We’ve seen reports saying that older versions of Malwarebytes may not automatically upgrade to Malwarebytes 4.0, so there’s a chance you’ll have to grab the new installer and update manually. Easier updates: More automation means you receive the latest protection with less effort.Cybersecurity news: Dynamic feed keeps you informed of the latest threats and other security topics.Threat statistics: Allows you to see what Malwarebytes is doing for you in real-time and get a first-hand view of what threats are coming at you (and being blocked).Revamped user interface: Completely redesigned user interface that is intuitive, more informative and simple to use.Faster threat definition process: Sreamlines the publishing of new definitions, reducing the time it takes to protect you from new threats.

Signature-less behavioral detection: Identifies the latest variants of dangerous malware families that attempt to evade traditional signatures through runtime packing, obfuscation and encryption, offering instant protection against new threats that traditional AV has a hard time detecting.Expanded malware detection: Blocks even more malware for improved protection.Improved zero-hour detection: Pinpoints new threats as they arise and before they can wreak havoc on your device.When you install Malwarebytes 4.0, its default behavior is to register itself as the primary line of defense for Windows-consider that a heads up if you are going to install this update while using another antivirus. That’s a pretty strong claim considering Malwarebytes has always been viewed as more of a supplement to antivirus software.

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