Showing posts with label Antivirus. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 13, 2014

AVG AntiVirus 2014

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by: Eddie Cho on September 03, 2013

AVG's Anti-Virus and Internet Security line follows on the heel of last year's highly-ranked security suite by not merely incorporating some minor but key tweaks to both its front-end and back-end, but a stronger push toward personal data management and privacy utilities that help prevent uninvited access to your files. Though many threats still exist, security programs as they stand now start to encompass areas of privacy utilities. Whereas the majority of threats were once external viruses trying to force their way into your machines, nowadays malware focus more on tricking users to inadvertently open doors for hijacking.

Version 2013 was AVG's first push toward adopting and remixing the Modern UI movement. Not just a response to competitors, the Modern UI movement represents an overall push toward creating a more streamlined security experience. For the average consumer, what your anti-virus and anti-malware programs do to protect your computer have followed a set it and forget it mentality.

Balancing along the fine line of being both approachable yet empowering is a key goal of not just AVG but also just about any utility software developer: Modern UI has the visual appeal, but does it evoke control and the sense of security over all the software's power features?

In our last review, we commended AVG's decision to reduce the installation steps. It still contains a toolbar offer, and despite the universal hatred toward being fooled into installing yet another browser helper object, AVG's toolbar actually does include useful security options like Do Not Track. Again it's a tradeoff but if you really wanted DNT's features, then there's a standalone version available for free on Firefox and Chrome in their respective extension stores.

By now, almost every major security software maker has more or less adopted the flat, Modern UI look and AVG has kept its own visuals mostly intact. The main screen is decorated with AVG's primary areas of protection that include your computer, browsing the Web, Identity protection features, e-mail protection, and extras that populate the second row if you opt to purchase the premium or Internet Security suites. It's the same as last year's design, but still a radical departure from the old AVG that's appreciated, yet still may take some getting used to for the more hands-on user. Thankfully, all it's older scan settings are still neatly tucked under the options, though they aren't nearly as touch-friendly.

All visual and organizational improvements aside, AVG 2014 (along with many other security suites we've seen) have more or less been continuing to dress a Windows 7 application without completely assimilating into the actual Modern UI environment, wholeheartedly. I can understand this context under the stance that there are still many who don't face a real urgency to upgrade to Windows 8. But if you're moving toward minimal input and maintenance for running a security program in the background, then perhaps Modern UI might be better suited in the long run.

Once AVG adapts to your machine, scan times are reduced tremendously.

For example, the options menu is still very much geared toward the mouse user, so having a meet-halfway kind of design slightly disrupts the overall experience of maintaining and protecting your machine with the touch of your fingers.

Data Safe is your lockbox to prevent unwanted tampering or snooping if you save files on a public machine.

Two notable additions to AVG Internet Security are File Shredder and Data Safe. File Shredder is a more permanent solution to deleting files and reducing any potential digital trails for recovery. By default, Windows doesn't actually delete files, even after clearing the Recycle Bin, with the exception of overly-large file sizes. For the average user, this might not seem like much but in the era of privacy concerns, it's a welcome feature that will slowly start to become more relevant to the average consumer.

Even Data Safe, AVG's own folder encryption, helps you create what is essentially a secured pseudo-partition in a native location that can only be unlocked with a password. It's a practical precaution for those who share their computers with others and wish to avoid having to create separate profiles.

AV-Test results for 2014 are currently not published, but the 2013 marks for Internet Security showed a slight drop in protection, going down from a 5.5 rating out of 6 to 5.0. Performance remained standard at 3.5 but usability shot up significantly from 4.5 to 5.5 out of 6. AV-Comparatives gave 2013 a 1.1 percent compromise rate in their real-world protection test in their July report. Overall, AVG has maintained a relatively consistent level of security, which is above average, but the gains in usability combined with reduced system load, makes this version one of the most lightweight protection solutions for your PC.

To call this version the best AVG yet is a no-brainer; AVG's security efficacy, though not the best, still remains consistently high scoring among AV evaluations across the board. And though detection rates have improved, the biggest strides for this year's version have been made in the areas of privacy tools that are genuinely useful. As for whether it's the "best" security program around, that may depend on your current needs. AVG's emphasis on privacy tools and reputation ranking attempts to combat malware through educating and empowering users, at least slightly, with tools that remain easy to use yet encourage users to actively manage their PC files. We especially recommend this year's suite for those who actively share their machine with other users.

AVG AntiVirus 2014 goes beyond simply detecting and removing viruses on your PC by delivering great preventative protection that blocks infected links as you browse and checks files before they're downloaded. And because we know your privacy is important to you, we've added new features for AVG AntiVirus 2014 that help to keep your personal information safe both online and on your PC.

The new integrated File Shredder permanently deletes sensitive files to keep them from falling into the wrong hands. Plus, your own personal Data Safe lets you encrypt and store valuable documents, photos, and files onto a password-protected virtual disk on your PC. Add to this our Anti-Spyware technology and WiFi Guard, and you can be sure that wherever you are, at home or on the move, we're taking your privacy seriously.

And it's not just your PC and privacy that we help protect. Performance remains a significant factor, too. We firmly believe that antivirus software should never get in your way, so our smart scanning technology not only reduces scan times, it ensures that they take place when your PC isn't busy with other tasks. In other words, you can get on and do what you need to without any delays or interruptions.

Improvements to the interface now also give you direct access to our great range of free apps, so we can help protect your mobile and tablet, too. Combine all this with comprehensive free online technical support, and you can be sure you're getting advanced protection, privacy, and performance--that's now even easier to use.

What's new in this version:

Minor rearrangements in the Identity Protection component's dialog.

FIXES & IMPROVEMENTS

E-mail scanner certification is now correctly updated after virus database update.E-mail scanner certification text appears in the language you opt for during installation.E-mail scanner issue with rare report of 'NOT FULLY FUNCTIONAL' was fixed.The "Fix it" button is now available if E-mail scanner is not fully functional. Fixed problem with acci... See all new features

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AVG AntiVirus Free 2014

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by: Eddie Cho on September 03, 2013

AVG's Anti-Virus and Internet Security line follows on the heel of last year's highly-ranked security suite by not merely incorporating some minor but key tweaks to both its front-end and back-end, but a stronger push toward personal data management and privacy utilities that help prevent uninvited access to your files. Though many threats still exist, security programs as they stand now start to encompass areas of privacy utilities. Whereas the majority of threats were once external viruses trying to force their way into your machines, nowadays malware focus more on tricking users to inadvertently open doors for hijacking.

Version 2013 was AVG's first push toward adopting and remixing the Modern UI movement. Not just a response to competitors, the Modern UI movement represents an overall push toward creating a more streamlined security experience. For the average consumer, what your anti-virus and anti-malware programs do to protect your computer have followed a set it and forget it mentality.

Balancing along the fine line of being both approachable yet empowering is a key goal of not just AVG but also just about any utility software developer: Modern UI has the visual appeal, but does it evoke control and the sense of security over all the software's power features?

In our last review, we commended AVG's decision to reduce the installation steps. It still contains a toolbar offer, and despite the universal hatred toward being fooled into installing yet another browser helper object, AVG's toolbar actually does include useful security options like Do Not Track. Again it's a tradeoff but if you really wanted DNT's features, then there's a standalone version available for free on Firefox and Chrome in their respective extension stores.

By now, almost every major security software maker has more or less adopted the flat, Modern UI look and AVG has kept its own visuals mostly intact. The main screen is decorated with AVG's primary areas of protection that include your computer, browsing the Web, Identity protection features, e-mail protection, and extras that populate the second row if you opt to purchase the premium or Internet Security suites. It's the same as last year's design, but still a radical departure from the old AVG that's appreciated, yet still may take some getting used to for the more hands-on user. Thankfully, all it's older scan settings are still neatly tucked under the options, though they aren't nearly as touch-friendly.

All visual and organizational improvements aside, AVG 2014 (along with many other security suites we've seen) have more or less been continuing to dress a Windows 7 application without completely assimilating into the actual Modern UI environment, wholeheartedly. I can understand this context under the stance that there are still many who don't face a real urgency to upgrade to Windows 8. But if you're moving toward minimal input and maintenance for running a security program in the background, then perhaps Modern UI might be better suited in the long run.

Once AVG adapts to your machine, scan times are reduced tremendously.

For example, the options menu is still very much geared toward the mouse user, so having a meet-halfway kind of design slightly disrupts the overall experience of maintaining and protecting your machine with the touch of your fingers.

Data Safe is your lockbox to prevent unwanted tampering or snooping if you save files on a public machine.

Two notable additions to AVG Internet Security are File Shredder and Data Safe. File Shredder is a more permanent solution to deleting files and reducing any potential digital trails for recovery. By default, Windows doesn't actually delete files, even after clearing the Recycle Bin, with the exception of overly-large file sizes. For the average user, this might not seem like much but in the era of privacy concerns, it's a welcome feature that will slowly start to become more relevant to the average consumer.

Even Data Safe, AVG's own folder encryption, helps you create what is essentially a secured pseudo-partition in a native location that can only be unlocked with a password. It's a practical precaution for those who share their computers with others and wish to avoid having to create separate profiles.

AV-Test results for 2014 are currently not published, but the 2013 marks for Internet Security showed a slight drop in protection, going down from a 5.5 rating out of 6 to 5.0. Performance remained standard at 3.5 but usability shot up significantly from 4.5 to 5.5 out of 6. AV-Comparatives gave 2013 a 1.1 percent compromise rate in their real-world protection test in their July report. Overall, AVG has maintained a relatively consistent level of security, which is above average, but the gains in usability combined with reduced system load, makes this version one of the most lightweight protection solutions for your PC.

To call this version the best AVG yet is a no-brainer; AVG's security efficacy, though not the best, still remains consistently high scoring among AV evaluations across the board. And though detection rates have improved, the biggest strides for this year's version have been made in the areas of privacy tools that are genuinely useful. As for whether it's the "best" security program around, that may depend on your current needs. AVG's emphasis on privacy tools and reputation ranking attempts to combat malware through educating and empowering users, at least slightly, with tools that remain easy to use yet encourage users to actively manage their PC files. We especially recommend this year's suite for those who actively share their machine with other users.

AVG AntiVirus Free not only gives you the top-quality antivirus protection and security features that you'd usually expect only from a paid product, but added privacy features for 2014 help keep your personal information safe both online and on your PC, and the new integrated File Shredder permanently deletes sensitive files to keep them from falling into the wrong hands. Add to this our Anti-Spyware Technology and WiFi Guard, and you can be sure that wherever you are, at home or on the move, we're taking your privacy seriously.

And it's not just your PC and privacy that we help protect. Performance remains a significant factor, too. We firmly believe that antivirus software should never get in your way, so our smart scanning technology not only reduces scan times, it ensures that they take place when your PC isn't busy with other tasks. In other words, you can get on and do what you need to without any delays or interruptions.

Improvements to the interface now also give you direct access to our great range of free apps, so we can help protect your mobile and tablet, too. Combine all this with comprehensive free online technical support, and you can be sure you're getting the best possible free protection, privacy, and performance--that's now even easier to use.

What's new in this version:

Minor rearrangements in the Identity Protection component's dialog.

FIXES & IMPROVEMENTS

E-mail scanner certification is now correctly updated after virus database update.E-mail scanner certification text appears in the language you opt for during installation.E-mail scanner issue with rare report of 'NOT FULLY FUNCTIONAL' was fixed.The "Fix it" button is now available if E-mail scanner is not fully functional. Fixed problem with acci... See all new features

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Saturday, September 7, 2013

Avira Free Antivirus 2013

by: Seth Rosenblatt on October 23, 2012

Review:
Avira returns to the security field with a second major revamp in as many years of its flagship free antivirus and paid upgrades. Whereas last year's overhaul focused on a breezy new installation and modernizing its interface, the 2013 version is all about offering competitive and forward-thinking security features.

All that sounds well and good, and Avira has even killed off its obnoxious, interrupting pop-up in the free version. However, some aggressive components of those features gave us pause when using the suite.

Installation
Last year's improved, zippy install has been changed slightly, and that may cause problems for some people.

Getting into Avira has never been easier, and it still has a two-click install. The company says that it developed the two-click installation as part of its "less is more" strategy, where it offers the same level of protection as before without the hassle. Of course, that's a tacit acknowledgement of prior problems.

Anyway, the install is the simplest of the major free security suites. The two-click process will autodetect competing security components and remove them, so be warned if you think you're going to be more secure by running two overlapping AVs. Avira won't let you.

However, this is so aggressive that sometimes the program won't install properly. A conflict between Avira and a security suite previously installed on our test computer that left half a dozen registry keys behind caused the computer to crash and resulted in a "blue screen of death" on an otherwise stable computer. At the end of the day, whether it's the fault of Avira or the previous security suite is irrelevant. Nobody wants to be faced with a BSOD when installing a program, and most people will blame the new software.

Another click will take you past the Ask.com toolbar and search engine redirect, but at least Avira is polite: it's an opt-in, not opt-out, experience. The toolbar screen itself is a bit unclear: it's actually Avira's WebGuard feature, powered by an Ask.com search engine that's part of the toolbar. There's also an option to have Ask.com become your browser's default engine, although that's not checked by default.

We discuss the toolbar and the changes to it in the 2013 version in the Features section below.

At the end of the installation process, Avira will begin a quick scan. On our test machine, it took about 1 minute, 43 seconds to complete, a completely reasonable wait to endure before the suite is ready to go.

Interface
The interface is virtually unchanged from last year. It has been tweaked to include the new features, but it's the same look and feel as in the 2012 version. This is perfectly acceptable, as the interface is simple and mimics that of many competitors.

A left nav shows you your tools, while the center pane focuses on a deeper dive into your security. On-off buttons make it easy to toggle features, although it's noteworthy that the free version is still quite restricted when compared with the free competition.

A red banner with the program name serves as a wrapper to anchor the suite, with a Windows XP-style menu bar above it. It doesn't look bad in Windows 7, although it is definitely archaic. It looks even older in Windows 8. The only feature that you can't reach from any other part of the interface except the menu bar is the Help menu -- a little tweaking here could've made this more appealing.

The main interface is the Status window, with a green check box letting you know when you're safe. It turns to yellow when there are security tasks to perform or when you've turned off a feature, like real-time protection. It turns red when there's something mission-critical that requires your attention.

Below that, you've got two categories: PC protection, and Internet protection. What this really means is that the former protects you from threats locally, while the latter guards you against new threats from attacking you. Under PC protection, you can toggle your real-time protection, manually run a scan, start an update, or upgrade to a paid version of Avira. Use the gear icon next to each option to open the configuration window, which has its own slider in its upper-left corner to quickly change between the standard view and expert mode.

One hint about the system scanner option from the left nav: this is where you would go to initiate specific types of scans, or scans on specific parts of your computer, such as a rootkit scan in C:/Windows. For a generic scan, use the Scan System option from the Status window.

Under Internet protection, you only get one option in Avira Free: Web protection. If you chose to not install the toolbar, then this entire section will appear grayed out.

It doesn't sound like much, but that's the point. This is the easiest-to-use version of Avira yet.

Features and support
The new features in Avira are the best part of the 2013 update, but they do come at a price. The company has focused on expanding its security features to cover social networking, tracker blocking, and Web site verification, as well as a huge push into crowdsourced tech support. Longtime Avira Free users no doubt will be delighted that the daily upgrade pop-up will go away permanently if you install the Avira toolbar.

The toolbar has become a major focus for Avira, and the company is using it to provide multiple in-browser security features. The company has partnered with Abine to bolt its Do Not Track Plus tracking and ad blocker to the toolbar. Also in the toolbar is the new Web site reputation adviser, also on loan but from CallingID, and social networking protection courtesy SocialShield, a company Avira bought earlier this year.

A new "Experts Market" is also accessible only from the toolbar. It's crowdsourced tech support, where Avira fans can sell their expertise to others and set their own rates. The Experts Market is designed to connect tech experts to people who are looking to solve tech problems. These user-experts can then charge whatever sum they'd like for their services, and Avira will take a 10 percent commission.

The toolbar is a mixed blessing. If you install it, it grants you those security extras. But it also redirects your default search to Avira-branded Ask.com search. This is not insurmountable in Firefox, which has a dedicated search box, but it makes Chrome painful to use since that browser uses a unified location bar/search. Abine's Do Not Track Plus is available for free on its own, so if the search commandeering is intolerable to you, there are still other ways to get the protection it offers.

Avira has changed other parts of the suite, as well. The virus definition file and protection engine now checks for updates every six hours instead of once a day. Premium Avira makes the same check every two hours. There's also an Android app that provides anti-theft and device tracking features, but unlike competitors both free and paid, Avira's Android app lacks a security engine. Basically, it won't protect you against Android malware.

Avira's core security features remain intact. The scanner checks for virus, Trojans, rootkits, and adware. There's a generic threat removal engine, but Avira -- like many security suites -- is much better at preventing threats from infecting you, rather than removing ones you've already got.

The advanced options menu doesn't contain much that's new, either. It's quite easy for a savvy person to drill deep into security settings and either extract the information they want or set a very customized level of security. This includes scanning as Administrator from the main interface, a window showing real-time scan performance, configuring how to scan of archives, and a restart reminder in case you enjoy that kind of automated nagging.

The engine powering the scans protects your Hosts file by default, and resource usage remains low following last year's update. If a problem is discovered, a one-click Fix problems button appears at the top of the Status window. Click it, and even if the fix is something as simple as reactivating a deactivated module, the program will do it for you.

The WebGuard feature, available only if you install the Avira toolbar, takes a more aggressive approach to detecting sites that could be hosting malware before they load on your computer. This is not unlike Avira's competitors. However, for the performance cost to the browser for a toolbar, search result ratings would be a nice compensation. Too bad they're only available if you use the dedicated search box on the Ask toolbar.

Features-wise, the free version provides the kind of security that most people will be comfortable with. For people who want more, Avira Antivirus Premium 2013 ($29.99 for a one-year license) comes with malicious Web site blocking and live telephone support. Avira Internet Security 2013 ($59.99 for a one-year license) rolls in parental controls; an e-mail spam guard; antiphishing measures; Wi-Fi guard; and a firewall that I found to be obnoxiously chatty and intrusive. If you're obsessed with Avira, you can upgrade to Avira Internet Security Plus 2013 for $81.99, which gets you an additional system performance optimizer and file encryption.

Performance
Avira's performance in the past has been hit or miss, with strong detection rates but high false positives. Avira's been doing a lot of work in that area, though, and this is one of the best-performing versions of Avira that we've seen.

Avira Free Antivirus 2013 shares the same detection engine as its premium upgrade siblings, Avira Antivirus Premium 2013 and Avira Internet Security 2013, so all three are discussed here.

In a real-world test, Avira completed its initial scan during installation in 1 minute, 51 seconds, about 30 seconds slower than last year. The Full scan averaged 1 hour, 25 minutes over three installs, which is an appropriate benchmark for such a resource-intensive scan.

CNET Labs' benchmarks found that Avira benchmarked slower than most competitors in most cases, with room for improvement across the board. Boot time was much slower than average, as were scan times, iTunes decoding, and two of the three Cinebench tests. The only test that all three versions of Avira 2013 did well on was shutdown time, where they added only 2 to 3 seconds to the unprotected computer's marks.

Average of all tested systems (to date)

*All tests measured in seconds, except for Cinebench. On the Cinebench test, the higher number is better.

Independent testing agency AV-Test.org has marked excellent scores for Avira Internet Security 2012 in a Windows XP test from September 2012. The suite hit 5.5 out of 6 on Protection, 5.5 out of 6 on Repair, and 4 out of 6 on Usability, for a total of 15 out of 18. That's an excellent score, especially on the notoriously Swiss cheese-esque Windows XP.

On a Windows 7 computer during June 2012, Avira Internet Security 2012 didn't fare as well. It scored 4.5 out of 6 on Protection, 4 out of 6 on Repair, and 4 out of 6 on Usability, for an overall score of 12.5 out of 18, just clearing the minimum of 11 for an AV-Test.org certificate.

Note that AV-Test.org defines its categories as follows: "The 'Protection' covers static and dynamic malware detection, including real-world zero-day attack testing. In case of 'Repair,' we check the system disinfection and rootkit removal in detail. The 'Usability' testing includes the system slowdown caused by the tools and the number of false positives."

The most recent AV-Comparatives.org Whole Product test, which looks at on-demand scanning, retroactive tests, and "real-world" guards including cloud-based protections, puts Avira Internet Security 2012 on less stable footing. The September 2012 test found that it blocked 97.3 percent of attacks and threats thrown at it, in the middle of a competitive field of 21 suites. Meanwhile, looking at Whole Product test results cumulatively from January 2012 to September 2012 found that Avira 2012 did a bit better, with its 98.1 percent success rate placing it about the same. The numbers are good, but not great.

It's fair to conclude that according to third-party tests, Avira 2012 tested this year better than average, but with room to get better. This is a far cry from where Avira 2011 had been, which struggled mightily when launched but gradually improving its scores over time. While not the indisputably safest suite around, Avira will in general protect you from most threats. However, be prepared for a not-insignificant system impact.

Conclusions
We really wanted to like Avira 2013. Its new features are innovative and forward-thinking, and innovation in the security suite world is hard to come by. It's extremely important to help educate people about broader security concerns like privacy that are not necessarily related to viruses.

However, it could leave a smaller footprint on your system. Combine that with our finding that its toolbar causes too much browser interference, and we're going to advise that you give Avira a skip this year unless you're a big fan of the product. If you're looking for free security, go for Avast, AVG, or Panda.

Avira Free Antivirus eliminates many forms of malware including worms, rootkits, and costly dialers. Features include system scanner prevents infection from viruses, worms, and Trojans, blocks new viruses before they run and halts unknown code that looks suspicious, and click, run, and protect no awkward options express installation sets up your security system for you.


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Monday, August 12, 2013

Norton AntiVirus Definitions Update (i32 Package)

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

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Friday, April 19, 2013

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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

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Sunday, March 17, 2013

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Saturday, February 2, 2013

Norton AntiVirus Definitions Update (x86 Package)

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Sunday, January 6, 2013

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Thursday, January 3, 2013

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Thursday, September 13, 2012

Norton AntiVirus Definitions Update (x86 Package)

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Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Dr.Web Anti-virus & Security Space 7.0.1.08060 Multilingual


Dr.Web Anti-virus & Security Space 7.0.1.08060 Multilingual | 134/173 Mb
Dr.Web® for Windows provides reliable and highly efficient protection of your system and data regardless what type of the Microsoft operating system is installed on your computer. The Dr.Web® for Windows components allow in a real time mode to detect malicious programs from any external sources.

Dr.Web Anti-virus features:
- Best at curing active infections
- Installs in an infected system without its preliminary curing
- Fast multi-thread scanning
- Unique technologies blocking even unknown threats
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Best detection and neutralization of complex viruses
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Protects against unauthorized access by a network; prevents data leaks; blocks suspicious connections on package and application layers

Dr.Web Security Space features:
- Comprehensive anti-virus solution for PC
- Real time protection
- Best at curing active infections
- Installs in an infected system without its preliminary curing
- Fast multi-thread scanning
- Unique technologies blocking even unknown threats
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Best detection and neutralization of complex viruses
- Filters spam and other types of unsolicited messages without training the anti-spam
- Reliable on-the-fly scan of inbound and outbound http-traffic
- Efficient protection of children against exposure to objectionable content
- Protects against unauthorized access by a network; prevents data leaks; blocks suspicious connections on package and application layers
- Remote administration from other computers in the local network without installing the Dr.Web Control Center.

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Dr.Web Anti-virus & Security Space 7.0.1.04061 Multilingual


Dr.Web Anti-virus & Security Space 7.0.1.04061 Multilingual | 115.4/150.4 Mb
Dr.Web® for Windows provides reliable and highly efficient protection of your system and data regardless what type of the Microsoft operating system is installed on your computer. The Dr.Web® for Windows components allow in a real time mode to detect malicious programs from any external sources.

Dr.Web Anti-virus features:
- Best at curing active infections
- Installs in an infected system without its preliminary curing
- Fast multi-thread scanning
- Unique technologies blocking even unknown threats
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Best detection and neutralization of complex viruses
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Protects against unauthorized access by a network; prevents data leaks; blocks suspicious connections on package and application layers

Dr.Web Security Space features:
- Comprehensive anti-virus solution for PC
- Real time protection
- Best at curing active infections
- Installs in an infected system without its preliminary curing
- Fast multi-thread scanning
- Unique technologies blocking even unknown threats
- Full scan of archives at all nesting levels
- Best detection and neutralization of complex viruses
- Filters spam and other types of unsolicited messages without training the anti-spam
- Reliable on-the-fly scan of inbound and outbound http-traffic
- Efficient protection of children against exposure to objectionable content
- Protects against unauthorized access by a network; prevents data leaks; blocks suspicious connections on package and application layers
- Remote administration from other computers in the local network without installing the Dr.Web Control Center.

Homepage - http://www.drweb.com/


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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

TrustPort Internet Security / Antivirus / USB Antivirus 2012 12.0.0.4860 Final Multilanguage


TrustPort Internet Security / Antivirus / USB Antivirus 2012 12.0.0.4860 Final Multilanguage | 244.9/219.5/110.8 MB
Maximum protection for your computer against malware, online threats and misuse of confidential data. The program protects the computer from viruses and spyware at all entry points. All electronic mail and websites are examined in order to detect dangerous or unwanted content. It enables the reliable protection of sensitive data by encryption or the permanent shredding of confidential files no longer in use.

Complete data protection
- Antivirus and antispyware
- Internet protection
- Intelligent firewall
- Data protection by encryption
- Reliable data shredding
- Access management - NEW!

Antivirus and antispyware
The program uses traditional scanning and heuristic analysis in order to disable any malware which might enter the computer from the internet or add on media. Two top quality motors ensure the detection of harmful code almost to the magic figure of 100%.

Personal firewall
The firewall serves to distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate connections between the computer and the Internet. The program automatically allows Internet communication for commonly used applications. In the case of unknown or suspicious programs the user is always asked whether connection should be permitted or disabled.

Access management!
The software brings your data protection to a new level. It enables limiting access to selected system devices, e.g. flash drives or external hard drives. It is possible to assign different user privileges to these targets. Especially corporate customers may appreciate this feature as a huge benefit.

Data encryption and shredding
Two methods of file encryption are available. For the secure backing up of data it is advantageous to store it in an encrypted archive, for everyday security it can be kept on an encrypted disk. In addition the program enables the permanent shredding of sensitive data which is no longer in use.

Portable antivirus
With the help of this application, you can generate a portable version of the antivirus on your flash drive. It will enable antivirus scanning of any given computer on which you may be working.

System recovery disk
In case of a serious virus damage the program enables creation of a system recovery disk with an antivirus module. After loading the operating system from the recovery disk it is possible to eliminate malware, which could not have been removed by other means.

TrustPort Internet Security 2012 Total protection of computer and data from malware and online threats. The program detects viruses and spyware at all entry points to the computer and prevents attempts by hackers to access the computer. It enables not only the continuous monitoring of files being opened but at the same time also scans files from incoming electronic mail or downloaded from the web.

Protecting your computer on all fronts
- Antivirus and antispyware
- Email protection
- Website monitoring
- Application inspector - NEW!
- Intelligent firewall
- Automated updates and upgrades

File system protection
The resident protection continuously monitors files being opened and does not allow malware to be launched. At planned intervals, the program carries out a preventative check of the entire disk. As a result of the use of two top-quality scanning engines, the abilities of the program to detect harmful code are among the best in the world.

Web protection
Web pages are the most common source of virus infections; therefore, the program scans files while they are being downloaded from the internet. It is possible to automatically identify data streams such as audio or video transmissions which it is not necessary to scan. Typical phishing sites are identified and blocked.

Mail protection
Electronic mail is checked for the presence of malware and spam. Full integration into Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and The Bat is offered. It is also possible to scan all incoming post from any selected client.

Personal firewall
All connections between the computer and the outside world are monitored. The firewall will automatically recognize most legitimate applications and allow them communication with the internet. Unknown or suspicious applications are blocked or in some cases, you will be asked whether you would like to allow or block them. The program enables a wide range of firewall settings to be used.

Parental lock
The application distinguishes several categories of unwanted web content, for example pornographic or gambling sites. It is possible to block such sites, in order to protect children from inappropriate content. Individual users are able to create their own profile regarding the blocking of selected categories.

Portable antivirus
A special feature, offered by this application, is creation of a portable antivirus on your flash drive. Your data, stored on your flash drive, is this always protected, while at the same time, you have the opportunity to scan any computer with flash interface.

TrustPort Antivirus 2012 The ideal basic protection from all types of spyware and viruses for your personal computer. The antivirus is regularly automatically updated and so is always prepared to stop the latest viruses, worms, trojans and malware in general. Heuristic analysis even allows the detection of those viruses which haven’t been fully defined yet. The antivirus uses powerful technology with two scanning engines.

First-class antivirus and antispyware
- Permanent protection of your data
- Preventive computer scanning
- Automaticed removable media monitoring
- Detection of the latest threats
- Resistance to attacks
- Simple operation

On-access protection
Every program started and every file opened undergoes an antivirus check. The resident protection reliably blocks attempts to run malware. Depending on the repair settings the defective file is renamed, moved to quarantine or permanently deleted.

On-demand protection
It is possible to carry out regular or one-time scans of the entire disk, selected folders or files.
Scanning can be planned on regular weekly, daily or hourly cycles but of course it can also be carried out manually according to current needs.

High level of virus and spyware detection
Thanks to the use of two top-of-the-range scanning engines, the antivirus is able to achieve one of the highest detection rates in the world. It is able to detect and stop practically all existing viruses, worms and trojans.

Automated updates and upgrades
The antivirus is regularly automatically updated. Depending on the settings, virus signatures are downloaded at regular intervals, also new versions of the software are offered for downloading and installation. In this way, the computer is always totally protected.

Resistance against attacks
The system files of the antivirus are themselves protected against any attempts to change them by unauthorized applications. In this way, the malware has no chance of putting the antivirus out of action and of evading detection.

Application inspector - NEW!
This protection layer runs continuously in the background, and checks all suspicious activities within the file system and system registry. Anytime an application tries to access an unusual location, like a system file or a critical registry item, the antivirus will ask the user to allow or block the action.

TrustPort USB Antivirus 2012 The mobile solution for the secure transmission of data on interchangeable memory media for example flash disks or memory cards. Prevents the copying of harmful code onto memory media, carries out antivirus tests on any host computer. Enables the encryption of files against unauthorized entry and offers the reliable shredding of private data which is no longer in use.

Security for your data whenever and wherever
- Antivirus and antispyware
- Permanent protection of media
- Scanning of any computer
- Data protection by encryption
- Reliable data shredding
- Automated updates

Antivirus protection
As soon as the memory medium is connected to a given computer the resident protection is activated. This prevents the storing of harmful code on the given medium. So you don’t have to worry that while using a computer with an unknown level of security your USB flash disk or memory card will be infected.

Scanning on demand
According to your needs you can launch a scan of the computer on which you are working with your portable memory media. In the event of harmful code being found, the file will be renamed, moved to quarantine or deleted depending on the settings.

Proactive protection
Between the arrival of new harmful code and its classification in the virus database there is a critical period when the computer is most vulnerable. Fortunately this antivirus program is able to recognize a virus not only from the database but also on the basis of its structure and behaviour.

Encrypted data
The program enables sensitive data to be stored in the encrypted archive of a USB flash disk or memory card in case of loss or theft. The creation and extraction of data from the archive, entry and deletion of files are all at your disposal in the form of the intuitive interface.

Secure shredding
It is important to delete sensitive confidential data after it is no longer in use in a way that no one can reconstruct it. For this task the program offers secure shredding as the disused files are repeatedly overwritten with random data. You can choose from eight levels of security in shredding.

Universal use
The program isn’t installed on the computer’s hard drive but on a separate memory medium. This medium can be for example a USB flash disk or a memory card in any format. It is just as easy to install the program on a U3 smart disk. This comprises a special version of the USB flash disk with its own administrator program used for the transfer of personal data and live applications.

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