Robot Genius RGguard

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  1. LUSHER

    LUSHER Registered Member

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    Robot Genius RGguard

    The term “Malware” refers to spyware, trojans, viruses, network worms, and rootkits—any installed programs that infects computers and wreaks havoc on computer security and performance. Increasingly, malware is used as a means of stealing personal information, such as credit card numbers or identities. Using the Web, hackers disseminating malware take advantage of free online content dispersal and frequent online updates to circumvent security measures. Reliable protection against malicious attacks necessitates an in-depth knowledge of malware its locations and characteristics.
    RGguard: Proactively Prevents Malware Infections

    RGguard from Robot Genius, provides users and companies with a first line of defense against malware. A lightweight browser plug-in enhancement, RGguard works in tandem with the Robot Genius RGcrawler data to prevent malware infections.

    RGguard browser plug-in proactively warns users of danger while they browse the web by marking up search results links with color-coded safety ratings. It alerts users by recognizing not just the domain but also the full path URL that points to each instance of malware. The exactness of alerts reduces false positives and keeps restricted sites to a minimum.
    Key Benefits

    * Lightweight and unobtrusive, works with all browsers.
    * Zero-day threat protection against all types of malware.
    * A powerful, fully automated method for blocking links to malware and warning users of URLs containing malicious executables.
    * Virtually no impact on system performance or system resources.
    * Exactness of alerts reduces false positives keeping restricted sites to a minimum, and also keeps ‘noisy’ security alerts to a minimum.

    http://www.robotgenius.net/technology/rgguard.jsp)

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  2. yankinNcrankin

    yankinNcrankin Registered Member

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    Played with this software b4 and its a no go on my box. BSODs' galore and thats with no other programs installed. XPproS2 patched. :thumbd:
     
  3. LUSHER

    LUSHER Registered Member

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    Works fine on my box But I only did the firefox thing.
     
  4. 19monty64

    19monty64 Registered Member

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    I click on the more info link on their page and get 404-erroro_O I know what the error means, but I just wanted "more info." The pdf doesn't reveal any more than the web-site....
     
  5. WSFuser

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    Yet another one of those "search engine results rating tools" :rolleyes:

    Ill give it a test drive, hopefully its better than SiteAdvisor.

    Anyone know how I can contact them? I think I found a bug.
     
  6. AJohn

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    Thanks, I have been waiting for this to come out for about a year now :)
     
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