So.. I've got 1 Windows box (which I barely use) .. and 2 Debian boxes (my daily drivers).
There's ESET NOD32 (don't like the free ones) on all of them and the license is about to expire. Should I renew it?
I mean.... there was not a single incidence with malware/viruses since I purchased the AV. Which may be because I (usually) know what I'm doing and acting paranoid af.
On the other hand... better save than sorry π€
what's your opinion?
I dont know, but on the Windows machines I have managed and used the past years seems to do fine with the built-in protection that windoze has. Even companies seems to trust it nowadays
@selea @Archivist @jonn @anders @cody
I agree that the windows box has to be some sort of protected. And I'm sure the built in AV would do the trick. But I'm hesitant about the Debian boxes. π€ ... they are firewalled at least...
Are your linux systems AV protected?
The matter is.. if I subscribe for ESET AV (Windows) .. I get as many Linux/Android/younameit licenses as I want for free