security software - any ideas?

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    security software - any ideas?

    Can you guys suggest any good security software?

    I've only been using a virus scanner so far - but I am getting fed up with spam mails, popups and I fear the scanner won't even find all the serious stuff - dread to think a hacker could be after my lil PC to abuse it for their sinister purposes.

    So, I am willing to go and do something about it; I am even willing to spend money on it.

    I just need your advise first.


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    HI ALL

    I run A VG FREEWARE and KIERO firewalls no problems on XP plus spy blaster & spy guard as well.
    No problems so fare Pluss GRISOFTS' SHIELDS UP is good to for checking the system find it on the net runs online.

    Hoss
    EGM

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    Tassie Devil is offline DAL Aussie Contingent
    I run AVG free http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1
    Zone Alarm free http://www.zonelabs.com/store/conten...eeDownload.jsp

    You can also try Ewido which has been renamed, ewido anti-spyware 4.0 becomes
    AVG Anti-Spyware 7.5, very good scanner http://www.ewido.net/en/product/

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    paulthomasno6 is offline Senior Member
    I run Spybot, and BlackICE, and McAfee antivirus, all of which I recommend.
    I run the ewido online scan now and then to get an 'outside opinion.'

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    Spooks is offline Newbie
    I am running Norton Internet Security - it's a full fledged security suite; installs out of the box and takes care of everything ranging from viruses (virii?) and spam to targeted hacking attacks and internet popups.

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    seywar is offline Elite Member
    i agree with spooks norton internet security is about the best around, but have a look on the microsoft site for other software; i recomend Symantec, McAfee Inc. and CA.

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    DJNafey is offline UK site moderator
    I also thoroughly recommend Norton Internet Security. The latest versions handle viruses, spam mail, hackers, spyware, adware, the whole lot.

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    seywar is offline Elite Member
    Quote Originally Posted by DJNafey
    I also thoroughly recommend Norton Internet Security. The latest versions handle viruses, spam mail, hackers, spyware, adware, the whole lot.
    also even the older versions of norton internet security (norton internet security 2005 up) are ok as long as you update reguary

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