Our all-new user interface makes it easier than ever to customize your protection. Scans now use 50 percent less CPU resources than before, and with Play Mode, you can even turn off notifications and updates while you game or watch movies. Ransomware Protection uses proprietary tech to create a powerful defense against malware that locks down your PC and takes your files and photos hostage. Stops your files from being held for ransom.
It also blocks phishing scams, which use fake sites to trick you into revealing private info like your bank details. Web Protection blocks online scams, infected sites, and malicious links. Real-Time Protection uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to keep you safe from online threats, even emerging threats that no one has ever seen before. Secures your PC, files, and privacy 24/7. It doesn't just find threats like malware and viruses, it also finds potentially unwanted programs that can slow you down.
Our free scanner is what put us on the map. Go beyond antivirus and stop worrying about online threats.Ĭleans your PC in just a few minutes. It also tells you more about threats it finds, like their type and behavior, so you can make smarter security decisions. Our new Malwarebytes Katana detection engine finds more threats, in less time, with less performance impact.
Kleczynski concludes, "We are proud of what we have created and believe it builds upon the success of our existing products to give people a strong proactive countermeasure against today’s advanced online threats".Malwarebytes 4 is smarter, faster, and lighter than ever before. Anti-Malware Premium will be available later today, existing users with lifetime licenses for Malwarebytes Anti-Malware PRO will get a free upgrade to the new version. The new program doesn't replace the free Malwarebytes cleanup tool which has been downloaded more than 200 million times and will continue to be offered. Marcin Kleczynski, Founder and CEO of Malwarebytes says, "Corporate users can't just upgrade, they may have legacy software running on XP and don't what to spend millions on updating". The company hopes that continuing support for XP will boost its presence in the business market. The company says that XP users currently make up 20 percent of its user base and could be at greater risk after 8 April when support for the old operating system ends. Today anti-virus specialist Malwarebytes announces its new Anti-Malware Premium product and at the same time is pledging that it will continue to support XP users for life.
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