A couple of new freeware security programs...

Computer Help and Discussions Windows Security
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SafeSpace - Sandbox. Similar in many respects to Sandboxie . Free for personal use. beta

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Comodo Firewall 3.0 beta - Firewall. This beta version adds a lot of HIPS features

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McAfee? VirusScan Plus – Special edition from AOL - Replacement for AOL ActiveShield. Includes firewall.

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EQsecure 3.4 (direct link) - Fully featured HIPS. Offers full Application, File and Registry control.

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Neoava Guard beta 3 - Another totally free HIPS comparable with EQSecure , SSM Pro etc.

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Comodo Memory Guardian (beta) - Protection from buffer overflows. Will be future part of Comodo security suite. See here for more information.

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RGguard - SiteAdvisor competitor, add a toolbar that advises you about dangerous executables on websites.

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RunScanner - Promising auto-starts listing tool. Version 1.0 just released.

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MANDIANT Red Curtain - Interesting tool that tries to determine heuristically, how dangerous a file is based "on entropy (in other words, randomness), indications of packing, compiler and packing signatures, the presence of digital signatures, and other characteristics to generate a threat 'score'". For advanced users.

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ThreatFire (beta) - Renamed CyberHawk. This security HIPS program detects malware based on behavior. This new beta, includes fully configurable advanced custom rules (formerly only for paid version) for the free version.

BE CAREFUL, MOST OF THE ENTRIES IN THIS THREAD ARE BETA. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

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Thanks for the list. While these arent typically my kind of programs I plan to try a few of them(I hated cyberhawk and mcafee is just garbage). I'll give a few of the others a go once they are out of beta. :D

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SafeSpace was posted in Wilders some months ago. Many of them are kinda hesitant in using it. It is also like GeSWall

Since everyone doesn't like crap (like McAfee), I saved an AOL ActiveShield installer and one key, if anyone wants it, just PM me :lol:

No more give away key! All the rest of my keys are for me :lol:

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SafeSpace was posted in Wilders some months ago. Many of them are kinda hesitant in using it. It is also like GeSWall

"Many months ago??" That's a lie! It was first posted on Wilder's on 9th Aug, how is that "some months" ago??

And I question the whole "many of them are kinda heistant", besides many of them are just sheep.

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"Some" is not that much as "many" ;)

Wait, I kinda know your name... yep your the one. :lol:

You shouldn't have included McRappy. You know the point.

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"Some" is not that much as "many" ;)

Whatever. some/many is still wrong, when it's not even ONE month.

It's more like 1-2 weeks.

Wait, I kinda know your name... yep your the one. :lol:

You shouldn't have included McRappy. You know the point.

Yeah whatever dude. You don't like me, i don't like you either.

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I will not update this thread anymore, because of the rude response (not to mention false accusation) i got.

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This post just reminded me that I've been running "RunScanner" since early September, and it's an ok application.

Runs from a simple exe file, and has a couple of useful features which include a Hosts File Editor as well as the usual process explorer/killer, startup etc..

Includes a link to a list of specialist forums as well as its home site to obtain info on any and all processes running.

Edit: Runscanner:

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I will not update this thread anymore

Errr, you just have (and bumped a long forgotten thread back up the forum) :rolleyes: