Firetrust new product

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by twig, Nov 1, 2005.

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  1. twig

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    Firetrust the developers of mailwasher and benign have released a new product http://www.firetrust.com/firetrustsitehound/

    "The SiteHound toolbar is your first line of defense against internet threats including phishing, scams, spyware, adware, security risks and viruses from rogue websites.

    SiteHound is free to use, or you can upgrade to the enhanced version
    .SiteHound is a free add-on to Internet Explorer.
    (Users of Firefox - a version is coming soon.)

    SiteHound will alert you when you enter a site which is known to contain:

    Fraudulent claims or scams
    Offensive material
    Security vulnerabilities
    Spyware or Adware
    Spam related material
    or other content deemed to be unsafe

    Specifically, SiteHound blocks these categories

    Adult
    Spyware
    Spam Advertising
    Phishing
    Possible scam or fraud
    Misleading or False Advertising
    Pharming
    Rogue or Suspect Product
    Adware
    Malware or Virus

    SiteHound will help you avoid:

    Over 4,000 fake bank and credit sites
    Tens of thousands of pornographic and adult sites
    The never ending fake phishing sites
    Malicious sites, which can infect you with spyware and adware
    if you visit them
    Sites to download software which may infect your computer with
    spyware and adware "
     
  2. ghodgson

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  3. twig

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    thats a nice review you have done . I loaded it up and fortunately did not have any issues . I agree that the free version is lacking in information as to just what the problems are . Also a full version for a month trial would be good . I think I would trust firetrust more than the ie7 version , however thats just my own feeling. I would not consider paying though for the full version of this .
     
  4. ghodgson

    ghodgson Registered Member

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    Dear Twig, thanks and I agree with what you say about Firetrust, sitehound and IE7.
    After trying the various toolbars, I went back and tried Fraudeliminator again to see if I could sort out the browser freezing problem. Since doing a clean re-install it seems to be working better than before and so far no probs. The 'buynow' popups seemed to have settled down too and not too much of a problem, I would advise you trying FE if Sitehound isnt for you.
    regards Gordon

    http://www.fraudeliminator.com/index.php
     
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