Oh yeah, this is big brain time

19 Comments

  1. Gasterbuzzer

    I mean, if the virus samples get detected by your AV, then technically its learning from them and getting immune.

  2. De_Lancre34

    I almost wanna add a joke about linux to this meme, but we don’t have photoshop. :c

  3. kron123456789

    I’ve been using windows defender for a decade because I believe the best anti-virus on PC is common sense of the user.

  4. Explursions

    I just reset my computer every now and again if I think it’s gotten bad enough.

  5. Back in the late 90s/early 2000s I never bothered to get antivirus software and would just reinstall Windows whenever the computer started acting strange or slowing down.

  6. somegarbagedoesfloat

    Every security specialist I talk to says essentially the same thing:

    On a day to day, you should only be using windows defender.

    If you wanna spot check something, download malware bytes, run scan, uninstall.

  7. Big-Cap4487

    Use your own blood as coolant and this might just work

  8. fenixspider1

    Create a machine learning model and train it with viruses so that it can automatically fight the next virus wave

  9. hellaciousbluephlegm

    linux users with PCs not compatible with viruses:

  10. xmiidget

    Train a 20 years old PC with weaker viruses

  11. I’m still using AVG Antivirus on my old computer…

  12. mistalanious

    Windows Defender and a good content filter like Cisco Umbrella or others such as the ones built into enterprise firewalls and you’ll be good. Haven’t had a virus on a personal device or a clients device in over 15 years.

  13. Well there’s one virus on that kids PC already, that stupid Norton shit takes ages to uninstall.

  14. Improving_Myself_

    Windows defender + an ad blocker are all you need.

    You know those sketchy sites where they’ll have like a dozen download links? Yeah those are ads and they get blocked.

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