Anyone doing this?

Computer owners accross Cambodia are turning to a new software solution that has gone viral this year. It's a new product that is designed to check for the latest viruses (Including the recent 'WannaCry' & 'Petya' viruses), prevent hackers accessing your information, and even helping remove unwanted software to speed up your performance.

If you live in Cambodia and have a computer unprotected, not running how you like it or just want to protect yourself from the most recent threats, then this may be the most important article you read this year.

https://savesmarteronline.org/freescan= ... n't%20Know

The biggest fail in Cambodia is everyone uses fake windows and a fake copy of xyz antivirus. You have no idea what code was inserted into either by the person who cracked them. Get a genuie copy of windows, not easy to find in Cambodia but Ana computers stocks it. For the record I used to be an IT manager and antivirus is pretty useless. In general they have different algorithms and update schedules. We ran AVG, Kasperky and trend in separate layers and the oldes tone, trend , picked up 99% after it had got through the other 2! If you have a genuine copy of Windows then you can use windows defender which is pretty good these days and malware bytes. You can also use paragon backup and restore to keep regular backups just in case you get infected. Fast and free

phuketrichard wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 21, 2017 9:11 am

if ur online u should, ( i do)
1. install zone alarm
2. install the free avg virus
3. use cc cleaner to keep ur computer running well
4. periodically run Spybot

regarding ur link above
i opened the page
scrolled down to this paragraph


For convenience of our readers, the following hyperlink will take you through to claim your copy of Scanguard: Visit The Official Scanguard Website
clicked on the above underlined to open their OFFICIAL site and got

400 Bad Request

Well, better rethink the use of CCleaner then, because it has been infected with malware itself....

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/tal ... 678277001/

Apparently they bought some infected code and used it together with their own code. I quit using CCleaner.

I used Avast and Ccleaner.