#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit software
#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit code
#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit Pc

having an antivirus program with real time protection? I have no idea if this is true or not, but I simply wouldn't take the chance, especially since (new) updates for XP are no longer available. It infected his USB drive and added 4 shortcuts to the drive, if you ever ran any of them you would be instantly infected.Д«asically without some kind of AV scanning tool, you are effectively having sex without a condom with multiple partners and not bothering to get a checkup with a doctor from time to time either.ДЄverage in my case means you either have live or dormant malware. It was hiding on program files directory and was actually much harder to remove than I thought. I also happened to have found malware on a number of XP machines including one where the use said he only goes to safe sites, but nonetheless he never had any AV product installed and I found a naughty little bugger in it.

#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit Pc

There are still many XP machines on the Internet that are actually serving malware to others, so I would highly suggest scanning your PC for them. Unless you regularly scan for malware or your are some kind of expert who understand all the possible places where malware can hide, you are very likely infected. The time of just avoiding sin sites is long gone, you can get malware from legitimate sites by infected advertising ie malvertising, from legitimate sites that were compromised and are now serving malware,cryptominers stealing your computer resources to mine things like bitcoin, USB based malware that take advantage of the autorun feature to infect Xp machines and more. There are many ways to infect a PC especially when you're using the Internet as well. I have been running XP since 2004 and have never had a virus.

It seems to me like the person here who doesn't know what they're talking about is you. I suppose you're against vaccinations and condoms too, because the human body has unpatched vulnerabilities? BLOCKS MALICIOUS PROGRAMS!!!ДЄnd if I was interviewing you, I would file your application in the trash bin for being a complete moron when it comes to computers. HELLO! Every bit of protection helps!ДЄnd.

#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit software

You think that because the OS has vulnerabilities, antivirus software is useless. None of this means anything if you have an unpatched os

This thread only serves to confuse the op and he's already received adequate answers.ДЄfter ten years as a tech you still don't seem to understand that an antivirus just scans for signatures of files and on some occasions certain behaviours.ДЄnd where did I imply that? I understand perfectly well what antivirus software does. But honestly if I was interviewing someone that gave me the misinformation you are, I'd go with the lesser experienced hire that I can send to a security course than someone thinks their way is right when it's not and screwing everything up for everybody.ДЄnyway all the best to you. I work in tech/security too, longer than yourself. The only way to block mallicious programs is to limit persissions, fix any known exploits, and if possible hardware protect, splitting the task of protection from the possibly compromised machine to a separate safe box. All you need is a file that causes a buffer overflow or references a static memory location (xp doesn't even have aslr!) and replaces it with an executable and your machine is done. None of this means anything if you have an unpatched os. An av is pretty much only useful on end users pcs that primarily use email and web to prevent accidental downloads of nasties. Literally anyone can write a virus, even a 'del /s *' will ruin a person's day and no av will block it.

#Antivirus untuk windows xp sp2 32 bit code

It's mostly useful for catching popular programs that have been added to a signature database or reuse code that an existing virus in the database used or bundles multiple executables within a file, such as a Trojan. After ten years as a tech you still don't seem to understand that an antivirus just scans for signatures of files and on some occasions certain behaviours.