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I tried Winsonar out a couple
years ago. At the time, I thought the program was a trouble maker. It was
always popping up and asking me if it was okay to run a program I just
launched, so I stopped using it. Finally after 2 or 3 viruses and a trojan
or two, I've come to realize that it may be a pain in the rear for a good
reason. It protects you against the number one threat to your PC.
YOU! The next time you download a bug and
try to execute it, Winsonar will ask you ... Is this a trusted
program? Since the last time I had used it, Winsonar has added a few
features that make it even better at it's job.
Quote from the website: http://digilander.libero.it/zancart/winsonar/index.htm ... designed for process monitoring and system protection from unknown processes: the program detectes new processes permanently installed into memory while system is working off-line, offering also an active Internet protection, by optional automatic termination of any unknown process trying to load itself into memory when the system is on line. |