Furthermore you don’t even do any comparisons on an infected machine. Which anti-malware product cleans the most files? Which has the most false positives?

All you did was hand wave, make a couple of useless comparisons, and claim Malwarebytes your winner.

Totally useless.

Remember, the goal is to protect the user – the more layers of protection the better!

You don’t seem to understand how my site works. Your comment will stay, but I will add my rebuttal right here before you go off and whine somewhere else and don’t read this response.

First, your statements are blatantly obvious, people are aware of my affiliations already. If you can’t tell that by my friendship with Marcin, the ads, and the fact I host the blog you’re fooling yourself. So that really holds no water here.

Additionally, I would like to point out your product (in this part of the review) did in fact fall behind Malwarebytes. I didn’t fake those numbers. Nor did I lie about the way I felt when using the application.

Why don’t you wait for part two when I test out both applications with live malware infections. Who knows, your program may win that round and if it does, I will be sure to let everyone know.

I should also note, didn’t your company email me trying to win me over by offering me free software? I’m sure Mike knew about my affiliations when he emailed me. If you want to play dirty – I can play that game on a personal level. However, I will not fake, lie, or create falsities to make things turn out the way I want.

Perhaps you should stop whining and take what I said into consideration as opposed to thinking I’m doing it to hurt your product. If you can’t take constructive criticism get off the Internet.

Example : Why don’t you try a USERINIT.EXE infection that overwrites the Windows Userinit.exe and see if Malwarebytes can fix it, the answer is “NO” – and SUPERAntiSpyware WILL fix it.

SUPERAntiSpyware and MalwareBytes are an excellent combination of products and together they get rid of just about any infection – they are both excellent compliments to an anti-virus package and should be used together.

For an 18 year old, Marcin has done a great job – they have a very nice product – but before you do a one-sided biased review, you should let users know that you SELL and PROFIT from people downloading MalwareBytes.

FYI : I assume you will remove this post, so I will copy it and post on a blog that you don’t have editorial control over. :)

UI is important, speed is important, compatibility is important, heuristics is important, detection and removal rate is important, protection is important.

As for your argument on speed – the system didn’t change and I had the same settings for both. It didn’t scan anything extra. So that is pretty much null and void.

A) Both applications may scan different directories. This will obviously add to the scan time, as more files have to be scanned.

B) One application may scan archives and one may not.

C) One application might be more thorough in its scanning method

and finally

One anti-malware may be able to detect and remove more infections than the other, and may provide better overall protection.

In the end, I feel this is a rather unfair test, as although compatibility with operating systems is important, judgements should not be made on scan speed and compatibility alone.