However, It also has a family plan that supports up to three PCs. But, TechClassy audience can have it at 19.96 USD. MalwareFox pricing starts from $24.95/Year for a single PC.
Else, realtime protection could be improved. The main downside, I found is its poor ability to detect threats from a zip archive. As this is a dedicated antimalware tool, you can’t expect exact same features of the traditional antivirus program here. In this MalwareFox review, you may already have an idea of what is the downside of this antimalware software.
However, the overall performance of MalwareFox is good with some mixed feelings. But, I found the result of the Zemana engine. I have not found any independent AV test report of MalwareFox. It is a quite powerful engine to detect malware on your system. The MalwareFox uses Zemana antimalware engine. It worked well with my antivirus program. But, when I was extracting that archive, It immediately blocked and removed the infected file. However, In my test, I was unable to detect virus from a zip archive. Also, It found three potentially unwanted applications in my PC. If you consider the detection rate of this software, it is quite good. Because I have used it on a 7th Gen core i7 PC with M.2 EVO 970 Pro SSD. However, when you scan your PC with it, the CPU usage may reach up to 50%, RAM usage may reach 450 MB. When it becomes active in the background and provides you realtime protection, the CPU usage remains under 3%. In my test, I found the following resource usage stats. It doesn’t affect your normal computing experience like most other AV programs. While testing this software, I found it very lightweight. I used some fake malware and viruses to test its capability and also scanned my system with it. The overall performance of this software is good. It helped to understand this antimalware tool better. In the last few days, I have been playing with Malwarefox. MalwarFox Performance and In-Depth Analysis:
You will discover these features once you start using it.
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