Malwarebytes Premium 4.5 Latest Version 2022 Antivirus Software | 5 Device 1 Year (PC, Mac, Android) [software_key_card]
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Jason W. Schenebricker
> 24 hourNuts!
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Kindle Customer
> 24 hourHad an annoying bot. Dont know where it came from. Tried all sorts of fixes. Even reinstalled Win 10 and reinstalled 40+ programs. No change. Same problem. So frustrating. Found a listing for this on web. Remembered using it years ago and installed the free 14-day trial yesterday. Worked. Will purchase in 13 days. A winner!!!
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Thom
> 24 hourI used Norton for decades but when they decided to force me to subscribe for automatic updates I looked for something else. Malwarebytes was recommended to me so I decided to give it a try. Right off the bat it was way easier to install than Norton. It seems to be working as it should without any hiccups. Time will tell if this is a good replacement.
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JL Populist
> 24 hourI am familiar with older versions of MalwareBytes on Windows computers and android phones. The company has been around and was known for an efficient stand-alone anti-malware scanner. While the Premium version is not in the cheap tier for pricing, you can find legitimate keys for an affordable price by surfing around. What I like about MalwareBytes Premium is that it meets all of the criteria I have for an anti-malware security program. I beta tested antivirus programs in the 2000s so I am a little picky on programs that I pay for. Here are some things I look for: +Performance. Is the program stable? Does the real-time feature slow down browsing much? I have uninstalled some programs for that reason. I dont notice this program at all. It does run light! +Does it have a high detection rate on a test site that I check? MalwareBytes Premium has recently performed very well (in the top tier). Frankly, I wouldnt want a program that doesnt score in the high 90s. Thats what we pay for, detections and removal. +Update Frequency. This program can be set to update automatically and it can be set to check for updates every hour. In the month I have had MalwareBytes Premium installed the automatic update has always worked. +Configurability. This is a big factor for me, hence the long paragraph. This is also a strongpoint for MalwareBytes Premium. There are four Real-Time Protection components: Web Protection, Malware Protection, Ransomware Protection, and Exploit Protection. These components can all be de-activated. Probably not a great idea, but I still have the choice. In addition to those components there is also an optional Browser Guard that works for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and it even works on Brave! There are optional scan settings also. Examples are scans in archives, scans for rootkits, scans for Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) or Potentially Unwanted Modifications (PUMs). A scan scheduler is common with subscription security programs. MalwareBytes has it and it works flawlessly. On a minor note, there are options for changing the theme or appearance in this program also. +Usability. Even with all of the options available the screens are well-designed. Easy to navigate and clean. I like this program a little bit better than anything else I have tried. Thats personal preference in the configurability category and it has multiple real-time protection components. It can be install and forget like Avira for instance, or you can set it up for personal preference and pay more. I think its worth the extra price to have it.
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Mike G
> 24 hourHave been using this for several years. This product catches of lot of odd ball data on the internet
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David
> 24 hourGreat program, gives a sense of security when on the web.
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George C
> 24 hourLove Malwarebytes. Its auto run feature at startup takes care of any issues. the pricing package was great and will keep using them.
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L. Alwardt
> 24 hourPrefer Malwarebytes Premium compared to free version because of full-time monitoring for malware from Internet sites.
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Wildbill
> 24 hourIve been using Malewarebytes premium for 3+ years now and if you ever stray from the bigger, more well know (i.e. better behaved) sites, youre going to run into sites that have annoying adware stuff embedded or something worse. Ive been working with computers, including extensive programming and administration for more than 25 years, so Im not exactly a typical novice or casual computer user. This is the best program Ive used for combating maleware and it plays nice with and is a good complement to the Anti-virus/security software I run. Malewarebytes also has a pretty good forum, if you have any questions or need help.
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The Reviewer
> 24 hourIts Malwarebytes. A+
What Malwarebytes 4.0 does for you
Our free scanner is what put us on the map. It doesn’t just find threats like malware and viruses, it also finds potentially unwanted programs that can slow you down.
Real-Time Protection uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to keep you safe from online threats, even emerging threats that no one has ever seen before.
Like antivirus, but smart
Web Protection blocks online scams, infected sites, and malicious links. It also blocks phishing scams, which use fake sites to trick you into revealing private info like your bank details.
Ransomware Protection uses proprietary tech to create a powerful defense against malware that locks down your PC and takes your files and photos hostage.
Infected? We"ve got your back
Scans now use 50 percent less CPU resources than before, and with Play Mode, you can even turn off notifications and updates while you game or watch movies.
Our all-new user interface makes it easier than ever to customize your protection. Schedule scans, adjust protection layers, and choose from three scan modes.
Introducing The Malwarebytes Katana Engine
Our all-new detection engine finds more threats, in less time, with less performance impact than ever before. It also tells you more about threats it finds, like their type and behavior, so you can make smarter security decisions. For example, instead of seeing a generic threat name like “Malware123,” you’ll see a name like “Spyware.PasswordStealer,” along with a link to information about that specific threat.