NOD32 Vs. Malware Part 2

Running NOD32 on an infected PC.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• review
• nod32
• nod
• eset
• antivirus
• malware
• anti-malware

[FINKiLLeRR]

ur videos rock! keep it on!

[mrizos]

Thanks man! I'll always be testing, so stay tuned :P

[mrizos]

I was too. I really heard a lot of good things about NOD and unfortunately I didn't see them on the virtual machine.

If they (eset) would just say "we protect you against some adware" I'd feel better about the product.

[ThExR3V0LVER]

BitDefender has fucked up my PC....-.-

[Zestypanda]

I love your old videos, they were more I don't know, "relatable" You were jus a regular guy talking about computer viruses.

[skater24481]

@mrizos do mcafee, it will make you say "this is complete crap." the whole crap is a waste of 3GB

[w0xer]

Cool Video! I have one question: Can I Set up my NOD32 to ignore a FILE?

[ilovemycomputer2]

better than Microsoft one care but nod is pretty good except i was surfing the internet and i got attacked with two trojans one nod blocked but the other it didnt at least i had malwarebytes

[user73074]

what do u use to record?

[mauiboynokaoi]

@mrizos For any AV company to say "we protect you against all adware" they would lose all credibility from me. There is no such thing as a com that is 100% secure and any company claiming to do so are obviously lying.

[SIGMrs]

Have to put the volume to the max to hear you man.... talk a little louder or put the mic closer to ur mouth.. or change your settings!!

[luigicasino]

i think the best anti malware in making is malwarebytes