again I'm only running a 3 computer network...

Mostly I just use a Debian box as a firewall, that's all the security I seem to need.

I don't use outlook, ie, office etc... so I assume that basically knocks out most of the common routes a virus can take, if only I could do away with Windows itself I'd probably not have a care in the world .

Back to the topic, I always hear stuff about McAffee or Norton's offerings... so I suppose they must be at least decent

[Atherium]

I have always run norton and it has been great so far, although I always hear of osme panda one which is free and is supposed to be good as well so look it up. Ah, it is on the screensavers that I keep hearing about it.

[Svanur]

The one I use is from

http://www.frisk.is

It's actually small and nice.
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[egerie]

the computer wiz at work are all in lurve with Kaspersky. I'm not sure of the spelling.. Can dig it up if you want ?

[Matthew]

I used to use Pc-Cillin, check it out.

[Intuos]

I use Panda Antivirus for exactly the things you want in a virus scanner Awetopsy. I think it'd suit you perfectly. I swear by it, indeed.

http://www.pandasoftware.com/