A rose by any other name would smell as sweet

and is that how you define a virus? **** then half the programs I use on my work
laptop are viruses...


Edited For Language - Deadeye

your so right man. We should go by the filenames. I'm sure they all name viruses as virus.exe


I mean what kind of virus would try to log keystrokes, monitor processes, and other weird
things that other normal programs wouldn't try.

Not really bothered with it, I did my own homework with HS on my gaming PC and
everything has been fine so far.

Have you not heard what many people said when HS came out?

In what ways does HS operate similar to a virus?

"Sorry, any antivirus that gives false virus threats has issues, at least thats how I
see it. "

Its not about what the program is, but rather how it operates that will raise flags.

Sorry, any antivirus that gives false virus threats has issues, at least thats how I
see it.

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solution: get a better antivirus
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Kaspersky is among the best among the Anti-Virus industry. It's detection rates along
with it's threat response level are being constantly improved and modernized. I also
enjoy how HS claims to be in correspondence or co-operation with Kaspersky when
official Press releases do not confirm this. Just look at how Kaspersky flagged down the
HS Software Hook.

Kaspersky is pretty good in terms of AVS though the problem is it can be to sensitive.