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• Firewall in 3 operation modes:
Online Armor at first starts in the standard mode, which is easy to handle for every user. It is not about technical intricacies, but simply about the question: is a certain program allowed to access the Internet or not? A white list collects programs where the software ensures that they are secure. In this case the firewall automatically permits the access. In the expert mode there are much more options for experienced users. For example, it is possible to permit the access in a few certain networks only and to prevent websites from specific countries being well known for spreading malicious software from loading. The third mode is the banking mode which stands for secure online banking.
• Keylogger protection:
Keylogger are a sort of malware waiting for key strokes invisibly in the background. Those keystrokes then are usually sent to a hacker - for example a Paypal login, or the PIN of a online banking website. Online Armor works reliably here and reports all suspicious programs recording keyboard sequences. A permanently controlled whitelist collects the names of programs, which are assumed as safe despite such routines. For programs on the whitelist Online Armor will not bother the user.
• DNS-Spoofing protection:
A method to send clueless users to faked Online banking pages is called DNS-Poisoning. One's own Internet Service Provider offers a DNS-Server, that will convert a text address entered in a browser to a numerical IP address. Clever cyber-criminals may redirect such requests to their computers where an own DNS-server is installed which then leads the user to a phishing website. Online Armor Personal Firewall prevents that by rechecking all DNS requests with an own secure server. There will be an immediate alert, when the used DNS-server emits a different IP.
System requirements
Online Armor Premium runs on Windows XP SP3 (32bit), Vista SP2 (32bit) and 7 (32bit & 64bit).
While running, Online Armor requires 20 MB free RAM.
We suggest to use it on computers with at least 512 MB RAM, best would be 1 GB.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/hayc59/News.gif Product Info: Emsisoft Online Armor™ (http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/)
• Firewall in 3 operation modes:
Online Armor at first starts in the standard mode, which is easy to handle for every user. It is not about technical intricacies, but simply about the question: is a certain program allowed to access the Internet or not? A white list collects programs where the software ensures that they are secure. In this case the firewall automatically permits the access. In the expert mode there are much more options for experienced users. For example, it is possible to permit the access in a few certain networks only and to prevent websites from specific countries being well known for spreading malicious software from loading. The third mode is the banking mode which stands for secure online banking.
• Keylogger protection:
Keylogger are a sort of malware waiting for key strokes invisibly in the background. Those keystrokes then are usually sent to a hacker - for example a Paypal login, or the PIN of a online banking website. Online Armor works reliably here and reports all suspicious programs recording keyboard sequences. A permanently controlled whitelist collects the names of programs, which are assumed as safe despite such routines. For programs on the whitelist Online Armor will not bother the user.
• DNS-Spoofing protection:
A method to send clueless users to faked Online banking pages is called DNS-Poisoning. One's own Internet Service Provider offers a DNS-Server, that will convert a text address entered in a browser to a numerical IP address. Clever cyber-criminals may redirect such requests to their computers where an own DNS-server is installed which then leads the user to a phishing website. Online Armor Personal Firewall prevents that by rechecking all DNS requests with an own secure server. There will be an immediate alert, when the used DNS-server emits a different IP.
System requirements
Online Armor Premium runs on Windows XP SP3 (32bit), Vista SP2 (32bit) and 7 (32bit & 64bit).
While running, Online Armor requires 20 MB free RAM.
We suggest to use it on computers with at least 512 MB RAM, best would be 1 GB.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v130/hayc59/News.gif Product Info: Emsisoft Online Armor™ (http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/)