Antivirus for Linux

What antivirus/malware do you use for Linux? New Ubuntu fag checking in

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Linux doesn't really need an antivirus... but if you still want one... ClamAV.

None.
Antivirus is scam and the reason most people get viruses.(mostly because the software is insecure/contains backdoors)
Use an adblocker. I recommend Ublock origin.

That's what I'm using now. Haven't had any issues with it, but I haven't been using it long enough to.

Install uBlock Origin and uMatrix as Firefox extensions.
ClamAV if you need to scan files.
Keep your OS and software up to date.
Don't install stuff from shady websites, including shady windows software over wine.
Don't install proprietary garbageware and confirmed malware (Discord, Skype, Chrome).
Don't use Intel.

What about networking ports?
Firewalls?
Hardened kernel?
What else am i missing?

>Don't install proprietary garbageware and confirmed malware (Discord, Skype, Chrome).

Discord huh? How's telegram?

Install gentoo

no

Of it’s not open source peer to peer encrypted its bot net