threats (4 products)

1st Email Anti-Virus 4.0 (Shareware, $19.95)

1st Email Anti-Virus is the only security program that protects from all kinds of email threats. Generic antivirus programs and setting the most secure options in email client software can't provide the same level of protection as 1EAV does. It copes with iframe / MIME header / CLSID extension attack, script attacks, ActiveX / Java / Flash attacks,

Norton AntiSpam 2004 (Shareware)

Symantec's Norton AntiSpamâ„¢ 2004 filters unwanted email out of your inbox. Working with any POP3 email program, it filters incoming mail on multiple levels, detecting and flagging unsolicited messages while promptly delivering valid mail. To make your online time more enjoyable, Norton AntiSpam also blocks intrusive pop-up and banner ads.

Norton AntiVirus 2004 (Shareware)

Symantec’s Norton AntiVirusâ„¢ 2004 is the world’s most trusted antivirus solution† —now with expanded detection of both known and emerging threats. Norton AntiVirus detects and removes viruses, worms, and Trojan horses automatically— without interrupting your work. It works in the background 24 hours a day to protect email messages, instant message attachments, Internet downloads, and other files. Now it can also detect viruses in compressed file archives before you open them, reducing the risk of infecting your computer. Symantec’s exclusive LiveUpdateâ„¢ technology automatically checks for new virus protection updates on a regular schedule to keep the program up to date against the latest threats. It now even alerts you when your virus protection is getting outdated. Norton AntiVirus also defends your PC against emerging threats. Script Blocking intercepts fast-moving script-based viruses such as “ILoveYou” and “Anna Kournikova,” and Worm Blocking sto

Norton Password Manager 2004 (Shareware)

Symantec’s Norton Password Manager 2004 keeps your passwords secure and easy to manage. Using the same password for multiple sites is dangerous, but when you make up different passwords, it’s difficult to remember all of them. That makes it tempting to write them down somewhere—a very risky strategy. Norton Password Manager protects against those dangers and streamlines your online activities by storing your passwords in an encrypted file that only you can open. The passwords are kept on your own PC, not on high-profile servers that might be prime targets for hackers. Each member of your family can have one or more password files on the same computer. Once you’ve created a profile with information such as your address and credit card number, assign a password to the profile and choose how often you’ll be asked to verify it. Then run your password-protected applications (such as your email program), visit your favorite secure Web sites, and record the user names and passwords for each.