Clam AV is better than nothing. Microsoft Defender is also available, but obviously if you're trying to get away from Microsoft then giving root permissions to them in your system isn't the move. Personally I use Microsoft Defender for all my internet facing devices, and Clam AV on my personal use devices.
Linux malware is probably more prevalent than MacOS malware because Linux is so easy to make malware for, and some people download Linux just because it doesn't get malware, despite MacOS being used more often than Linux.
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I conflated virus and malware a lot but I hope you get the point.
Jesus christ I said virus instead of malware so much. Sorry for the mix up in terminology.
Good video! I would be interested in watching you reverse engineer the malware. Subbed :)
what antivirus do you recommend use for my ubuntu system? Aweosme vid :)
Clam AV is better than nothing. Microsoft Defender is also available, but obviously if you're trying to get away from Microsoft then giving root permissions to them in your system isn't the move. Personally I use Microsoft Defender for all my internet facing devices, and Clam AV on my personal use devices.
@@CybersecPat sure then I'll stick to clam av at least, thanks!
Linux malware is probably more prevalent than MacOS malware because Linux is so easy to make malware for, and some people download Linux just because it doesn't get malware, despite MacOS being used more often than Linux.
Good point! I've made a few pieces of Linux malware, same stuff that gets caught by most AV's on Windows, and it did nothing to prevent it.