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EMSISOFT AM gets crazy


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I used EMSISOFT AM a long time but in the last time it went to snakeoil and tells me nonsense like 

 

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The funny part is, that cfoss is a payed and not a cracked version. The same nonsense info I get for File&Image Uploader etc. and the result for me was to uninstall EMSISOFT AM  https://i.imgur.com/70p4JrF.gif

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How is it any different  than the rest of the anti-malware engines out there? They all tell lies ..Malwarebytes realtime is so intrusive that it still be flagging app's sites ip were you have blocked in you're firewall  to began with . I went back to just using NOD32  witch dont lie as much but even it lies it says Nsanedown is a threat because they post  ESET activation tools here . :P   Unless you're some Noob who runs installers without blocking  them with a firewall and you install PUP  most of these anti-malware engines will only find false positives. The more engines you run the more false positives you have. This is from years of being on the internet  testing these programs  just encase the real thing comes along and for me someday never comes . Using any anti-malware engine without being able to  know what is real and not real and excluding  false positives is more problematic than most malware that can be removed with a  on demand programs or in the worse case reformatting ..

 

 

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49 minutes ago, steven36 said:

excluding  false positives

and that is the point that I don't want to spend time for this nonsense - if I need so much knowledge to no what I can exclude I don't need such tools - I will life in the future without any AV soft - years ago I did it on this way without any problems. 

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It isnt a problem with Emsisoft per se, its a Bitdefender engine (a very good engine) false positive, it is "normal" to have some false positives from time to time.

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With ESET I've never had a false positive...

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Another good reason not to put trust into these (intrusive) malware engines  :tooth: and IDK; <_< why everyone says here that ESET flags this site with warnings but it never happened to even with ESET parental control enabled and so on.!!

I have used Norton , McAfee, Avast , MBytes (gave me same problems as OP said ), then was satisfied for a long time with AVG until frm last year they started bloating it up and made it a bloatware more & less AV.....thats why I switched to ESET and its been very good so far !!

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