The latest version of ThreatFire (?)

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by ichito, May 22, 2011.

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  1. ichito

    ichito Registered Member

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    This version of ThreatFire is to download from PC Tools site
    file version 4.10.1.14
    product version 4.7.017
    MD5: f94917169cd5aa5c2bf2a8e78461b691
    SHA1: 7ae58ccd65ac1c28ed488d4c99b5c31dda9853e5
    Date first seen: 2010-01-21 06:10:17 (UTC)
    Date last seen: 2011-04-24 23:12:38 (UTC)
    installer 8807 KB

    and this version I found on Scanwith.com (it's clear on VT)...only there
    file version 4.11.2.22
    product version 4.7.053
    MD5 : 3fa3fd83453dc4f2aaab2982a5bb3ffd
    SHA1 : ef0fc7b8928676acbea0027aef4bac184ad01632
    Date first seen: 2011-02-25 00:59:27 (UTC)
    Date last seen: 2011-05-21 21:09:24 (UTC)
    installer 9645 KB

    And here is the changelog:

    "What's New in ThreatFire 4.11 :
    • Smarter Alerts, Less Questions - Patent-Pending technology (...)
    • Improved Threat Quarantine and Cleanup — Tracker Technology (...)
    • Enhanced Malware & Rootkit Detection (...)
    • Focus on Pure Behavioral Protection (...)
    • Greater Detection Accuracy - Reduced Chance of False Positives (...)
    • Additional Update Options (...)
    • Other Features
    · ThreatFire is now only available as free version; Pro version no longer available2
    · Now supports Vista 64-bit and Windows 7 (32-bit and 64-bit)
    · More intuitive alerts with enhanced technical details and additional new option to “Kill the process”
    · New PC Tools News and Blog view added to easily read updates on latest threats and other announcements
    · New PC Security Check runs during install to check PC security status (...)"
    http://www.scanwith.com/download/ThreatFire.htm
     
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    Can't wait to see a youtube review on it. :)
     
  5. aigle

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    Hmmm... so excited about a dead product. :rolleyes:
     
  6. cheater87

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    How can it be dead if a new version got released? ;)
     
  7. jmonge

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    very starnge to me it was dead long time agoo_O
     
  8. aigle

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    See the release date and look at the development in past months.
     
  9. kerykeion

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    Threatfire was last updated around February 2011, as per AChen on the PC Tools Forums

    The program has had two updates as of this year, so I won't call it just dead yet, not to mention that their forum is still quite alive.
     
  10. Kernelwars

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    anyone using threatfire here? howz this on resources:rolleyes:
     
  11. RJK3

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    Put it this way - everyone that has taken my advice to remove it has thanked me later when they realised what a drain it had been on performance.

    When I'm cleaning a computer and Threatfire is present, uninstalling it is usually the change that makes the biggest difference.

    Don't get me wrong, I was a big proponent of it once.
     
  12. Dark Shadow

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    LOL,ditto to that.
     
  13. Dark Shadow

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    It may not be dead per say, but its been dead to a lot of wilders memebers including my self.If I remember correctly it has created some issues in the past. I think one issue rendered a useless keyboard, but not exactly sure though.
     
  14. Ibrad

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    That is correct I remember reading about that on the PC Tools forums.

    On an older machine of mine I have TF 4.1 installed and that was the last version I used of it. I have not used this slightly broken machine in a while but as it was working with it on it I did not find TF slowing it down that much. It works smoothly 99% of the time the only time I had an issue was when it was installed with SpywareBlaster 4.1 and that issue would have been fixed if I updated TF which I never did.
     
  15. Noob

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    Slow development :)
    Will probably be stopped in the near future :rolleyes:
     
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