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Ransomware Shield, to protect your files and folders from ransomware.Real site, which stops you visiting fake websites.Passive mode, where you can use another antivirus alongside Avast.Sandbox, which lets you open suspicious files in a safe environment.

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While this is a pretty impressive offering, we recommend investing in one of Avast’s Premium Security plans, which include everything from the free package plus:

Browser cleanup that automatically removes poorly rated add-ons.

Game mode which disables unnecessary apps to free up resources.

Behavior shields to monitor suspicious activity in real time.

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Password manager which helps to remember your passwords.

Smart Scan that scans your device for viruses.

Wi-Fi inspector to make sure your internet is secure.

CyberCapture, which automatically sends suspicious files for analysis and “treatment”.

Intelligent antivirus that blocks viruses, malware, spyware, ransomware, and phishing.

Taking the premium versions of both Avast and Bitdefender into account, then it's a much closer race, but it's still Avast that wins by a nose, thanks to a combination of an excellent security suite that is easier to navigate and use than Bitdefenders.Īvast offers a decent range of different antivirus products – it’s most well-known for its Avast Free Antivirus package, which costs nothing at all and comes with the following features: The free version of Bitdefender isn't quite as complete – you'll need to splash out for a premium version to gain access to more features.

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This is especially true if you choose the free Avast package, which is packed full of features, such as threat detection, virus scanning and malware removal. When it comes to security, both anti-virus packages have a wide range of features, but from our testing, we found it was Avast that had the more robust security options.

Avast is better for those on a budget, with lower starting prices for its packages.

We found Avast’s security scans easier to run.

Bitdefender has a huge offering of security packages – while this offers extensive choice, it can also be overwhelming for newcomers.

Bitdefender’s Chrome plugin is easier to use than Avast’s.

I always hated redundancy with Avast Free.īut, considering that is not clear if extra modules are or are not redundant, and considering the low system impact, I believe that I will keep this combo (Avast Free + Malwarebytes Free Anti-Exploit + Bitdefender Free Ransomware).Avast vs Bitdefender: Detailed ComparisonĪvast is more user-friendly than Bitdefender and is slightly cheaper, making it perfect for anyone on a budget.

Malwarebytes free anti-exploit and Bitdefender free anti-ransomware, both have very low impact on my system. But yes, I am interested in knowing the true (extra modules are necessary or are redundant?). I am not really interested in this schizophrenia. In theory and marketing, all free antivirus seem to be enough against exploits and ransomware.īut, in real life, all paid antivirus have an extra module for ransomware. Bitdefender Free argues that is enough, but in paid version has a separate module for ransomware. Still confuses me the fact that most of the free antivirus (Avast, Bitdefender etc) argue that "are enough", but in upgraded software, all of them (including Microsoft) separate modules for anti-exploit or anti-ransomware.

However, I am not sure about exploits and ransomware. In terms of performance + security, my vote is for Avast Free. Bitdefender Free is great, but consumes 7 times more RAM than Avast Free. I totally love Avast Free, because has less impact on my system (than any other antivirus), and is reasonable good as a plain antivirus.

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For me: Good habits + Good Antivirus + Windows Firewall. I don't like Internet Security Systems, or Prime products etc, because I don't use most of the extra services there.