Malwarebytes vs. SuperAntispyware vs. IObit Malware Fighter

Today I've been testing three products against 25 malwares.See the video to check how they perform and who is the winner of this test.If you like it please subscribe.

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• malwarebytes
• superantispyware
• malware fighter
• malware test
• malwares
• removal malware

[iLeanonsyrup]

where can i get some malware to some tests like this?

[AleksandarGonovski]

@iLeanonsyrup

malwares.pl

[GreedyLlama]

Part 2 from GreedyLlama

I will not give up using other anti-malware programs along side Malwarebytes because I do not want to miss any bad stuffs that sneak through. Thanks for the video. I look forward to more of your unique tests.

[AleksandarGonovski]

@GreedyLlama

Thanks for your excelent comment.You can expect more videos like this by the end of the week.

I will not give up Malwarebytes either.

Regards to you!!!

[thanhtai2009]

Are you sure all of 'em are malwares ? I saw Mipony in yorur test set :>

[AleksandarGonovski]

@thanhtai2009

Sorry if I made any mistake.It wasn't my intention.Maybe I missed one thing.

Again I am sorry about that.

Regards to you

[FinnAndJakeiscool]

what about microsoft security essentials vs. antimalwarebytes vs.IObit malware fighter?

[Conversekindofgirl]

The advanced system care is like messed up now. it makes my comp freezes and the Full Scan doesn't scan all the way . The scanning bar will like stop at the middle and now i cant get it to open . it used to work fine but idk what happened to it

[ToXiCKiiiD]

Lool Virtual Box

[ToXiCKiiiD]

@iLeanonsyrup Or malwaredomainlist(dot)com

[GreedyLlama]

It is a good idea to test several anti-malware programs with the same collection of malware but I do worry that you have selected an example from each of the different types of malware that the home user may come across. It seems to me that malware distributors follow fashion and send out say many trojans one month and then rogues the next month. Some anti-malware programs are better at fixing one type of malware than another type. I was pleased to see that Malwarebytes was the winner.