04-17-2013, 04:45 PM
I havent seen anything in the past 3 years that Malwarebytes hasnt been able to fix for me. Occasionally I'll need to take a hard drive out and hook it up to a surrogate lab machine of my to run the scan for it, because it was badly infected.
I dont know if this is progress Microsoft is making on security or if all the malware developers have already moved to mobile devices (android, iOS, etc) now.
Most 'spyware' or 'virus' I remove now are grayware addons for IE/Firefox/Chrome that the users is mainly responsible for adding.
I dont know if this is progress Microsoft is making on security or if all the malware developers have already moved to mobile devices (android, iOS, etc) now.
Most 'spyware' or 'virus' I remove now are grayware addons for IE/Firefox/Chrome that the users is mainly responsible for adding.
[should not have shot the dolphin]