However, to me anyway, calling Zemana’s offering “AntiMalware” is somewhat of a misnomer. Malwarebytes can get away with the “antimalware” claim because their main/premium version does actually provide real time protection.

This is solely my own personal opinion but I believe most users would associate “anti” with protection and prevention, as in “antivirus”, rather than cleaning up after the fact. Is “AntiMalware” even a legitimate claim? I have no problem with the concept per se, after all, Malwarebytes has built a solid reputation off the back of its free scanner/remover, however, there is one huge difference, Malwarebytes’ offering does not cost anything. Zemana AntiMalware is a second opinion malware scanner designed to rescue your computer from malware that have infected your computer despite all the security measures you have taken. Now, it seems, Zemana is attempting to infiltrate the anti-malware market with its new product Zemana AntiMalware.Įven though it costs $19.95us per year, Zemana AntiMalware does NOT include any real time protection at all and is a malware scanner/remover only, albeit, according to Zemana, a comprehensive one. You may have heard the name Zemana associated with the company’s very good AntiLogger software, widely regarded as among the best, if not the best anti logging software available.

First off, I want to make it clear that Zemana AntiMalware is not free, there is no free version available, only a premium version which, of course, you have to pay for.

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