Campfire Time wrote:
Good article. Additionally you're mistaken if you think all you need is anti-malware software. You need another layer of some sort of web filtering system. I use both Open DNS (on my router) and Bluecoat K9 (on my PCs). Both are free to home users. Both block known malware and phishing sites, blacklists which are updated via their payed corporate customers. Both work on MAC, Windows, and Android.
Bluecoat was in it's prime in 2012 or so. Today, forget it. Not current so leaves you with iffy filtering, etc. As for Open DNS... aok.
