Would like to use an excellent real time Anti-Spyware along with my AIS 2014?

[system]

I did a search and found past threads about additional real time Anti-Spyware programs. But I would like to find more current info, please?

Looking over the posts here, many members suggest into using Malwarebytes Pro and SuperAntiSpyware Pro in real time. I do have Malwarebytes Free version, but would like to have a real time program that will detect any nasty spyware before it gets into my computer. Any suggestions, please?

Thank you all for your time and have a great day.

SlyFox

[Eddy]

A couple of things.

• Never use two (or more) real time scanners. They may conflict with each other and certainly will slow down the system.
• There is no malware detector that can detect everything.
• A couple of tips http://malware.ache.nl/securitysetup.php

[Pondus]

The top dog is MBAM
PRO version is a one time fee for a liftime license…and give you autoupdate, ip block, and realtime protection of malware trying to install

Mbam realtime does not conflict

[bob3160]

@Pondus post:3

The top dog is MBAM
PRO version is a one time fee for a liftime license…and give you autoupdate, ip block, and realtime protection of malware trying to install

Mbam realtime does not conflict

http://www.malwarebytes.org/

[system]

@Eddy post:2

A couple of things.

• Never use two (or more) real time scanners. They may conflict with each other and certainly will slow down the system.
• There is no malware detector that can detect everything.
• A couple of tips http://malware.ache.nl/securitysetup.php

Thank YOU So Very Much Eddy. Excellent info on what I did read. Will check all of your info links later today.

[system]

@Pondus post:3

The top dog is MBAM
PRO version is a one time fee for a liftime license…and give you autoupdate, ip block, and realtime protection of malware trying to install

Mbam realtime does not conflict

Thank YOU So Very Much Pondus. Have a great day.

[Eddy]

Another tip when it comes to security.
Many modems/routers have a build in (hardware) firewall.
Have a look at the settings.
With any firewall (software/hardware) it is best to close ALL ports first and then open only those ones who you really need.

[system]

@Eddy post:7

Another tip when it comes to security.
Many modems/routers have a build in (hardware) firewall.
Have a look at the settings.
With any firewall (software/hardware) it is best to close ALL ports first and then open only those ones who you really need.

Thank You Eddy for the additional tip, but I do not have a router. I am on a cable connection which I like, but I do have two computers. It’s get hard for me going back and forth disconnecting one computer and connecting the other computer. I prefer not to go wireless, too many possible security issues. Many years ago I had a device hooked up between my cable modem and my computer, that stopped any threats, but I believe the company stopped making it. Sorry I do not remember the name, but it did a good job into protecting my computer.

[system]

@bob3160 post:4

@Pondus post:3

The top dog is MBAM
PRO version is a one time fee for a liftime license…and give you autoupdate, ip block, and realtime protection of malware trying to install

Mbam realtime does not conflict

http://www.malwarebytes.org/

Thank YOU bob3160 for the link to the Malwarebytes site. Have a great day.

[Pondus]

@SlyFox post:8

@Eddy post:7

Another tip when it comes to security.
Many modems/routers have a build in (hardware) firewall.
Have a look at the settings.
With any firewall (software/hardware) it is best to close ALL ports first and then open only those ones who you really need.

Thank You Eddy for the additional tip, but I do not have a router. I am on a cable connection which I like, but I do have two computers. It’s get hard for me going back and forth disconnecting one computer and connecting the other computer. I prefer not to go wireless, too many possible security issues. Many years ago I had a device hooked up between my cable modem and my computer, that stopped any threats, but I believe the company stopped making it. Sorry I do not remember the name, but it did a good job into protecting my computer.

The router does not have to be wireless…and wireless routers usually also have 4 RJ45 connections

[Pondus]

Also check out OpenDNS www.opendns.com

[system]

@Pondus post:11

Also check out OpenDNS www.opendns.com

Thank YOU Pondus for your great tips. Sorry to say, I do not know about wireless routers and 4 RJ45 connections. Sorry I did not earlier mentioned that I do use OpenDNSCrypt and OpenDNS. Unless these are both the same, I do not know.