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RegDefend
Kernel Based Registry Protection
RegDefend is a kernel based registry protection system, designed to use as few resources as possible. Instead of polling the registry looking for changes, RegDefend intercepts the changes before they occur. RegDefend comes installed to protect registry autostarts and some special registry keys, custom rules can also be added.
• Prevents registry infection • Securely intercepts requests instead of polling • Custom Rules allowed, with wildcard support • Uses little system resources
How does RegDefend work? The registry is a place where the operating system and applications you run store their settings and data. The registry should be protected because malicious software like viruses, trojans and worms use the registry to their advantage. The registry is the place where these programs allow themselves to be started everytime you turn your computer on. If they couldn't use the registry, the next time you rebooted they would no longer be active on your system.
RegDefend sits between the registry and applications which want to use it. If an application breaks any RegDefend rule that the user has setup then it will be blocked from doing what it wants.
Due to the way RegDefend works, it is only active when applications want to use the registry. This means there is virtually no performance loss having it protecting your system, unlike other registry protection systems which continually keep polling (reading) the registry to detect any changes. These other systems still allow malicious software to infect the registry, whereas RegDefend cannot be beaten.
AppDefend
Kernel Based Application Protection
AppDefend is a kernel based application protection system, designed to be secure whilst using few resources. AppDefend intercepts various privileged actions and lets you decide whether they should occur or not.
Without AppDefend you are highly vulnerable to rootkits, worms, viruses and spyware. In some cases without AppDefend, the only way to fix the problem would be to format your hard drive and start fresh.
AppDefend is designed to work on Windows XP, 2000 and 2003
What does AppDefend protect against?
• Rootkit Installations • Process Creation • Process Execution • Process Modification • Thread and Process termination • Thread Context Changing • Network Access • Direct Physical Memory Access • Global Hooking • Remote Thread Creation • Thread and Process Suspension
CryptoSuite
Encryption Software
CryptoSuite is an easy to use, but extremely secure encryption software package for Windows operating systems (Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003).
What does CryptoSuite do?
• Extremely secure encryption algorithms used, RSA, RIJNDAEL and TWOFISH. • Encrypt files and folders into secure archives. • Make Self Extracting Archives so you can easily send them to friends and family to view the files securely without them needing CryptoSuite installed. • View encrypted files with security. • Secure delete files make them unrecoverable from undelete utilities. • Secure delete free disk space on your drives to remove old files which you didn't secure delete. • Secure internet/lan messaging client and server. • Checksumming of files and text • Low CPU, MEMORY and RESOURCE usage. • Free benchmark so you can compare computers at Cryptographic operations. • Easy to use encryption software whilst backed by secure algorithms. Cryptographic Features
CryptoSuite currently uses these cryptographic algorithms .
• Rijndael with 256-bit keys / 128-bit blocks. • TwoFish with 256-bit keys / 128-bit blocks. • RSA with 2048-bit keys. • SHA checksums of 160-bit,256-bit,384-bit and 512-bit sizes. • HAVAL checksums of 128-bit and 256-bit sizes. • CRC32 and ADLER32 checksums of 32-bit size. • MD2,MD4 and MD5 checksums of 128-bit size. • Tiger checksum of 192-bit size.
CryptoSuite uses these algorithms to encrypt/decrypt files and folders, encrypt chat messages and data, and to checksum memory and files.
Common CryptoSuite Questions
Why do I need encryption software?
Protecting the private information on your computer should be high on your list of priorities. If an attacker gains access to your file system they will be able to download personal/important information if your data is not encrypted. |