eTrust EZ Antivirus 2005 and PestPatrol Anti-Spyware 2005 for FREE

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  1. Smokey

    Smokey Registered Member

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    Special offer by eTrust Germany:

    eTrust EZ Antivirus 2005 and eTrust Pestpatrol Anti-Spyware 2005 for FREE, 1 year license and updates included.

    The offer is valid 'till 11-1-2005.

    Attention: this offer concern the german Anti-Virus and the multi-language Pestpatrol version

    How to get the stuff?

    Just follow this link.

    Have a nice day!;)
     
    Last edited: Oct 22, 2005
  2. Sputnik

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    Thanks you for the link. Very happy I learned German :D
     
  3. Smokey

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    Ich auch: "Weisswurst, Bratwurst, Bockwurst und Bierwurst":D
     
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  5. Smokey

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    Oeps, my source told me it was only the german version for free.

    I will edit my original thread, txs for the info!:)
     
  6. Sputnik

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    @ Paul2
    How did you do that? I thought the downloads offered are in german and contained a 1 year license in the installer? (i'm not home so didn't try out myself yet)
     
  7. Smokey

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    And in english....;)
     
  8. Paul2

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    Simple, the installer comes in many languages and auto install himself in the computer native language (my case english) .
     
  9. FanJ

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    As for PestPatrol :

    I only have the "original" version of it, and not the newer one from CA (although I can get definition-updates).
    So I cannot speak about the newer version from CA.
    But I would warn for false positives from PP !!!
    The FP's from PP are ridiculous :(

    Only two examples (on a W98SE machine) :

    Pest: Unknown Dialer
    Pest Info:
    Category: Dialer
    Author: Various
    Release Date: 9/18/2003 0:00:00
    Background Info: Click here
    File Info:
    In File: C:\WINDOWS\SCANREGW.EXE
    PVT: -2011596232
    MD5: 197de4470e262d1f86fb088949c0386a
    Date: 05-05-1999 22:22:00
    File Analysis: Look up with MD5 (recommended) or PVT.
    Certainty: Suspected Threatens: Liability
    Risk: Moderate - this file can be executed!
    Advice: Delete
    Action: Ignored


    Pest: Password-Finder 2.1
    Pest Info:
    Category: Password Cracker
    Author: Sven Bader
    Release Date: 8/24/2005 0:00:00
    Background Info: Click here
    File Info:
    In File: C:\Program Files\MailWasher Pro\unins000.exe
    PVT: 883245018
    MD5: 0b362df2679b1626de2646a6aae6518a
    Date: 05-06-2005 21:01:16
    File Analysis: Look up with MD5 (recommended) or PVT.
    Certainty: Suspected Threatens: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability, Liability
    Risk: Moderate - this file can be executed!
    Advice: Delete
    Action: Ignored


    But, as I said, this was not from the latest CA-version of PestPatrol.
     
  10. aka:snowman

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    Smokey. nice find smokey! Never thought Pest Patrol would ever be given as a freebe. Tryed the anti virus a while back an it was un-stable on my os.
    There are some youngsters I know who may have a use for PP.

    thanks for the heads-up
     
  11. Smokey

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    Txs for the compliments!;)
     
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    Jan, would you say that PP is a bit to much for kids to use....will take your advice on this.

    nice seeing you again...hope you are well
     
  13. FanJ

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    Dear Snowman,

    I am so really happy to see you again my old friend !!!!! :D
    Welcome back !!!!! :D :) ;) :D :cool: :D

    I'll try to reply a bit later to your question.

    Most warmest regards, Jan.
     
  14. Notok

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    Nice! Thanks! :D :D (I think I'll put this on my webpage)
     
  15. Smokey

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    Jan,

    Now you have the opportunity to try the new version for free..:D

    If this new version is better than your paid "old" one, let us know pls;)
     
  16. Smokey

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    Be fast, the action is just 'till 11-1-2005:eek: ;)
     
  17. Devinco

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    Welcome back Snowman!!
    I am glad you decided to stop by.

    Cheers :)
     
  18. aka:snowman

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    JAN

    was just passing through when this post by smokey was noticed......smokey was on the ball on this one........an it should be an asset to many others.

    But I wont be staying here long, however, will pass in again real soon just to say hello to you and offer best wishes...
    You take extra good care of yourself Jan....stay well and stay happy.




    Smokey, again thanks for providing us with the link. This will help some much needy kids...if they can work PP...if not, oh well..
     
  19. FanJ

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    Hi all,

    I am so very pleased to see our Snowman back !!!!!
    Sorry, this isn't TenForward, but I'm soooo happy to hear from Snowy !!! :D
    Sorry again folks, but personal issues are for me so much more important !!!
     
  20. Smokey

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    Jan, to me no problem at all, and I may assume all others are thinking the same way;)
     
  21. Smokey

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    It's my pleasure;)

    Wilders Security Forums is for me the best place to share all security items, and to give info about free commercial software belongs to the same chapter.

    IMHO we are all here to help each other and sharing information is one of the most important issues on Wilders;)
     
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    The link is added to my webpage, so if someone ends up wanting this later you can easily find it there (in the Links section).
     
  23. questionqqw

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    EZtrust isn't availble is english?
     
  24. hollywoodpc

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    Last time I tried PP was about a year ago . It was pathetic compared to others in that type of class . I am curious as to how well this " new " version will fare .
    NOTOK . Very nice site . I must say that it pretty much shows the truly GREATS in security . Well done and Kudos to you . Probably the best I have seen as the apps you mention are top class !
     
  25. FanJ

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    Hi,

    First of all: thanks to Smokey for giving the info !!!!! :D

    My reply is only for the PestPatrol part of it.

    I have to admit that I find it a little bit difficult to answer.
    For several reasons:
    1.
    I have only Windows 98 SE Dutch.
    2.
    I don't have the latest version of PestPatrol (PP) from CA.

    I have the "original" version of PP for several years, almost from the start of it.
    I have never ever let PP run resident.
    I only let it do scans on-demand; and not even that very frequently.
    I hate to say it, but PP has for so many times giving false positives.
    In my humble opinion you cannot trust its results.
    But that might have changed in the latest version from CA; I don't know...

    Ask how many Spyware-fighters rely on it or recommand it.
    My guess : not many ...

    You can let PP do a free scan of your system:
    http://www.pestpatrol.com/prescan.htm
    I haven't done it.

    You can also for example let Panda do a free online scan:
    http://www.pandasoftware.com/products/activescan.htm
    and KAV:
    http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner
    and Trend Micro:
    http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

    There is the free version of Ewido (not running on W98SE).
    The free version is only for on-demand scanning.
    http://www.ewido.net/en/

    And all those free versions of SpywareBlaster, SpywareGuard, IE-SPYAD, MVPS HOSTS-file, Ad-Aware, Spybot S&D, etc.


    And, if parents of kids can afford it:
    (no, this is not an advertisement)
    get BOClean (of course in combination of an anti-virus (AV)) !!!
    It's a one time pay (well, at least for now). Set it up in unattended cleaning mode.
    Or TrojanHunter.
    Or Ewido.


    And see also for example:
    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?p=351107
    http://home.planet.nl/~kleyn080/Spywareinfoen.html
     
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