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| ZeroSpyware 2005
identifies and removes all kinds of spyware and malware.
Boasting one of the largest and most actively updated spyware
definition databases in the market, ZeroSpyware is equipped to
solve your spyware problems. In addition to robust spyware
scanning and removal capabilities, ZeroSpyware's
Real-Time Protection
features automatically monitor active processes to stop spyware
attacks the moment they occur. |
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An Ounce of Prevention...
Spyware related threats are evolving so quickly and can be so damaging
that you can't afford to be infected. With
Intrusion Detection
and
Vulnerability Scanning,
ZeroSpyware 2005 introduces powerful new features to prevent spyware
infections.
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The
Intrusion Detection
features constantly monitor sensitive system areas targeted by
spyware, watching for suspicious activity, alerting you with
clear, accurate information the moment an intrusion is
attempted. Most PC users don't know that even trusted known
applications such as Yahoo Messenger or Windows Media Player can
inadvertently expose your system to spyware threats.
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Zerospyware 2005 is the only anti-spyware application to offer
Vulnerability Scanning
features that close the gates on spyware. This feature
works by scanning your system for any known entry points exposed
on your system and providing information and assistance on
patching and updating these applications. |
Immediate Solutions and Full
Reassurance 24/7
While anti-spyware vendors and spyware makers are playing cat
and mouse, users are caught in the middle. Zerospyware 2005's
Remote Restore
services and
Automated Discovery
features offer a powerful response to emerging spyware threats.
Remote Restore
provides direct technical assistance and interactive
trouble-shooting for immediate solutions to spyware issues
when automated detection and removal fail. No other
anti-spyware program offers real-time interactive technical
support, integrating live support with remote diagnosis
capabilities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Automated Discovery
provides an additional layer of protection and reassurance
against new and currently undetected spyware threats.
Utilizing a large database of trusted applications, any
unknown or suspicious running applications are highlighted
and immediately brought to the user’s attention. Users are
presented with a clear interface reflecting all running
processes, browser plug-ins, and cookies, for a real-time
threat assessment and evaluation.
Automated Discovery
leaves even undetected new spyware with nowhere to hide.
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Worldwide Virtual Neighborhood Watch
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Every ZeroSpyware user is incorporated
into our
Spyware-Net online community,
automatically reporting any suspicious applications or activity
to our threat research center. The threat research team at FBM
software receives millions of daily reports, employing powerful
data analysis tools to find and resolve the latest spyware
threats. |
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It's tax time, and rather than digging out your
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Read our comparison
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IM viruses finally come of age
For years, we've all enjoyed the benefits of instant messages.
Now virus writers are targeting IMs, and, unwillingly, Microsoft
could soon provide them with an effective means of launching a
major virus attack.
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On the Dot: Good telco, bad telco
Matt Lake doesn't mind if his DSL bill increases as long as the
company is up front about the amount it's really charging him
each month. When Verizon added yet another tax to his broadband
bill, our intrepid On the Dot columnist investigated the source
of this latest fee.
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Security Watch: Beware your evil twin
An old form of wireless attack is again in the news, thanks to
the latest take on phishing scams. Now instead of logging in to
fraudulent Web sites, your wireless device might instead log in
to a fraudulent access point or base station.
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On the Dot: Is municipal Wi-Fi doomed in
the States?
Last September, Philadelphia launched a plan to build a citywide
Wi-Fi network. The project is technologically and financially
feasible, but there's one huge impediment: Pennsylvania House
Bill 30. On the Dot columnist Make Lake doesn't like what the
bill portends for the spread of Wi-Fi in the United States.
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Microsoft Outlook horror stories
Microsoft Outlook is the Jekyll and Hyde of the Microsoft Office
suite. When Outlook is good, it's very good. But when it's bad,
it's a horror show.
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Weekend Project: Vacation videos
Turn that armload of your videos into something actually worth
watching. You can polish your poorly shot video, delete the
not-so-interesting footage, and even set everything to music.
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McAfee's 2005 security apps
McAfee has announced its new lineup of security apps for 2005,
with defenses against Internet worms and identity-theft schemes
such as phishing.
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Web-based music stores
If you already have Windows Media Player, one of the easiest and
most hassle-free ways to start buying music online is through a
Web-based music store.
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How to upgrade to Windows XP
By upgrading your system, you will experience improved
reliability, easier networking, better security, and better
multimedia support.
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Move data from old to new PCs
Migrating data from an old PC to a new one can be a real pain in
the apps--unless you have the right tools. |
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