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Apparently a lot of flaming has been going on with the new Windows Defender beta 2. I read a few of the reviews here, and I'd actually have to agree with their thoughts. I honestly thought Microsoft...

Hate to sound rather rude, but this information has been posted before at:

http://www.antionline.com/showthread.php?s=&forumid=677&threadid=271215

Please search before you post news. :p...

Note: I'm not advertising, I'm just replying to the post. Sorry if it seems like one.

Ah yes I'm a big fan and user of avast! as well. I find it great for real-time protection as it is very...

Once again, thanks for the advice Relyt. The guide has been edited and reworded for proper grammer and spelling. Also thanks for providing other products that I've missed spamdies and wari. If...

Once again, thanks for the advice Relyt. The guide has been edited and reworded for proper grammer and spelling. Also thanks for providing other products that I've missed spamdies and wari. If...

yeah i noticed it seemed like it, so i'm sorry. just keep in mind, this is more of a breif GUIDE on things you add on to your computer to give it more added protection with windows firewall. windows...

yeah i noticed it seemed like it, so i'm sorry. just keep in mind, this is more of a breif GUIDE on things you add on to your computer to give it more added protection with windows firewall. windows...

Note: I'm aware another thread similar to this has been posted, however that one only describes mainly about configuring windows firewall. This guide gives more of a breif overview and a list of...

Note: I'm aware another thread similar to this has been posted, however that one only describes mainly about configuring windows firewall. This guide gives more of a breif overview and a list of...

well as i said previously i forgot the date and anyway tbh it would've sounded weird to say maybe 3-4 years ago since back then i didn't know much about computer security as i do now :cool: and no...

well as i said previously i forgot the date and anyway tbh it would've sounded weird to say maybe 3-4 years ago since back then i didn't know much about computer security as i do now :cool: and no...

heh, i sorta exagerated that date there since i actually forgot when it happened :rolleyes: (somewhere close to the release of kazaa or something)

either way my point has been made in that post ...

heh, i sorta exagerated that date there since i actually forgot when it happened :rolleyes: (somewhere close to the release of kazaa or something)

either way my point has been made in that post ...

ah yes...the issue about file sharing. well, honestly i don't get why people love using file sharing...i personally don't like it.

previously (long time ago when i was quite young) when kazaa...

ah yes...the issue about file sharing. well, honestly i don't get why people love using file sharing...i personally don't like it.

previously (long time ago when i was quite young) when kazaa...

a friend told me this a while ago...and i found it hilarious!!:D



*[Couple of months before the final release of Windows XP]*

*Bill Gates chats with an associate on MSN MESSENGER...*

Bob...

well i do agree that keylogger is a relatively aggressive method of monitoring, but it is in my opinion a rather decent way to gather information about the user if you cannot find an alternative. (by...

well i'm guessing you're looking for basically legitimate keyloggers, spyware, etc. for monitoring people's uses. well i don't have much experience in this, but the best thing to do is to probably...

here's a few unofficial patches that i found. however, since they are unofficial, things could be messed up, so i reccomend you just wait for the official one...

yeah, a useful link that dalek posted! i'd definately reccomend you go there if you want to further look for anymore since you must also be precautious. i must also add in that on that list it shows...

as broken crow said, don't use internet explorer (unless you need to use it for IE viewable sites only) try using firefox instead. here are a few good adware/spyware removal programs:

-Spybot...

interesting indeed, but thats only one company claiming that that is the vulnerability during a time where nobody know's for sure. by the way, a new update for a squared users gives them the...

apparently avast! antivirus detects this exploit already and removes it before it even reaches your computer at the moment. interesting, while i havent heard of any other AV's successfully doing so...

well as the title says, is the SP2 windows firewall any good at all? i know it has the basic features of a firewall, but i still dislike its reliability since it has been made public and rarely...

i'm just curious...does any type of security software stand a chance against defending this exploit at the moment?