There are many places on the internet to download free software, but they’re not all safe. They take advantage of people who look for free downloads by showing them eye-catching ads, fake virus warnings, or even tampered files.
While good antivirus software will protect you from the worst sites, it’s better to avoid shady free download sites altogether and trust authentic ones.
Protect Your Computer and Data:
- Only download files, apps, and plugins from reliable sources.
- Don’t download plugins to view pictures, videos, music and other content online without verifying their authenticity. These often contain malware.
- Be careful about free software offered online or via email.
- Use filesharing software with caution.
- Don’t click on links or ads for software in email, popups, instant messages/texts, or social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
- Don’t open uninvited attachments. If in doubt, contact the sender and ask if the attachment is legitimate.
- Don’t use untrusted portable media, such as a stranger’s flash drive. If the flash drive is infected, it will infect your computer.
- Never deactivate your computer’s antivirus or other protective software. Set them to update frequently and automatically.
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