Get a Free Copy of Avast Internet Security 6
July 18, 2011 by admin
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*This is Legit, Registering your e-mail is from AVAST (German Site) & Trial Download from AVAST (US Site)
Register e-mail & you’ll be sent a free Avast internet Security registry License file, Good til April 2012.
1. Extract File, that you received&Downloaded from e-mail.
2. Download Avast internet security trial
Avast Internet Security Trial Link
3. During the installation process, Choose “custom installation”
4. You’ll be asked for registry file (the file you extracted) during the first step.
5. Browse & locate file.
6. Finish installation.
*The e-mail will be in german.
*Heres the translated version of the e-mail that you’ll receive.
AVAST-use users love / prefer AVAST users
Thank you for your registration.
With this link you can download your personal registration file.
Registry File: http://www.my-avast.de/aktion/AVAST/down/license-com-so-gehts.zip
Com’s article goes like this:http://www.globell.com/aktion/Comsogehts/COMsogehts_0811_avast_IS.pdf
The program activation you please save this file onto your desktop or in My Documents, where you can find this file again.
Licensing can be done in different ways, you have to the software avast! Internet Security directly from the DVD issue of the magazine com! So user’s will.
Once you start the software installation you will be guided through a setup wizard through the installation. You will be asked in the further course of installation for a valid license file. Now you just need to select the directory where you saved the downloaded license file. This license information is read directly from the installation.
You should download avast! Internet Security have been installed as a demo, the licensing is done directly in the program. For this you should already described above, download the license file, and save. To carry out the licensing, you first open the software and select the tab “Administration” menu “subscription” from. There appears “to insert license file” in the window of a button. This window allows you to click and find the path where you saved the license file. Once you have selected your license file, you will be asked by the program whether you want to paste the license information. This you can confirm with “YES” and the process is completed.
It is also possible the license file with an already installed demo version directly read. This works on the license file you saved previously. Just select the license file with a left mouse click and then press the right mouse button. Once the menu appears, move the mouse on the menu item “Open With” and select “aswChLic..” After you have made your selection, you will be asked whether you want to insert the license file and confirm this with “Yes”. Now the process is closed.
Once your license file has been read correctly, including the subscription information, your valid license period are displayed.
We hope that this guide an aid in the licensing of your avast! Internet Security have been to and wish you a safe time with your AVAST software.
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Mamutu 3.0 – 1 year subscription for free (GOTD)
July 14, 2011 by admin
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How safe is your PC really?
To put it succinctly: Why signature-based security software is not enough
Normal security software recognizes Malware using Signatures, a type of digital fingerprint. What is problem with this? No fingerprint means no recognition. This means that the Malware must first be known to the manufacturer of the security software before it is possible to create a fingerprint allowing it to be recognized. The fingerprint database on your PC is then updated online on a daily basis. Only then can the Malware be recognized.
You are probably now thinking: “What about new Malware that manufacturer of the security software has never seen? They have no way of making a fingerprint of this…”. Exactly!
This is where the behavior-based Malware defense of Mamutu comes into play. It does not use a fingerprint to recognize dangerous software but rather on the basis of the behavior of the software. This allows Mamutu to recognize new Malware long before the signature databases have been updated. These types of Malware attacks are known as Zero-Day attacks. In addition to this, behavior-based Malware recognition is the only efficient way of recognizing Malware that has been built for a single specific attack, e.g. for industrial espionage.
Mamutu – Protects against completely new pests in seconds!
The Mamutu Background Guard is clever. It recognizes and blocks all potentially dangerous programs before they can cause any damage. The new Malware Intrusion Detection System (Malware-IDS) is unique worldwide and immediately warns you when a program attempts to perform a potentially dangerous or suspicious operation.
Suggested reading: Signature recognition or behavioral analysis – Which is better?
The advantages to you:
New behavior-based protection technology
Mamutu permanently monitors all active programs on your PC. As soon as suspicious behavior of a process is detected you receive a warning message and can react accordingly. Block Malware before it can cause any damage, by using the unique Emsisoft behavior analysis technology that has been tried and tested for years.
The Malware-IDS in detail
Lower resource consumption
Mamutu has been conceived to require the smallest possible amount of your computer power. This makes it ideal for users who require high computing performance, e.g. graphics or video applications and especially games.
Quarantine in case of emergency
Always place a suspicious program in quarantine before finally deleting it. Suspicious behavior can also be exhibited by usually benign applications. Mamutu helps you to decide what do do with a suspicious program.
Stay protected – it is easier than you think
Regardless of whether you are a computer expert or a beginner, you will quickly come to grips with Mamutu. You do not have to be a specialist to free yourself from Malware.
The perfect security enhancement
Mamutu recognizes and reports the following types of behavior:
- Backdoor related behavior
- Spyware related behavior
- HiJacker related behavior
- Worm related behavior
- Dialer related behavior
- Keylogger related behavior
- Trojan Downloader related behavior
- Injection of code into other programs
- Manipulation of programs (patching)
- Invisible installations of software
- Invisible Rootkit processes
- Installation of services and drivers
- Creation of Autostart entries
- Manipulation of the Hosts file
- Changes of the browser settings
- Installation of debuggers on the system
- Simulated mouse and keyboard activity
- Direct disk sector access on harddisk
- Changes of the system group policies [NEW!]
Full control over internal system activities
You can now decide for yourself what programs are allowed to start on your PC and what actions may be performed. Detailed application rules are now available, allowing you to individually specify the permitted behavior of every application:
- Monitor application, but allow specific activities
Select this option to always allow particular specific behavior of a program. In certain situations a benign program can contain a function that is very similar to a damaging function and is thus reported. If you are sure that this action is actually not dangerous then you can allow it. All other types of dangerous behavior are still reported. - Always block this application
Select this option to permanently block a particular program. You can also use this feature to provide child protection by preventing other PC users from starting a particular application. - Exclude from protection
Select this option to completely exclude an application from the monitoring process. Use this when you always trust an application and are sure that it does not execute any damaging actions.
Bonus feature: Application protection
You can use the application rules to protect specific programs from third-party manipulation. For example, this feature is used to prevent Mamutu from being terminated by Malware in order to disable the protection. You can also make use of this feature. You can protect your Browser and other important programs from being illegally terminated.
The program is available for $27.00 (1-year subscription), but it will be free for a limited-time offer by giveawayoftheday.com.
Symantec Loves VIPRE
July 14, 2011 by admin
Filed under Security News
Our good friends over at Symantec love VIPRE so much, they’ve decided to use the logo in their new marketing campaign!
We prefer our colors, of course (I like blue) but otherwise, not a bad copy of our logo.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
Alex Eckelberry - GFI
Get the New NORMAN Malware Cleaner for Free Today
June 9, 2011 by admin
Filed under Removal Tips,Tools and Videos
Use our free and newly improved Malware Cleaner tool to scan and clean your computer from viruses, trojans and other types of malware. This simple and user friendly tool not only detects malicious software but also removes them from your computer.
What are the most common symptoms of an infected computer?
- Freezing or sudden restarts – Your computer behaves unexpectedly during normal use
- Unusual updates by you on Facebook or Twitter – Especially after you’ve clicked on a link that appeared not to work or installed a new application
- Emails you didn’t send – Your friends tell you they’ve received emails you didn’t send
If you suspect your computer might be infected, download and run the new Malware Cleaner for free today!
Remember: the Malware Cleaner is a solution when your computer is already infected. Keeping safe requires a security
solution that protects your computer from malicious software. The easiest and most efficient way to protect your online
identity and your computer against these threats is an antivirus software or an all-in-one security solution. If you don’t
have one, your computer might be infected without you knowing about it.
Key features
- Easy to install and run
- Detect and Remove malware (viruses, Rootkit’s, FakeAV, worms and more)
- Utilize advanced Anti-Rootkit technology
- Quarantine module to process the detected files
- Deep scan and cleaning including Norman patented Norman SandBox technology
- Supports Quick- and Deep Scan mode
- New command line function for better tailor scanning across several machines (businesses)
- Daily signature updates available
Supported operating systems: Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008 and 7.
Download Norman Malware Cleaner.exe (139 MB)
Before Investing in an Anti-spam Filter Know What to Look For
May 12, 2011 by admin
Filed under Security News
With a high percentage of emails directed at your inbox being spam, a good anti-spam filter is an absolutely vital piece of your email infrastructure. Knowing what to look for can help make the difference between a well-tuned email system, and a crawling mess of spam messages using up storage space and wasting users’ time. Before you go out and install the first anti-spam filter you find, here are some of the key things to consider.
Cloud-based or on-premise
There are hosted anti-spam filtering solutions that offer greater economies of scale, making them more affordable than in-house solutions. These can combine anti-spam with anti-malware, and filter out spam and other nasty stuff before it uses up your bandwidth or impacts your server’s storage and performance. The only downsides are that they represent a subscription service with monthly costs, and as an outsourced solution, some admins miss having the on-site control.
On-premise solutions are purchased (though they may have monthly or annual subscription costs for updates) so they can be capitalized, and by being in-house, the admins can have total control whenever they want.
Choose the solution that works best with your administrative style and costing strategy. If you choose an on-premise solution, make sure you select one that is server based, not client based. The administrative overhead of managing a server at your edge is much lower than trying to administer an agent installed on every client, and the licensing costs will likely be far less as well. Centralizing the anti-spam filter will make it easier to maintain, and will prevent spam messages from taking up space on users inboxes, and on your mailbox servers.
Spam detection methods
There are a variety of ways to detect and block spam. No single way is fully effective; you need a product that combines methods for a defense-in-depth approach. Bayesian filtering is a very effective way to detect spam, but it must be ‘trained’ to your environment. Whitelists need to be in place to minimize false positives that could block critical business communications. Keyword lists should also be an option for companies whose business might include words that others would consider spam. Other approaches include SMTP header analysis, blacklists, using SPF records to reduce spoofing, and reputation services. By combining the analysis of these multiple methods you ensure the maximum effectiveness of your anti-spam filter, while minimizing false positives.
User self-service
Whitelisting business partners and customers, and checking the quarantine folder for blocked messages, can both become major tasks for the helpdesk. Look for anti-spam filter solutions that offer user self-service, both for adding senders to the whitelist, and for enabling users to release quarantined messages themselves, or by delivering spam to the user’s junk mail folder.
Reporting
Today’s management is all about the metrics. Look for an anti-spam filter that includes robust reporting and that includes the ability to use this information in dashboards or for computing SLAs. Spam is one of those problems that no one notices as long as your anti-spam filter is doing a good job, but that becomes a major issue if a spam message slips through.
Remember, whether cloud-based or on-premise, a good anti-spam filter offers you defense in depth, economical licensing, reduces the administrative overhead, and supports users for routine tasks.
This guest post was provided by Ed Fisher on behalf of GFI Software Ltd. GFI is a leading software developer that provides a single source for network administrators to address their network security, content security and messaging needs. More information: GFI email archiving.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Free DE-Cleaner by Avira, Kaspersky and Symantec for Anti-Botnet
March 9, 2011 by admin
Filed under Removal Tips,Tools and Videos
DE-Cleaner powered by Avira
Minimum Requirements for the DE-Cleaner powered by Avira:
- Computer from Pentium, at least 266MHz
- Windows XP with at least SP 2, (32 oder 64 Bit)
- Windows Vista (32 oder 64 Bit, SP 1 or higher recommended) Windows 7 (32 or 64 Bit)
- At least 150 MB free disk space
- At least 192 MB memory on Windows XP
- At least 512 MB memory on Windows Vista, Windows 7
- Internet connection for Updating und first time Download
- Please note: At the moment there is no DE-Cleaner available for Linux or Mac OS. Since Internet criminals mainly concentrate on and attack Windows based computers.
Immunet Version 3.0 – The Next Step In Anti-Malware Protection
February 10, 2011 by admin
Filed under Security News
Introduction to 3.0
On February 9th we will be releasing our version 3.0 with some notable changes and improvements.
Before I detail what’s new from a feature perspective I should also note that we are changing the name of the product with this release, the new name is going to be Immunet 3.0 – Powered by ClamAV. The new product will look like this screenshot here:
In addition to our name change, you will also note a change in the icon we use in your tray. The new icon is the ’star burst’ in white and blue, it should like like this in your tray:
The name change is the result of the acquisition of Immunet Corp by Sourcefire Inc. This acquisition has brought both the Immunet and ClamAV teams under the same roof to deliver our 3.0 release and future products.
New Features
Our 3.0 release was primarily intended to sharpen our focus on malware detection and to provide comprehensive protection to users who are not always connected to the cloud. Some of the features we have added are cutting edge and allow both advanced and basic users of our software to benefit from much higher detection rates. Our new features are detailed below.
Complete Offline Protection
The 3.0 release will now ship with an ‘Offline’ engine. This engine (which is ClamAV .97) once enabled will automatically pull down our latest detection sets and allow for complete detection coverage, even when you are not connected to the Internet. We are creating detections for ‘hot’ threats, prevalent on the net, so that you will be protected from current ‘in the wild’ threats and their variants. With our Offline protection we now also have several complex engines for detection native to the desktop and have support for file formats such as .DOC, .XLS, HTML etc. as well as strong unpacking support.
If you are installing fresh, you will have the option to install this engine turned ‘On’ by default. If you are upgrading from ClamAV for Windows this engine will be turned off be default. The screenshot here shows how to enable it from the ‘Settings’ feature on the front the User Interface.
Cloud Recall
One of the advantages of a Cloud model for hunting and identifying threats is that we are able to retain and analyze vast amounts of data about what our community is seeing at any given time. Unlike traditional Anti-Virus, or even other Cloud Anti-Virus we constantly reconsider all the data we see or have seen in our community. This allows us to evaluate every decision we have made about a file in our community and see if we still agree with that decision as time advances. If we find that our position has changed about the security of a file in our community because of new information on that file we can now seamlessly act on it. To put this in practical terms if you look up a file today and we do not know it’s malicious yet and tonight or tomorrow we discover it is malicious we will alert your system to find the file and remove it, all without you needing to download a single definition update. This ‘Cloud Recall’ ensures that your security is advanced with every new piece of information we become aware of. You will always know as much as we do, when we do.
Custom Signature Creation
Something which has been missing in modern Windows Anti-Virus products is a feature which allows advanced users to craft and deploy their own signatures or detection capabilities. With 3.0 we now offer the first Windows Anti-Virus product which allows our users to write their own detections with our engines just as we would.
Users can now hunt threats (or Advanced Persistent Threats if you like) by creating signatures which range from simplistic (straight MD5 matches) to complex (logically chained expressive signatures w/ offset support and wild carding). Signature management is done with the new SigUI tool which is available in Start -> All Programs -> Immunet 3.0 and looks like this:
Documentation for the SigUI may be found here and our manual for creation of signatures can be found here. We encourage you to write your signatures and post them to our online Forum.
All in and all this represents the most ambitious release we have ever done. The beta program for this version has been full of very positive feedback and we are excited by it’s general release.
If you have any feedback about this release or questions, please do not hesitate to email me at ahuger @ sourcefire.com .
Holiday Special Offer: Novosoft Slashes 33% Off Handy Backup Prices
December 22, 2010 by admin
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VIPRE Antivirus Demonstration
December 16, 2010 by admin
Filed under Security Channel
Finally! Security that no longer slows down your PC with Vipre Antivirus
December 14, 2010 by admin
Filed under Protection Tools
Nowadays the internet threats is growing up so fast like viruses everyday more than a hundred type is discovered, even the scams and malware is being smarter and more danger on stealing personal information, so everyone looking for protection solution that can protect them as proactive system to detect the new threats.
