The biggest virus out there is Avast.īottom line is we trust a bunch of unknown people in Czechoslovakia that could essentially do whatever they want at any time and seemingly are doing exactly that. Quote from: Slight0 on November 26, 2013, 12:33:53 AM That's right folks, turns out the wool has been over our eyes the whole time. The only thing avast is detecting is itself. I really haven't the slightest clue if this program wasting my cpu cycles is actually protecting my computer and when it finds files there are no logs or reports of any kind to try and shed light on wtf the program is babbling about during idle. Avast gets stuck in memory, can't force close the process because ACCESS DENIED HURR I COULD BE A VIRUS SO DON'T ALLOW ANYONE TO END THE PROCESS.į**k you avast. Never had a problem setting SMTP programs up to gmail, but avast has no problem FREEZING for fifteen minutes while it fails to send an email over both SSL and TLS. Except for the small part where IT DOESNT WORK AT ALL. Oh look, avast supports virus alerts being sent to my email. Mind you, avast only scans these files while the computer is idle, so I only know about them if I happen to be in the room at the time. Keep in mind, I'm very cautious about what I do online so I'm really surprised when I keep hearing these alerts that are being triggered on files from well known sources. Good find avast, please continue to tell me how the other random harmless files on my harddrive are also viruses and then proceed to do nothing about it or even log the occurrence in any reasonable way, I'd love to hear more about them.
I check the last detected file on the UI, open it, and scan it.
Huh, interesting avast, ok then, show me. The biggest virus out there is Avast.Įverynight, on all the computers I have avast installed on, I get a virus alert or two from arbitrary files. That's right folks, turns out the wool has been over our eyes the whole time.
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