 NanDogThe Pup Was Female, I'M NotPremium
join:2003-12-28 | reply to Hutch
Re: [Poll] Anti-Trojan Poll 2007 said by Hutch:KIS on all my computers here. TrojanHunter as a back up scanner. Glad you guys like the Poll.  Same for me 'cuz I bought TH a long time before I switched from NIS to KIS. Don't get me wrong, NIS worked very well on my old 98se box but when I got my new 'puter a few months ago I decided to go with KIS and have been very happy with it!
Unlike KiwiAussie (btw, isn't that a name a little oxymoronic??  ), I let TH stay resident. I've had no conflicts with both KIS and TH running that way.
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 MordyComfortably NumbPremium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07
join:2001-12-02
Denver, CO | reply to Hutch
BOClean, and the old freebie standbys - spybot, adaware and HijackThis. Process Explorer to chase down the unknown process. |
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One vote here for TrojanHunter. |
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 HutchMy Throne is the DunnyPremium
join:2000-10-14
Out House | reply to NanDog
said by NanDog:Unlike KiwiAussie (btw, isn't that a name a little oxymoronic?? ), I let TH stay resident. I've had no conflicts with both KIS and TH running that way. LOL only if your a Kiwi that Lives in Aussie.
I prefer to have just KIS running. I have had TH running in the past with KIS, without conflict as well. 
I just see no need to have both running at the same time.
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Mele20Premium
join:2001-06-05
Hilo, HI
kudos:4 | reply to Hutch
*Other*
ProcessGuard
I don't use a real time AV just on demand with ProcessGuard and the Proxomitron both of which are more important protection than an anti-trojan or antivirus IMO.
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 Grail KnightQui audet adipisciturPremium
join:2003-05-31
Valhalla
kudos:6 | reply to Hutch
*Other*
AVG AV
Spybot S & D
Spyware Blaster
AV As needed. |
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NanDogThe Pup Was Female, I'M NotPremium
join:2003-12-28 | reply to Hutch
said by Hutch:said by NanDog:Unlike KiwiAussie (btw, isn't that a name a little oxymoronic?? ), I let TH stay resident. I've had no conflicts with both KIS and TH running that way. LOL only if your a Kiwi that Lives in Aussie. Well, that begs the question: why would a Kiwi relocate to Oz?
I've visited both and although I really enjoyed Australia, I absolutely loved NZ! I could easily retire to NZ and have really thought about it!
BTW, thanks for the poll!
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 caffeinatorComing soon to a cup near you..Premium
join:2005-01-16
WA, USA
kudos:3
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BOClean, and NOD32 set to "gooify".
Also, Hosts file/spybot/SWB/Winpatrol so I hopefully won't get anything on here to start off with.
-CaFF
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Other...
Ewido/Kaspersky. |
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 IrondellAlways Inside The Box
join:2006-09-12 | reply to Hutch
None. I ran TrojanHunter(resident)for a couple of years, but there were never any alerts so I stopped using it. My first defence now is Sandboxie. I'm becoming less keen on resident scanners as time goes by. I was almost tempted by the free Boclean, but not quite. |
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 lilhurricaneCrunchin' For CuresPremium,Mod
join:2003-01-11
Purple Zone
kudos:51 | reply to Hutch
Trojan Remover here |
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Great poll Hutch  !!!!
BOClean and Symantec AV here
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BOClean and NOD32 running resident. TrojanHunter for on-demand trojan scanning. |
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 BuddelIf it ain't broke, don't fix it.Premium
join:2004-03-06
EU
kudos:3 | reply to Hutch
Nice poll. BOClean here. |
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said by Mowergun:BOClean and NOD32 running resident. TrojanHunter for on-demand trojan scanning. Eggzactly the same thing here.
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