Plump. Juicy. Buxom. Fragrant. Even the frustration free packaging has a air of nobility about it. Tailored especially for discerning non-Barclays ladies and gents.
Spice World! Pick up a bargain!
NOTE: It's showing low on stock or a while to deliver, though plenty were in stock earlier this morning. It'll likely come back in at some stage so you may as well order now?
If you're a Barclays online banking customer you can get the 2 device version free (i.e. one 2 device license per online banking account):
Complete waste of money. According to the security folks virus software just creates more vulnerable attack options. For pc just use Microsoft free version as they have a interest in keeping there software safe. Mac and Android you don't need virus software.
pidgin
1 Jun 175#15
uBlock origin
Pyongyang to wayners
1 Jun 174#9
That's a common misconception. Common sense. Sure. But the freebie Microsoft solutions are not the be all and end all. It's either that or set yourself up with a hardware firewall/router and a managed switch...
Given the amount of potential pitfalls out there, and assuming other people use your home network, it would be a sensible option to deploy a 'premium' solution to all your connected devices. IMHO at least. :smiley:
Heated for the deal but personally wouldnt get it, went with Sophos Home, free and cloud based managment for all your family's machines
The.Crew.Designs
2 Jun 17#47
I got a genuine copy off ebay for £5.50
bluetang
2 Jun 17#46
shows at 34.99 now
TimeZ0ne
2 Jun 17#45
Just home desktop use, ie, streaming, torrenting, gaming, online banking
The total security looks like it comes with vpn unlimited use.
Does looks like it's expired
Village
2 Jun 17#44
Having used this abonimable software previously, I think I'd rather have a virus than this!
Wilza
2 Jun 17#43
Don't bother buying anti-virus, it's a scam. Windows Defender (free) and basic internet knowledge (such as not opening/clicking anything in suspicious looking emails - also free) is all you need.
greadon
2 Jun 17#42
I'd probably choose Kaspersky over other paid alternatives, but why pay? There are better FREE solutions out there. I have always used Avast (Free edition) or Microsoft Security Essentials and have never had a problem.
Mentos
2 Jun 17#41
OP added details about free offer for barclays online banking customers, might save someone some money if they qualify.
GodVilla
2 Jun 17#40
Expired?
The_Tiggy
2 Jun 17#39
On Thursday morning, the eyes of the world were trained on a tense Capitol Hill hearing room, where the new acting director of the FBI testified before the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence about Russian meddling and the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
Against that charged backdrop, the spotlight unexpectedly turned to Kaspersky Lab, a prominent Russian cybersecurity company whose US headquarters are in Woburn.
“Would any one of you be comfortable with Kaspersky Lab’s software on your computers?” Florida Senator Marco Rubio asked the assembled intelligence leaders.
“A resounding ‘no’ for me,” said Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence. His five colleagues concurred, in turn. “No.” “No, senator.” “No, sir.” “No, senator.” “No, sir.”
merikiito
2 Jun 17#38
Had it on a Mac for years with no issues, I am assuming your OS is fully up to date and you are using the latest version of Kaspersky?
bobjeet
2 Jun 17#36
can i buy this now but activate/use it in about 6 months time? I already have an active subscription but would like to snap it up at this price for future use.
brianzion to bobjeet
2 Jun 17#37
yes you can activate it at later date... you can register it in kasperskys dedicated licence website mykaspersky.com
K13OllieD
2 Jun 17#35
For those who didn't know, Kaspersky includes built in Anti-Ransomware features.
It has a module called "System Watcher" that can detect malicious activity and roll back any changes that occurred as a result of the malicious program.
TimeZ0ne
2 Jun 17#29
Is this worth buying for the vpn?
As it costs £20 / year for vpn stand alone
wizk1 to TimeZ0ne
2 Jun 17#34
It depends what you want to use it for really. The VPN here automatically chooses a server location (usually Spain) and you get 200MB of data per day. So this is not a good solution for watching iPlayer when you're on your holidays. It is however good for general browsing when you're connecting to a Wifi network that isn't secure as all of your data is encrypted and tunneled through the VPN.
It's worth buying for the parental control feature if you have kids. Got all our devices locked down with this.
trevtaylor1
2 Jun 17#28
Thanks for posting, heat added. I've been looking for deals KTIS only this week. You get free limited VPN too.
3dprince to trevtaylor1
2 Jun 17#30
What's a VPN?
wayners
2 Jun 17#27
Brave browser. Cross platform. It's chrome with add blocker built in. Works really well.
Babbler
2 Jun 17#26
If you don't need 10 get it free for 3 devices if you are a barclays customer...
blugardian
2 Jun 174#25
You are aware of the concept of humour?
blugardian
1 Jun 17#23
Piratebay do lots of Antivirus programs with confirmation codes.
( price : Very reasonable! )
Tequila to blugardian
2 Jun 172#24
except there is a good chance the files themselves are carrying malware/viruses.
downloading pirated software is not smart.and different than video and music.
vinh1000
1 Jun 17#22
thanks added around £10 cheaper than eBay!
djh1975
1 Jun 17#21
Is it worth paying for software or downloading for free?
danflorin3
1 Jun 17#20
Ebay.. Cheaper!!!!
darthvader666uk
1 Jun 17#19
uBlock original is the best I think (its what I am using). uses less resource and pretty good.
yourlegaldealer
1 Jun 17#17
I have this AV software and while on the whole it is good, it plays havoc with website certificates on Mac OSX an awful lot. It randomly has trouble verifying the google certificate amongst many others and the only solution is to quit the software :neutral_face:
grahambriggs792 to yourlegaldealer
1 Jun 17#18
Same here, not renewing when my current licence expires
N3RO
1 Jun 173#16
barclays gives its customers for free
pidgin
1 Jun 175#15
uBlock origin
sprite127594
1 Jun 17#14
whats a good Ad blocker? I use chrome.
MrMase
1 Jun 17#13
Whilest better than some AV's on the market, Kaspersky from my experience seems to cause more problems than it fixes. Their support is not very good either where you are expected to do most of the troubleshooting and work for them. On a positive not thier software is configurable for the most part of silent installs if needed and documentation is fairly good on thier webiste.
But one last negative if anyone uses Hyper-V on thier machines then the Protected Browser is not fully compatible with that feature.
stec77
1 Jun 17#12
Does this come with an unlimited password manager? Also the free package I use at the moment also has a vpn (I think) but only 200mb. Any increase on this?
Publix
1 Jun 171#11
Totally agree. I do exactly as you.
bhoo
1 Jun 17#10
Thanks ! downloaded
wayners
1 Jun 175#7
Complete waste of money. According to the security folks virus software just creates more vulnerable attack options. For pc just use Microsoft free version as they have a interest in keeping there software safe. Mac and Android you don't need virus software.
darthvader666uk to wayners
1 Jun 172#8
Agreed. IF you have WIndows 10, WIndows defender + a good adblock in either chrome or firefox (for when you are browsing of course) + common sense is all you really need. iOS, Android, Mac and Linux are pretty up to date with this and you dont need to bog down your devices with it. Just have some common sense :smile:
Pyongyang to wayners
1 Jun 174#9
That's a common misconception. Common sense. Sure. But the freebie Microsoft solutions are not the be all and end all. It's either that or set yourself up with a hardware firewall/router and a managed switch...
Given the amount of potential pitfalls out there, and assuming other people use your home network, it would be a sensible option to deploy a 'premium' solution to all your connected devices. IMHO at least. :smiley:
Brilliant price, I paid nearly £30 for the download version of this back in February, really easy to install and manage, seems to work well.
brianzion
1 Jun 17#2
heat....good deal if you dont mind waiting "Usually dispatched within 2 to 5 weeks." by using "frustration free packaging"
Pyongyang to brianzion
1 Jun 17#5
Absolutely. Lock in the price and stack those boys up! :smiley:
Siddas
1 Jun 171#4
Heated accordingly.
Thunderbug
1 Jun 17#3
Great price for ten devices. It'll cover the whole family for a year. My current Kaspersky license isn't up for a good while yet, but it's worth getting while it's cheaper. Download the up-to-date version when you need it and crack open the new security code! Fab, heat added! :smiley:
WillieGophar
1 Jun 172#1
Cracking deal.
I've used KIS for many years now on various OSes, and just can't fault it. OK, this is KTS and not KIS, but I would expect this to be just as good.
Easy for novices to get to grips with, but has the flexibility for tweaking by experienced users.
Very low impact on system performance.
Have some heat!
Opening post
Plump. Juicy. Buxom. Fragrant. Even the frustration free packaging has a air of nobility about it. Tailored especially for discerning non-Barclays ladies and gents.
Spice World! Pick up a bargain!
NOTE: It's showing low on stock or a while to deliver, though plenty were in stock earlier this morning. It'll likely come back in at some stage so you may as well order now?
If you're a Barclays online banking customer you can get the 2 device version free (i.e. one 2 device license per online banking account):
https://www.barclays.co.uk/security/free-kaspersky-internet-security/
- Mentos
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Given the amount of potential pitfalls out there, and assuming other people use your home network, it would be a sensible option to deploy a 'premium' solution to all your connected devices. IMHO at least. :smiley:
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The total security looks like it comes with vpn unlimited use.
Does looks like it's expired
Against that charged backdrop, the spotlight unexpectedly turned to Kaspersky Lab, a prominent Russian cybersecurity company whose US headquarters are in Woburn.
“Would any one of you be comfortable with Kaspersky Lab’s software on your computers?” Florida Senator Marco Rubio asked the assembled intelligence leaders.
“A resounding ‘no’ for me,” said Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence. His five colleagues concurred, in turn. “No.” “No, senator.” “No, sir.” “No, senator.” “No, sir.”
It has a module called "System Watcher" that can detect malicious activity and roll back any changes that occurred as a result of the malicious program.
As it costs £20 / year for vpn stand alone
( price : Very reasonable! )
downloading pirated software is not smart.and different than video and music.
But one last negative if anyone uses Hyper-V on thier machines then the Protected Browser is not fully compatible with that feature.
Given the amount of potential pitfalls out there, and assuming other people use your home network, it would be a sensible option to deploy a 'premium' solution to all your connected devices. IMHO at least. :smiley:
What’s the Best Antivirus for Windows 10? (Is Windows Defender Good Enough?)
I've used KIS for many years now on various OSes, and just can't fault it. OK, this is KTS and not KIS, but I would expect this to be just as good.
Easy for novices to get to grips with, but has the flexibility for tweaking by experienced users.
Very low impact on system performance.
Have some heat!