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ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4.0.474 (32bit-64bit) with NodEnabler 3.4.1
Antivirus System that provides well balanced, state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC
NOD32 provides well balanced, state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC and enterprise systems running various platforms from Microsoft Windows through a number of UNIX/Linux, Novell, MS DOS operating systems to Microsoft Exchange Server, Lotus Domino and other mail servers.
Trojans, viruses, worms and other malware using NOD32 are kept out of striking distance of your valuable data. Advanced detection methods implemented in the software even provide protection against the future threats from most of the new worms and viruses.
The fourth generation of the NOD32 Antivirus System features a fully integrated software suite characterized by an unprecedented detection track record, the fastest scanning rates and extremely low utilization of system resources.
NOD32's detection efficiency combined with 2-50 times faster hard disk scanning rate earned the product many international prestigious awards.
NOD32 is the world leader of the Virus Bulletin 100% Awards having won more awards (21) than any competing product. Since its first submission for testing in May 1998, NOD32 was the only tested product that has never missed a single In the Wild virus.
Key features of "ESET NOD32 Antivirus":
ThreatSense technology - a single optimized anti-threat engine for analyzing code to identify malicious behavior, such as viruses, spyware, adware, phishing and more
Unprecedented heuristic analysis capable of discovering new malware threats as they emerge
Powerful virtual PC emulation technology enables unpacking and decryption of all types of archives and run-time packing
Able to clean active malware running in memory
Protects at multiple infiltration points, including HTTP, POP3, SMTP and all local and removable media
Removes infections from files that are locked for writing (e.g., loaded DLL file)
Prevents infected files from being opened and executed, and warns on creation of infected files
Automatic execution on system startup
Supports multiple Terminal Server environments
Supports scanning of mapped network disks
System Requirements
Processor Architecture: i386(Intel 80386) AMD 64 (x86-64)
Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 7/ 2000/ XP/ Vista
Memory: 44 MB
Disk-Space (Download): 28 MB
Disk-Space (Installation): 35 MB
What's new in ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4.0.474:
Fix: Scheduler task not displaying scan targets
Fix: Slow opening of Office documents from a Windows 2003 server share
Fix: Intermittent error when saving files on Windows 7
Other minor fixes and improvements
What's new in ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4.0.468:
Fixed: External driver injection in ESET SysRescue on Microsoft Windows 7 RC fails when this option is selected in the advanced mode of ESET SysRescue wizard
Fixed: Error sending a file via "Send to" in the right-click menu. The problem only occurs in combination of Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Outlook 2003 when the Microsoft Outlook process is not running.
Fixed: Mozilla Thunderbird with IMAP account freezes when a virus-laden message is received
Improved: Compatibility with server operating systems
Improved: HTTP scanning compatibility
Other minor fixes and improvements
ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 (32-Bit)
Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000
Version: 4.0.474, File size: 31.67 MB
ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4 (64-Bit)
Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP (64-bit)
Version: 4.0.474, File size: 34.55 MB
Installation:
1. Extract and Install x64 or x86 Eset Nod32 AV.
2. Install NodEnabler Using ReadMe.txt
http://hotfile.com/dl/21480092/a0af4b2/ESET.NOD32.Antivirus.4.0.474._32bit-64bit_.with.NodEnabler.rar
Enjoy !
Antivirus software glitches cause PC nightmares
SAN JOSE - Antivirus software cuts two ways. It's
great at blocking known viruses, but it can sometimes misfire, mistakenly flagging clean files as malicious. That sends a computer into a tailspin trying to clean up stuff that's supposed to be on there.The problem can crash a computer, and fixing it can be a bear.
A prime example emerged last week when users of antivirus software made by Islandia, N.Y.-based CA Inc. watched as their machines warned of an infection and started quarantining files that turned out to be legitimate.
Lee Jay Mandell, a 60-year-old retired computer consultant and patent attorney from the Los Angeles area, said the problem popped up on his computer on Wednesday night. He knew something was wrong because he recognised the types of files that were being quarantined were parts of Microsoft's Windows operating system.
He drew on his technical experience to restore the machine, but says less adept users might stumble.
"I'm back, but it took me about six hours to get back," he said.
Every antivirus company deals with false positives, and it's an embarrassment for companies whose job is to protect people's machines from sabotage.
It happens because legitimate files sometimes have programming code or behaviours that are identical to those of viruses. The antivirus software spots files it believes are malicious and starts plucking them out.
The results can range from annoyance to outright meltdown of the machine if critical files are targeted. Last week some people using McAfee's antivirus software said their computers crashed because of a false positive.
McAfee said the false positive only happened on older versions of its software that are no longer supported by the company. Newer versions won't have the problem.
CA apologised for the problem Mandell and others encountered and said its last major false positive was three years ago.
"Minor false positives happen periodically, but CA has historically maintained an industry low rate of false positives," the company said in a statement.
Cleaning up a false positive detection isn't always easy. The program might do it for you. But sometimes a user might need to go into the list of quarantined files and manually rename them, or call the company to request software to do the task automatically.
CA emphasised that the files that its software wrongly spotted as viruses this week were quarantined or renamed, not deleted, and "are recoverable."
The lesson: Pay close attention to your computer if it's telling you it's found a virus and is cleaning it up. You might need to call your antivirus vendor's customer support to help you make sure your machine is totally clean - or to help you recover files if the cleanup was a false alarm.
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PassWord: 8b27cu3w83
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UserName: EAV-15652192
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UserName: EAV-15652193
PassWord: t5nwhvdr42
Username: TRIAL-15985992
Password: vcr5xpe6k5
Username: EAV-15680338
Password: wbxb5rtrke
Username: EAV-15680342
Password: ucejw65t46
13 May 2009 update of nod32
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UserName: EAV-15164289
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UserName: EAV-14632109
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PassWord: udhespuwuh
UserName: EAV-15163178
PassWord: 6r2frxeue8
UserName: EAV-15164243
PassWord: bjbkd7pu5c