So we’re back again in 2017 discussing Windows 10 Security Vs. Linux Mint Security. Insuring that our system is secure when moving from Windows 10 to Linux Mint is important, but it doesn’t have to be complex or expensive.
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7 replies to "Windows 10 Security Vs Linux Mint Security 2017: Linux Antivirus, Malware Geekoutdoors.com EP422"
Stop saying "OK", OK?
Clamav is useless.
Very nice… Which os you are using now??? And which DE?
Luks is more similar to bitlocker than the tools that you showcased, but overall great video.
very good video!!!
One thing I would probably let your viewers know is that Sophos does not have a GUI. It has to be installed and ran in terminal. However, I personally use Sophos and I have caught Trojans using Sophos that Clamav has missed. Plus, Sophos runs in real time. So once you install it, it will run in the background with real-time monitoring. The only thing you need to do in terminal is running a scan on demand.
I have found gufw in the System Settings, downmost row, 2nd from left, without having to install anything. I'm not too fond of using command line.