"Anyone who doesn't think their computer is infected, should consider another warning from Perry: malware is frequently invisible and silent. Think Stuxnet and Flame.
Some alternatives to Windows are
Boot a Windows computer to Linux running off a USB flash drive. Yes, CDs are safer but they are soooooo slow.
Use a Chromebook, which runs a hardened version of Linux that automatically self-updates.
Use an iPad/iPhone app from your financial institution. Just be careful which Wi-Fi networks you connect to.
David Perry won't do online banking on any computing device. And, unlike reporters that offer safety suggestions, he is a world class expert on malware."
http://blogs.computerworld.com/security/20580/how-useful-antivirus-software
Some alternatives to Windows are
Boot a Windows computer to Linux running off a USB flash drive. Yes, CDs are safer but they are soooooo slow.
Use a Chromebook, which runs a hardened version of Linux that automatically self-updates.
Use an iPad/iPhone app from your financial institution. Just be careful which Wi-Fi networks you connect to.
David Perry won't do online banking on any computing device. And, unlike reporters that offer safety suggestions, he is a world class expert on malware."
http://blogs.computerworld.com/security/20580/how-useful-antivirus-software
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