DavidWCooney

This is unfortunate. While Linux may be "more" protected by design, it still has vulnerabilities. Beyond that, however, is the fact that I interact with non Linux users all the time and I could inadvertently share a malicious file that doesn't impact my computer with other vulnerable computers on the network simply because I don't have an anti-malware solution for my computer. This is clearly a known possibility because you offer anti-malware solutions for businesses that have Linux servers on their networks. It is truly sad that it appears that there won't be an anti-malware solution for home Linux users until some incident occurs - in other words, when it's too late.

@AdvancedSetup I LOVE your avatar!

@DarthKeks I use Linux Mint too. In fact, I'm currently on my Linux Mint laptop now. Similar to my home computer, it couldn't run Windows 10, but it is still working great. I just wish I had a good anti-malware option for it.

Malwarebytes has offered protection for Linux for businesses for quite some time. Home Linux users know protection is needed for Linux, but anti-malware companies believe we all live in a fantasy world where Linux is "inherently safe." No. We need a good anti-malware option for home use because EVERY operating system has vulnerabilities. I have a fairly new computer that still runs great but can't run Windows 11. I'm going to install Linux on it because it still has years of valuable use left. I need an Linux anti-malware option and there just isn't one out there. We need something better than ClamTK! Come on, Malwarebytes. Beat the others to this small but growing market. PLEASE!!!