Avira AntiVir Free 10.0.0.650 / Premium 10.0.0.682 / Security Suite 10.0.0.623

[jalaffa]

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[avmad]

I see people are ditching Avira now they've moved to the dark side :D ( Joining up with Uniblue scareware and Ask toolbar )

Avira support forum

I clicked through a few forums to get there, so people do take it seriously :huh:

[HALiD]

Thanks for the update :rolleyes:

[jalaffa]

Interesting read indeed. Thanks for bringing it up.

[H2O]

http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=d04b4aceca96ed36efaea09ef40167f99c11c6f2eb747b700270ae6679399966-1290157792

:fear: :blink: ^_^

[rseiler]

I was surprised to see in Help/About that I already had this build. Event Viewer shows that it was pushed out four days ago. Does anyone have a revision list? I'm surprised to see this so (apparently) close to SP2, the one causing the controversy.

[johndoe]

reading the comments on the link posted by avmad, i recommend it should be removed from the front page...anyone else agree?

[SacredCultivator]

With this... As I'm an avid user of Avira, what would be the better alternative? (Apart from NOD32) =P

[johndoe]

kaspersky, nod32 like you said, bullguard, bitdefender, f-secure, g-data, avg, avast, even norton/symantec :D

[digimon]

eset and nod32 cant beat them other then that maybe kapersky pure

[kacangajaib]

well well wel...look what we have here.... a brand new crabby patty antiviruses :wub: