yeppers

figure with so many online and such, something like this might come in handy...

specially when or if someones system starts burping all over the place for no apparent reason. Some of these things can actually shut down your virus scanners and such and you don't have to open any attachments for them to do it either, just view an HTML format email and if scripting and such happens to be allowed, bingo..

Well, you'd have to be pretty dumn to open something like that....
anyway, my Norton's would intercept it before it even got downloaded to my Inbox...

but thanks anyway, IP+

Jam not always....
and that is a fact which both Mcafee and Norton had to admit to...

which is a good thing

lol.

.com (internet suffix) != .com (file extension).

easy to see why so many people fall for it, though.

lPlural...no, can't be changed, only deleted....but there's nothing 'wrong' with the title as it is...

Every week or so i do an online scan aswell as a NAV scan. last week i scanned at trend.
It picked up 26 so called "viruses" in just 'My Documents'
"Holy S**T!" where my first words, until i saw that EVERY one of them was an exe and every exe was a real program that i had saved to there!
Apparantly they were all the Hananter virus? anyone heard of that one?
Did a full system scan with NAV after getting an update, NOTHING not one teensy weensy lil bug to be found... Hmmmmm!
I always trusted trend but now my opinion is swaying!

"Don't have nightmares!"

Don't care what anyone says about NAV...
It works for me and has saved me many times over, so if you don't like it I really couldn't care less....

They all use the same tactic.

I never open an Email if I am not positive in knowing who it came from, and even then I am always suspicious.

I am my own last line of defense, so if I get bombed, it's my fault.

am I never said I didn't like Nav, it is actually the main one I put all client on, NIS 2003 Pro.

We run NAV Corporate on all servers and push to clients in some locations.

I've use Peter Norton's products since Norton Utilities fit on a 360k floppy.
Every now and then PC Tools but only when it was do or do without...

It isn't the company or the product specifically, but the whole industry revolving around Network security and virus protection, nothing, no one thing does it all, all of the time except one Firewall that I know of and it is the cheapest one on the market too...

Air Firewall, don't connect...

If you or anyone is totally secure and satisfied, power to you and I hope it never turns around on you, really. But I do not for the life of me understand the contention which started out at the begining of this thread to begin with, honestly.

As a matter of fact, it is even stated to go to Mcafee's and Norton's site for information, which pretty much indicate's the value seen in their products...



anyway...

dang, it isn't as if I don't spell bad enough, but the dang keys on the laptop stick or don't connect on the mag-pads when pressed

I wasn't remarking about anything you said, IP...