Perion, IncrediMail’s other name, is notorious for bundled software – Smilebox and worst of all Sweet IM, announced today the release of a program to manage add-ons and extensions in browsers. This beats all! It’s like McDonald’s releasing a book, “The Guide to Healthy Eating”, or Bernie Madoff writing “How to Invest and Get Rich Legally”. You have… Read More »
Cynthia received an answer from Malwarebytes I did received an email from Malwarebytes because I had written to them several times to let them know how disappointed I was that they had changed their protection. They have issued a statement that they are going back to including all the things they took out, and more, in response to… Read More »
First, we want to thank all of you for your amazing welcome to our newest Cloudeight recommended and endorsed product: Emsisoft Anti-Malware. It’s a great program and we’re positive that most of you will benefit greatly from it in the form of reduced malware infections and more effective antivirus protection. It’s been a couple of weeks now since… Read More »
If you find that your current anti-virus program either will not allow Emsisoft Anti-Malware to run, or that Emsisoft Anti-Malware shuts down your current antivirus program – don’t worry. Unlike Malwarebytes, Emsisoft Anti-Malware is also an antivirus. We want you to make the right choice — and that choice is letting Emsisoft be your antivirus program as well.… Read More »
We have been warning you about software bundles (which Emsisoft calls “download wrappers”) for a long time. The following information comes from Emsisoft’s helpful Anti-Malware web site, and we’d like to share it with you, because it give you information you can use to avoid sites which distribute software via bundlers (or “Download wrappers). These are all popular… Read More »
After a couple of weeks of testing every anti-malware program we could find, we looked at Emsisoft Anti-Malware last. The only word I can used to describe our reaction when we intentionally went to malware sites, intentionally clicked on download links we knew were ads, and intentionally installing software we knew was bundled with malware, and Emsisoft Anti-Malware… Read More »