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It also can be used to 'forensically' (that's my term for it) clean up PCs that have already been infected by malware/adware - and viruses. It protects you from sources of infection by malware/adware - stuff that can get past an AV checker because it does not behave like a virus. MBAM (Malwarebytes Anti-Malware) is a malware detector/avoider/fixer, not an anti-virus checker. Refer also the discussion thread Malwarebytes is moving away from lifetime licenses In the discussion below, mentions that, from an old thread in DC Forum - here, a 20% discount coupon code (from March 2012) for Malwarebytes was still valid as at 30 October 2012: BM6-3S7-665. Non-commercial licences are valid indefinitely (lifetime).įor commercial use, there is an extended licence costing approx. The free and PRO/Premium versions are only available for non-commercial use. See: What's the difference between the Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free and PRO/Premium versions? : Malwarebytes Support (Not tested/reviewed $FREE versions v2.x on Win8,8.1.)Īnd also to the paid PRO and Premium versions. 'Because your anti-virus alone is not enough' Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) $FREE and PRO/Premium

note re McAfee Stinger.(Refer: How it compares to similar products) this relates to updates regarding the later version series v2.x on Vista Ultimate, Win8, 8.1 (64-bit) this was my final/last update for the version series v1.x on XP, Vista Ultimate and Win7HP (64-bit)

for the version series v3.x on Win10-64 PRO

for the version series v2.x on Vista Ultimate and Win8, 8.1 (64-bit) and PRO Malwarebytes Premium will initiate a scan for Trojans and then remove Trojans so they can’t cause further damage.- for the version series v1.x on XP, Vista Ultimate and Win7HP (64-bit) The best way to clean up a Trojan infection is to use Malwarebytes’ free trojan scanner, and then consider Malwarebytes Premium for proactive protection against future Trojan infections.

Any other social engineering scheme that disguises itself by taking advantage of the latest trends like the COVID-19 crisis.

Visiting shady websites such as a site that pretends to stream a popular movie but only if you download a certain video codec which is really a Trojan.

Downloading infected applications or unknown free programs.

Here are some common ways Trojan software spreads on your device: However, they can’t infect your device on their own-it takes user interaction to spread them such as opening a malicious email attachment or unintentionally downloading and running a fake file. Trojans can infect your computer in any number of ways: they can look like free software and music to browser ads to seemingly legitimate apps.

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