Outpost 7.5.1 Performance Edition Released

Outpost 7.5.1 Performance Edition
Outpost Security Suite Pro 7.5.1
Outpost Firewall Pro 7.5.1
Outpost Antivirus Pro 7.5.1[/b]
Supported OS: (x86) / 107 (x64) (x86)
Build number: 3791.596.1681
Release Date: July 14, 2011

The following issues have been fixed:
• Update errors when using proxy with authorization
• Possible crash upon scanning a file packed with UPX
• Disabling Proactive protection in Outpost interface could not disable it in fact
• Progress bar window was always on top during the procession of quarantine objects
• Several frequent crashes

The following improvements have been made:
• Multiple compatibility improvements with third-party products
• Improvements in detection, curing, and quarantining archives

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Thanks for the heads up; can you install new version over previous version or does it require an uninstall first.

 

Hello Don
I pounded mine right over the top
and Outpost asked to tranfer your old configuration
over to new version...works awesome

 

It surely do! Thanks for the alert.

 

It's nice to see that the guys at Agnitum keep making Outpost better and better. Outpost Pro runs light and tight. Protection against dll injection is incredible. A solid performer!

 

Does anybody noticed the latest Outpost Pro v7.5.1 feels a little heavy on XP Pro and does anybody have this problem on XP.

 

I am running it on Windows XP Home
and its wonderful no slow or sluggish problems

 

Thanks hayc59

 

My aging desktop computer has a 1.7Ghz CPU - very slow by today's standards. Therefore, the "zippiness impact" of a given security app is quite noticeable on this box.

Relative to Private FW, Outpost feels a bit heavier to me. Relative to Online Armor, Outpost feels about the same. Relative to Comodo w/D+, Outpost feels lighter.

NOTE 1: I run OP FW with the web checker & anti-spyware disabled. All other options are used, including IP Blocker & Proactive.

NOTE 2: In my case, Op gradually became significantly lighter & quieter as it "learned" my computer's set-up & software. This scenario will generally hold true, of course, for most FW+HIPS-combined programs, but (to me) OP seemed "more so" from this standpoint.

 

OutPost, comes second in my list, since In my opinion it doesn't beat Comodo. BTW, great work guys... If someday comodo becomes a paid product, I will switch to Outpost

 

Well done... now it reach v7.5....... If you want to see the complete screenshot of v7.5 here: http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Outpost-Firewall-Pro-Screenshot-3558.html



I use it since v2.5, it still the best personal firewall since the beginning, but rarely people know about it.

Do you remember the old version of Outpost Firewall? The components still called "Plug-Ins" !!!

 

Mant...NOW that brings back a lot of of memories!!!
thanks for that

 

Boy that sure does. I remember those days very well.