Zemana = HIPS + more also

[CloneRanger]

With a nod to Kees1958 for slight title plagarism

Thought those that don't know already, would be interested in knowing that Zemana has multiple inbuilt features, above and beyond Antikeylogging etc

Actively monitor and shut down keyloggers, SSL banker trojans, spyware, and other malware.

Defend against programs that other antivirus protection apps let through.

No need to scan files

Proactively looks for suspicious activity

Catches not just the usual suspects, but also sophisticated "zero day" malware

Prevents theft of data via secure connections (HTTPS / SSL)

Does not slow down your PC

Future-proof


System Defense:

Malware likes to get at your registry, your physical memory (RAM), and other sensitive areas so it can inject malicious code and seize control of your PC. Zemana AntiLogger guards against all this, securing the very heart of your machine.


Blocks Zero-day Malware Attacks:

Stops viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware executables, and rootkits that elude signature-based tools (i.e., traditional antivirus products).

Runs Efficiently:

Most anti-malware tools hog memory and processing power, but AntiLogger requires few resources and is virtually invisible to the user.


Bulletproof self-defense:

AntiLogger cannot be deactivated by targeted attacks, ensuring continuity of protection.

Proactive Modules:

Monitors installation, registry and file changes, spotting and stopping all suspicious behavior.

http://www.zemana.com/antiloggeroverview.aspx

http://www.zemana.com/AntiloggerFeatures.aspx#tab

[raven211]

I like their "pr-summary", I think it's very well made.

[whitedragon551]

The downfall is it is only compatible with x86 systems.

[jmonge]

zemana is becoming more like hips now pure hips i say what about does it a scaner?

[Franklin]

Blocks Zero-day Malware Attacks:

Stops viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware executables, and rootkits that elude signature-based tools (i.e., traditional antivirus products).

Unfortunately it failed against three different rogues and a microjoin exploit which all executed after hitting deny?

[maymoons]

I like their "pr-summary", I think it's very well made.

+1

For some reason, for the default or "Expert" modes, Zemana sets either the "Let it run but block..." or the "Block...but don't terminate it" as enabled (checked).

I keep both disabled as attached and wonder how much better Zemana would fare in tests if configured as such.