Links to any good antiviruses with reliable cracks

[Ruler_Of_Hell]

For Fun I like playing with fire ? err hunting Malware for fun. For the last few Years I've only used Defender/MSE combined with Malwarebytes Pro. I have Genuine Lifetime licenses for Malwarebytes that aren't available anymore. It's become rather expensive, so if You download a copy and run a scan the PuP should say "Please Don't Steal our Software" and then you know you've got a "Good" patch

[Nine]

I used Nod32 for a month (trial), it was pretty good. Then I went back to Windows Defender which I don't completely trust. So I've gone back to my roots and use the latest Avast free antivirus. I used it while I was in high school as well. It's still as good. As a matter of fact, it's improved. I recommend it to anyone who doesn't have an antivirus and is looking for free but reliable protection.

[Bleeder]

Try Comodo. It's free and uses a Sandbox system for suspicious software and downloads. Prevents them from spreading to your files or network.

[Nine]

Has anyone here tried MalWar

http://crackingpatching.com/2017/05/malwar.html

[Sid]

Brand name shareware? To be downloaded from an obscure third party site rather than the publishers well known site where it is freely available?

Sure, what could possibly be dodgy about that?

[Nine]

I'm just asking if anyone's tried Malwar? Whether it's the original or a cracked version. Cracking patch happens to be very reliable. You can contact the and speak to the guys, they're usually open to working with you on a crack, etc. I usually download IDM from their site and I stumbled on that while there. I've run multiple scans and tracks on their cracks using actual paid antiviruses. I'm not saying that they're malware free. I'm saying that if they're not, they're really good at hiding spy and malware.

[Sid]

And I'm just saying there is no such thing as "Malwar". Read the fucking page you linked to.

The software is actually called MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and it is available, for free, from the publisher's site.

It's a highly regarded product but anyone downloading it from anywhere other than malwarebytes is literally begging to trouble. Which I see I already explained to you back in January. I guess some people have to learn things the hard way.

Good luck, you're going to need it.

[Nine]

Whoa.I was just asking if anyone has tried "Malwar", I suppose I'll have to read a Malware bytes review. The link is irrelevant. I wasn't planning to download it from there. Just asking about it.

I'll reiterate though. I've never had a problem with cracking patch and have been in touch with most of the crackers there.

But thanks anyway.

[NokTham]

Those are the kind of websites that people should definitely avoid, filled with pop up ads and misleading download buttons, websites made with the only purpose of making money and screwing with your PC by installing 3rd party apps, you can tell that by the amount of ads and referral links that website has.

Now on topic, yes Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is a nice security tool against PUPs, but you can discard anti-virus software most of the times, regarding cracks and patches you can use an online scan tool like.
https://www.hybrid-analysis.com (max 100MB file size)
https://malwr.com (max 64MB file zie, I think)
https://www.virustotal.com (max 128MB file size)
https://virusscan.jotti.org/en (max  50MB file size)

Also, there is no such thing as "greatest anti virus". What some may pick as a virus, others may not even react to it, and in the end it may even be a false detection