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- Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $39.95 to buy (Buy it now)
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP
- Date added: October 05, 2009
- Total Downloads: 2,057
- Downloads last week: 146
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Publisher's description
From Tall Emu :Best Personal Firewall for 2008 - Online Armor Premium Firewall protects your money, identity and your data weather you're browsing , transacting or receiving email; Online Armor can protect you. This award winning software is easy to use right of the box. Online Armor Premium comes with "Banking Mode" that secures your internet banking session therefore protecting you from keyloggers and Phishing techniques that might want to either record your login details or redirect you to a fake website. Online Armor also comes with a powerful "HIPS" functions, which is designed to stop all unrecognised programs from running on your computer, makes it possible to protect yourself against new threats and attacks. In standard mode, most decisions are made completely automatically based on Online Armor's whitelist - users never need answer a complex firewall prompt again.
What's new in this version:
Version 3.5.0.50 fixes a bug with banking mode.
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Version: Online Armor 3.5.0.50
"Seems more protective than other products"
Pros: Tells me about attempts to run programs that I would not otherwise have known about.
Cons: Sometimes the warnings are too intrusive,
Summary: After using ZoneAlarn, Comodo and other products, it seems like this is actually a decent product, a bit intrusive at times, but at least it remembers my choices. Time will tell.
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