a-squared Anti-Malware, free, TODAY (11/11)

[Curt]

Gizmo's Tech Support Alert seem to have another one year offer lined up for a-squared Anti-Malware.

Emsisoft are releasing their top rated a-squared Anti-Malware program with a free one year license.

This offer is valid for 24 hours only commencing at 11:11 (CET)  on Wednesday 11th November, 2009.

-website

• http://www.techsuppo...-free-1-day-only.htm

-lanux128 (November 07, 2009, 12:47 PM)

There are still some 18 hours to get it for free:

http://www.emsisoft.com/en/order/24h/

More correct, the deal is $40 OFF your purchase:

Exclusive offer on 11/11 at 11:11 (CET) - only 24h:

Get a US $40.- discount on your a-squared Anti-Malware order!

That means:

    * 1 year: free! - Grab It!
    * 3 PCs - 1 year: US $33.- instead of US $73.-
    * 5 PCs - 1 year: US $80.- instead of US $120.-

a-squared Anti-Malware
For Windows XP, 2003/2008 Server and Vista.
Single PC - 1 Year:      free!(was US $40.-)

Single PC - 2 Years:
Display volume discount prices    US $30.-(was US $70.-)    

Single PC - 3 Years:
Display volume discount prices    US $56.-(was US $96.-)

[Innuendo]

A-Squared in the past has always had way too many false positives for my tastes, but free is free. I signed up for a free 1-year license.

[Curt]

MAYBE false positives are part of the price for the high detection rank?
(if it can be trusted)

a-squared Anti-Malware, free, TODAY (11/11)

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Extras for professionals

    * a-squared HiJackFree
      Enjoy full control with manual detection and removal. More advanced users will appreciate the integrated a-squared HiJackFree tool, which lets you analyze the processes, autoruns and ports of your system to manually remove all types of Malware. All about HiJackFree
    * a-squared Commandline Scanner
      Perfect for automated scans of specific files. The included Commandline Scanner provides all scanner features, but without having a graphical user interface (GUI).

[cmpm]

This new version 4.5 seems okay.
It does not auto check everything on a scan, only high risk.
So looking at the hits is essential.

It also has active watch enabled.
If anything fires up as you are using the computer.

It's claiming better results then Malwarebytes.
But that would include false positives I'm sure.
As Curt pointed out.

Note, it flagged filedraft.exe as high risk and auto checked it.
filedraft.exe is not a risk.

https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=9500.0

Filedraft works quite well in fact.
Once it's configured correctly.