Yes, there are some "antiviruses" that are actually just viruses themselves, they are called rouge programs. They trick you into thinking the program is safe to download and received lots of good reviews, and if you download and open it then you're screwed. They pretend to be a good program and find lots of "viruses" but they just end up making you want to tear out your hair in anger. An example of a rouge antivirus is Navashield.
Almost all antivirus programs will provide virus alert. Some popular programs are Norton Antivirus, McAfee, AVG, Bull Guard, Panda Security, and Avast.
No. Sometime in 2010, all the antivirus programs started to say it was a virus. It is a hacking program, when it comes down to it. It sounds like the antivirus is the problem, not the download.
No, but most antivirus programs will mistake it for a virus because of how it works.
Linux is pretty good at Virus protection by itself. But you can get ClamAv, or any of the big name Anti-Virus programs for it.
Antivirus programs
You're probably thinking of what's called a polymorphic virus, which is a kind of virus that modifies itself when it infects a computer. The idea behind this is that by modifying itself, the virus won't be quite the same on any two computers, so antivirus programs will have a harder time detecting it. Fortunately, many antivirus programs today are better at detecting these viruses than they once were, and so they are easier to remove.
Antivirus is a program that detects, prevents, and takes action to remove viruses, worms and Trojans.The antivirus programs such as AVG,Avast or immunet detects and remove the virus.
A bug is a insect and an anti virus programs that wont send no viruses in it.
Norton AntiVirus.
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Free Anti virus programs right now are AVG,AVAST,Antivir
Run a scan of your computer. Your antivirus should pick it up automatically.