The thing is, as AV softwares advance, so do the threats. There will always be a new virus, keylogger, trojan, worm and whatever name they will come up next. And the biggest threat is the user actually. If you know you're in unfamiliar territory, don't allow yourself to be outsmarted. You know it's spam so don't click on that link. You know you shouldn't fill up shady online forms so don't sign up. You know there's a freeware alternative so stop forcing that keygen to activate a commercial software you probably won't even use, and stop wasting your time in shady sites and just be content with the friggin' freeware already.
Security softwares are great measures anyone should not take lightly, just don't rely on it too much. Sites and accounts can be hacked, so just be smart about it. The point of the internet is it doesn't have to be your world where you surrender your identity; it's a tool invented so you can acquire your own space to serve as your extension. Just drop by, mingle, move on.
