Is It Ok?

[geishaslutph]

is it ok to download the latest Norton or PCcillin or McAffee(and which one is best?)off BT,will i be able to update it(virus definitions)through the antivirussoftware update?who has tried it here?pls.share your experiences(not the sexual experiences,pls.lol).thanks in advance

[SciManAl]

hey this is a software question as it will be the same of kazza etc exept a possible greater qaulity of download, ask in the software section.

but a simple answer is yes

[Benno]

and please dont use this big blue font ;)

[muchspl2]

stay away from norton unless its norton corp or nod 32
I personally use avg and zone alarm and it has never failed me but I see people get screwed with norton all the time
the only logical guess is more people use norton but it also could mean it sucks my phat shlong so its up to you but if you got a fast computer and could care lees how much resources your AV uses then grab norton

[Benno]

Originally posted by muchspl2@3 January 2004 - 17:29
stay away from norton unless its norton corp or nod 32

what does nod32 have in common with norton :huh:

[muchspl2]

I thought it used semantics virus definitions, isn't that one put together by paul on the main site?

[Benno]

Originally posted by muchspl2@3 January 2004 - 18:31
I thought it used semantics virus definitions, isn't that one put together by paul on the main site?
Nod32 (http://www.nod32.com/home/home.htm) is an own program. Paul just made an on demand scanner from the original programm

though i dont know if it uses the symantec virus definitions

[muchspl2]

ahh ok, seems like I read it did use them but I could be wrong

[scribblec]

Originally posted by muchspl2@3 January 2004 - 17:29
stay away from norton unless its norton corp or nod 32
I personally use avg and zone alarm and it has never failed me
.

[sharedholder]

Originally posted by Benno+3 January 2004 - 19:03--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Benno @ 3 January 2004 - 19:03)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-muchspl2@3 January 2004 - 18:31
I thought it&nbsp; used semantics virus definitions, isn&#39;t that one put together by paul on the main site?
Nod32 (http://www.nod32.com/home/home.htm) is an own program. Paul just made an on demand scanner from the original programm

though i dont know if it uses the symantec virus definitions [/b][/quote]
The installer maded by Paul uses the NOD32 virus definitions.

@geishaslutph PC Cillin sucks.

[geishaslutph]

oh,i use PCCILLIN 2002,thats why i&#39;m having second thoughts bout it.i asked it here in this topic because i want to download norton or mcaffee or the new pccillin from SUPERNOVA.ORG using Torrentstorm,and i would like to find out if i do get to have it,will i be able to update it.anyways,thanks to all who replied. :rolleyes:

[geishaslutph]

oh,i use PCCILLIN 2002&#33;gosh,thats why i&#39;m having second thoughts bout it.i asked it here in this topic because i want to download norton or mcaffee or the new pccillin from SUPERNOVA.ORG using Torrentstorm,is it ok to get it from there,and i would like to find out, if, when i do get to have it,will i be able to update it ?anyways,thanks to all who replied. and sorry if the blue font caused a discomfort.

[geishaslutph]

sorry for the 2 posts,i was editing it when i accidentally hit the add reply button.the 2nd post is what i want you to read. :unsure:

[Joakim Agren]

Hello&#33;

Yes you will be able to get updated virusdefinitions for atleast a year after installing a hacked version. Just go and download this verified file on Kazaa of Norton Antivirus 2004 Professional. In that package there is a keygen and instructions that it is very important that you read and follow or else you might get busted. There is even a hack in there that will extend the Live Update to the year 2029 but I have not tried it yeat it seems uneccesary&#33;.

Here is Formula1&#39;s verified file:

http://klboard.ath.cx/index.php?showtopic=84032

I am using it and it works great&#33;

Before someone tiped me about that file I downlaoded 2 corrupt versions and one contained a virus. It is extra risky to download antivirus software on a P2P network just because Hackers have humor and likes irony an Antivirus containing a virus ironic isn&#39;t it?

So always download verified files&#33;

[racer II]

Just get symantec antivirus corporate edition v8.1
Corporate edition doesnt expire.

[Xero Grid]

You can get Anti-virus software off BT. It&#39;s reliable.
And you can update them just fine. There are even hacks and cracks that alow you to go past the alloted license time.
But McAfee... that&#39;s just a joke. People should et padid for using it. Norton isn&#39;t as reliable as it used to be. PCCillin... to hell with that. All of those are weak now a days. I&#39;ve seen them miss viruses all the time.

Use AVG anti-virus. AVG (http://www.grisoft.com/)
They have a good free version, but 7.0 pro kicks ass.

-- Xero Grid --

[Cotton]

Best virus scanner is yourself.

I use a cracked norton, and realy all virus scaners suck unless you get infected by a popular virus.

But if you know how to fix your comp you are the best virus Fixer. Ive been infected acouple of times by viruses and all virus scanners suck. But ive always fixed it myself with some Ctrl+Alt+Del and regedit work.

The answer to your question is yes, a cracked virus scanner is as good as a bought one, you dont need to pay for any intellectual property anymore(unless its made by blizzard entertainment). ;)

[excalis]

What&#39;s wrong with Norton? I personally use Norton Sytem works 2003, 2004 gives too many problems and keeps deleting my Hacking/Cracking tools.

Why is Corporate edition better someone please elaborate.

[Meat_Puppet]

I&#39;ve been using Norton System Works 2003 Pro for over a year now (got it off BT site). I&#39;ve had no problem with virus updates at all. In fact, every time I reinstall windows and install Norton, the free 1 year updates start from the day I install it. I have Norton System Works 2004 Pro, but havn&#39;t had the need to update the software, and I do wonder about the activation feature it has now. Some of the big software companies are getting smarter concerning pirated versions of their product.

[CoolMac]

norton is just more heavy and uses more resources

you get a great difference from AVG

[Ariel_001]

Originally posted by CoolMac@19 January 2004 - 18:48
norton is just more heavy and uses more resources

you get a great difference from AVG
norton corp is very resource friendly and does not slow your computer down. (it will even run fast on a slow computer)

you should really try this

[VenomSniper]

i have norton system works 2003, super norton system works 2003, norton anti virus pro 2003, and norton anti virus 2004 to name a few. ive never had a problem and my definitions are hacked, good until 2116 :ghostface:

Originally posted by Cotton@8 January 2004 - 08:56
you dont need to pay for any intellectual property anymore(unless its made by blizzard entertainment).&nbsp; ;)
i got blizz&#39;s intellectual property right here... lol, i cracked diablo 2 and can transfer it all day long (never tried the others)