duosonic

Before you jump on me, I am a long-time mac user, I know that malware problems are very new and very limited for macs; I am not chaffing at the bit to install anti-virus crap on my computer (I use ClamXAV and periodically scan for invasion).

I just heard about this product and am doing my due diligence on it, because I have clients who will ask about it.

Has anyone checked it out? Used it? What's your take on it?

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RunTheWorldOnMac

Invented by Pirates I suspect...lol

Couldn't resist

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Scott

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duosonic

great to see a sense of humour here …

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CanadaRAM

Avast is a well respected PC antivirus company

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fjnmusic

If ClamXV doesn't find it, it probably doesn't exist.

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zen.state

The best security always has and always will be an informed and educated user who makes wise computing choices on a daily basis.

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Paddy

I use the PC version for my Windows 7 install under VMWare Fusion, but don't routinely use any AV software on the Mac side. Clam XAV is there if I need it, but so far, I haven't.

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