iobit.com é seguro?

This is all very old news. Sounds like a bunch of Malwarebytes employes, The problem was that they had used some database files. Which they confessed to and rectified the situation. I have been dealing with IObit for some time, and I have used Malwarebytes, Nothing is perfect and I found other software that did a better job then Malwarebytes. which to be fare, I'm sure they have improved some by now. To come here and slam someone because you read it on the internet is both foolish and nigh-eve. Companies like Nortons black list IObit's Advance System Care because they want you using their software, Grow up people, welcome to the real world. BTW IObit posted on there forum several yrs ago what had happened. Issued an apology and rectified the issue

I don't trust malwarebits...they just hate IOBIT for offering free features for which they are asking money. And Iobit have nore features. "This is the official response that IObit has provided: “After carefully tracing and investigating the history of IObit’s database, we find that someone used the submission page which is disabled now (http://db.iobit.com/deal/sdsubmit/index.php ) to submit samples with the same names from Malwarebytes. Unfortunately, IObit database analyzer carelessly used the names provided by the submission. This mistake can be understood because it is very normal - Many enthusiastic IObit users find there are samples missed by IObit Security 360 but detected by other anti-malware products, then they would submit these samples to us and provide names defined by other anti-malware vendors.” At the time of writing this IObit has deleted all disputed items from its database (temporarily) and has updated the database of IObit Security 360."

I have used both Malwarebytes software and numerous IOBIT software. I don't see where any of the software attributes have been stolen from MALWAREBYTES. Their are simularities in function and, frankly if anything, I would venture to say that IOBIT has taken an interest in improving upon some of the software already available for free download and use. I find nothing wrong with that. I'm sorry I don't agree with those who take issue with perhaps simularities in software function. I do think that IOBIT takes an interest in improving upon what is commonly available as freeware.

Anyone claiming that IObit.com steals or is misusing database information from malwarebytes.org has their head up their butt. The simple fact that they utilize USER SUBMISSION as a basis for catching new malware means that there are inherent flaws (E.g. someone notices that malwarebytes has picked up a new malware heuristic and IObit hasn't so they copy the information and submit it via the USER SUBMISSION site) this behavior is common place in the computer security industry, because more often than not its people who catch the first signs of a virus or malware program. It's because of these people that computer security companies do so well. I'm sure that if you checked the entirety of malwarebytes.org's database you'd find plenty of cases where their own heuristics have the same name as an other company's database. Its called common sense people! Use the brains that god gave you and make decisions on your own. Its more than just a hat rack!