Programs to help me avoid malware

[legend8887]

These are some programs I will be running on my new PC to avoid any malware. What do you guys think?

 

Avast! or ESET NOD32 Antivirus (Haven't decided yet)

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro

Ad Block

Web of Trust

 

I know I'm forgetting some so I will post more as I remember them. This isn't overkill because I don't want to take any chances of getting any infection... ever.

[AlwaysFSX]

Super Anti Spyware

[legend8887]

Super Anti Spyware

I'm not really a fan of it. I don't like the look and it reported a false positive one time.

[Tea1337]

just use malwarebytes, no need to flood your system will all kinds of software. I have no anti virus or anything, and I've never had malware/viruses. You just need to keep an eye out on what sites you are going to and what you are downloading.

[legend8887]

just use malwarebytes, no need to flood your system will all kinds of software. I have no anti virus or anything, and I've never had malware/viruses. You just need to keep an eye out on what sites you are going to and what you are downloading.

It wouldn't slow down my system at all.

[AlwaysFSX]

I'm not really a fan of it. I don't like the look and it reported a false positive one time.

False positives come up from time to time and while the look is stupid it does help once in a while.

[Markyod]

Best program to avoid malware = a brain.

[FatalWaffles]

Common Sense 2014, running ad-block on sketchy sites, and running Malwarebytes Pro should do you well. 

 

If you're running ad-block you should consider turning it off on YouTube and these forums. Its nice to support content creators

[Antistatic12]

@FatalWaffles has got it right, Common Sense 2014 is great. Just make sure you have the latest updates installed.

[Valhallatier]

i'm using advance system care

[Tommex84]

I'm using Avast Premier

[brownninja97]

malwarebytes pro

[LogicalDrm]

Common sense & Avast has worked so far.