They were supposed to have cleaned up their act and were removed, personally there are many anti-spyware applications out there with no dubious history for me to ever use any of their software.
I wonder whether this software is like an illegal version of something like GDATA or it is simply “repackaged” version of Malwarebytes…
As an end-user, it shouldn’t be a problem if anti-virus companies “share” their info but it’s illegal in the context of intellectual properties, which is not always respected outside of so-called “Western” countries. I guess some agreements in the area of international laws are needed among developed countries and rising ones.
That mean they don’t need to work hard they just get new malware from other databases and just intergrate them in Iobit security 360!
Too bad smart defrag will miss us!
Wahl Hell Yeah!! Lets get our Rope!! We aint gonna burn no cross on your front yard,but we will shore as hell roast some marshmallows on the cross somebody else has lit!!"
Malwarebytes has all the street cred of Eminem.
These are the same Wally’s that billed themselves as a “Complete Malware Solution” yet bitched when they were tested as such!! (EMSI tests+ earlier SSupdater Tests.)
The motivation?
How about quashing an up and coming rival in the already crowded arena of
“antispyware/anti malware”?
Believe what you want.
I believe Malwarebytes is so crooked, they have to screw their pants on.
We also have many various sources of malware samples from warm-hearted users, computer security fans, and major security groups from all over the world. We have admitted that it’s hard to avoid mistakes, like a silly or duplicated name. But there is in no way means we steal Malwarebytes’ or any other’s database. We are investigating and tracking on those items which Malwarebytes declared stolen.
All IObit software is now removed from my computers.
Advanced system care and smart defraggler
the new defraggler is http://www.piriform.com/defraggler