Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
Thanks Medea for the link, mind if I add it to the OP?
Not at all.
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
Thanks Medea for the link, mind if I add it to the OP?
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Originally posted by: Medea
Originally posted by: SunnyD
Can someone post a working link for Kerio 2.1.5? And maybe some screenshots of the UI?
You can download it from here.
Cool thanks. Tried it out for a bit, doesn't seem as informational as 4.2 is, nor does it integrate with Windows Security very well. Very minimalist. It's a shame 4.2 isn't free anymore.
Schadenfroh, you might want to update the OP that neither Sygate or Kerio are free and/or exist anymore, other than maybe the legacy download of Kerio 2.1.5.
Originally posted by: dAv
No one seems to have mentioned SpyCatcher (Tenebril)
Free express version picked up 4 baddies on deep scan. Keyloggers, backdoors, adware.
Had used Ad Aware, Spybot, SpywareBlaster and MS Defender, all had missed these.
Runs in background like Defender. Make sure you uninstall Defender first, they
don't play well together.
If you find some, be sure to PM me or post them here and I will put it into the OP in the next revision with credit to you or whoever finds the information.I'd highly appreciate it if we could expand our thread and add some more independent links with comparisons of recent AV programs ?!
The EULA also keeps you from using adblocking software:"If it actually does any of the things stated in the EULA, we would actually flag it as spyware," said Christina Olson
In addition, AOL can send you spam email via your email address that you used to register it."If you have any ad-blocking software up, you're basically violating their EULA, which is ridiculous," she said.
"We are reserving the right solely to send periodic marketing e-mails that users will have the choice to opt out of."
Adding to AOL's troubles is the fact Active Virus Shield's security toolbar is based on a product with a questionable reputation. An earlier version of this software, known as the Softomate toolbar, is flagged as adware by Kaspersky's own antivirus products.
"I don't understand how a legitimate company like AOL provides software that can be classified as rogue," said Aviv Raff, a security researcher based in Israel.
After examining AOL's toolbar, Raff discovered a flaw in the software that would allow hackers to change the toolbar's configuration options. While the flaw does not in itself present a security risk, it could be used in combination with other types of malicious software to do things like pop up bogus search results, he said.
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
After much work and reviewing, I have finished revision 10. I removed many parts that I thought were of little value, I fixed all broken links (dang, there were like 20 of them), I removed outdated applications or replaced them with more up-to-date ones, massive text fixes were done, all sections have been fully reviewed, revised, and updated. I hope that this one will last a while.
Revision 10 is now live, enjoy and do give feedback.
Kaspersky (try the AOL AVS in the freeware thread in my sig, which is the same thing) should detect the keyloggers.Originally posted by: sonambulo
1. How can I detect if there are keyloggers installed in my computer?
2. Where can I learn more about Windows, especially Admin priveleges, in order to prevent this from happening again? Is there a good book or website I can start with?