iskor12
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Me: none. I use a combination of common sense, windows' own security model, Chrome or firefox, limited user permissions, all users sitting behind a firewall, and a simple-to-reinstall system for all machines in my domain, should one be compromised. I might occasionally also sweep through the server looking for dodgy files, but I haven't seen any so far. As for keygens or similar with viruses, I avoid them wherever possible, but for the rest I'd upload them to an online scanner if I don't trust it. It keeps my machine running so much faster, compared to daily scans, and saves a subscription fee. The only real risk I really face here is my own stupidity (running something as an administrator when I shouldn't), or a major vulnerability in a browser causing it to run code.
No offense intended....but if you actually used some common sense...you would use a anti-virus program. I don't care how good you think you are....Shoot, I used to think the same thing a long time ago, but I found out otherwise.