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McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.8 Full

Monday, August 15, 2011


McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.8 Multilingual Retail | 44 MB

McAfee® VirusScan® Enterprise is good protection of your desktop and file servers from a wide range of security threats, including viruses, worms, Trojan horses, zombies and potentially unwanted code and programs. This antivirus version takes anti-virus protection to the next level, integrating elements of intrusion prevention and firewall technology into a single solution for PCs and file servers.
This powerful combination delivers truly proactive protection from the newest of today’s threats-including buffer – overflow exploits and blended attacks – and features advanced outbreak management responses to reduce the damage and costs of outbreaks. Everything is managed by McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator® or ProtectionPilot™ for scalable security policy compliance and graphical reporting.

Features:
- Comprehensive McAfee anti-virus protection
- Potentially unwanted program security
- Buffer overflow prevention (IPS feature)
- Complete outbreak response
- Port blocking/lockdown (firewall feature)
- Application monitoring: email engines (firewall feature)
- File blocking, directory lockdown, folder/share blocking (IPS feature)


Block Autorun Malware using Bitdefender free tool



Autorun malware is the most widely found in the computer systems and removal devices. Most of the windows users are affected by this malware. The famous antivirus vendor company BitDefender has launched a free tool to protect windows user from this malware. Dubbed BitDefender USB Immunizer the application doesn't require any installation. It comes as a single executable which provides a simple user interface. It has 2 options for protection one for computer and other for removable media.
There is a drop-down list which allows users to select the device and press an immunize button.
Working of this device is very simple. This tool creates a folder called autorun.inf with read only, hidden and system attributes on the device and each drive of system. It contains a sub-folder and two empty files. The reasoning behind this procedure is to prevent AutoRun malware from creating the rogue autorun.inf files which it requires for propagation.


Download here

 
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