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ThreatFire™ AntiVirus protects when others can’t
PCs are under constant attack from viruses, spyware and identity theft. Every day you hear about a new threat to your PC. They’re coming faster than ever before, they’re getting harder to stop and traditional antivirus products are not able to keep up.
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Avast Professional Edition skillfully scans your PC and several programs for viruses, although configuring it is not for the faint of heart.
Immediately after installation, the program asks if you want to schedule an antivirus scan of your local hard drives at system start. You’ll notice two icons in your system tray after installing Avast: one to configure the functions and another to activate the virus recovery database.
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Installing Sophos Version 7 on Windows
Minimum Requirements
Operating Systems: Windows 2000 Professional or Server Windows XP Professional Windows XP Home Windows 2003 Windows Vista
Disk space: 120 MB
Memory: Minimum 128MB, recommended 256MB.
Considerations: If you use any Anti-Virus software other than Sophos you will have to uninstall it prior to installing Sophos Anti-Virus. Older versions of Sophos should be uninstalled automatically by this installation. Some users may have to uninstall Sophos 4.0x for the installation to complete successfully.
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Real Spy Monitor can monitor all PC activity including keystrokes typed, web sites visited, windows opened, program executed, screen snapshots, files/docs accessed and more. It can also record instant messenger conversations including AOL, ICQ, MSN, AIM, Yahoo Messenger, and capture web mail content from MSN, Hotmail, and Yahoo. The program can run in semi-stealth mode (visible in Task Manager) and automatically send logs to a specified email address. Additional features include screenshot capture and content filtering. The program does not include any documentation. Because it is sold commercially, most anti-virus vendors do not detect them. The most common form of a commercial monitoring tool comes in the form of a keystroke logger, which intercepts keystrokes from the keyboard and records them in some form of a log. This can then be sent to whoever installed the keystroke logger, or keylogger, onto the machine.
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