Every few months, Malwarebytes gets a chance to test its mettle against real-world threats in an independent laboratory setting. And the latest round of results gives us plenty to celebrate. Malwarebytes earned a perfect 18 out of 18 and received another Top Product award from AV-TEST.
Malwarebytes earns another Top Product award in independent testing
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