I hope this information is accurate and helpful They have also incorporated the IP Protection feature in the latest stable version 1.40, which blocks your computer from contacting malicious IPs. With the paid version, you can also schedule automatic updates and quick scans. MBAM's real-time protection basically prevents the malware before it even runs. They are both light on resources and I barely notice either running.
I personally run Avira Antivir and the paid version of MBAM on my desktop and they both seem to be doing a great job. So the definitions that MBAM use don't always catch the older threats which the a/v programs most likely would. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware is designed to catch the newest threats that are hard to remove or detect by the mainstream A/V and A/S programs. There have been several posts made by the MBAM team throughout this forum about the recommendation of running an A/V proram alongside of MBAM. I suspect the answer I'm looking for is there, but I just haven't found it yet. This forum and the blog appear to be the main sources of information. There are no help pages or support documents. Are you part of the development or support teams? It would be very helpful to hear an "official" position on this, I don't think it's at all clear.
Are you two speaking from personal experience? In other words, do you have the paid version of MBAM resident and are you seeing your resident primary AV reporting problems that MBAM misses? If so, can you quantify it or give it a qualitative evaluation?Īs for what the realtime module is intended to do, I can't tell from the descriptions on MBAMs pages what the developers have in mind.
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