Another antivirus software flaw detected

at home I would agree: Avast would be a good deal at home.

As for McAfee not detecting a file Avast caching, I've heard the same anectdotal story about every virus scanner on the planet. It's silly to expect a virus scanner to detect everything all the time.

BTW - does Avast prtect against spyware?; Posted by: toadlife Posted on: 03/21/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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