On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 17:33:28 -0000, wasted wrote:

> Hi
>
> Any comparisons known that compare these two?
>
> I have SAS Pro running in the background on my own computer.
>
> However, as recorded in a previous posting, when I was helping a friend to
> recover from a problem, SAS wouldn't run, and it took Malwarebytes to save
> the day!
>
> Now I'm wondering if I should switch on my own computer.
>
> I do recognise (from browsing here and other groups) that these products
> only provide a back-stop, and true protection comes from "safe-hex" - and
> from following such advice I haven't had any problems at all for a long long
> time. However, I'd like to think that I have the best "back-stop".
>

The effectiveness of an individual scanning apps can be wide-ranging and
oftentimes a collection of scanners is best. There isn't one software that
cleans and protects you against everything. That's why you need multiple
products to do the job i.e. overlap their coverage - one may catch what
another may miss