Ghost1982
26-01-2005, 09:00
Kerio Personal Firewall (KPF) helps users control how their computers exchange data with other computers on the Internet or local network. Kerio Personal Firewall is a necessity for all desktop computers connected to broadband Internet, using DSL, cable, ISDN, WiFi or satellite modems. Within an organization, Kerio Personal Firewall prevents a single computer from attacks initiated by internal users. Remote workstations and laptops running KPF are protected from Internet born attacks.
*****Features:
- Network security
Residing on each desktop computer, Kerio Personal Firewall allows advanced users or network administrators to create packet filter rules that block or limit traffic for specific ports, protocols, or IP addresses, adding a level of control and security found in sophisticated network firewalls. Rules are based on the needs of individual users and the overall security requirements of the organization.
-Privacy protection
Scanning for sensitive information, blocking pop-up windows, filtering out on-line banner ads, and restricting cookies and spyware programs that track browsing habits are functions of KPF that reduce the risk of identity theft and help make surfing the Internet much more pleasant.
-Intrusion detection
Potential intruders use various techniques to find out whether a targeted computer is vulnerable to attack. These techniques vary from simple port scanning to more elaborate exploits. Kerio Personal Firewall has a built-in intrusion detection system that identifies and blocks most known attacks.
-Application integrity
Besides upgrades or updates, there is usually no need to modify an application. Some modifications can make your programs report usage information. Kerio Personal Firewall can keep applications from launching independently, being modified for malicious purposes, or starting other applications.
Release History - Version 4.2.0 Beta 1 - January 24, 2005:
+ added Host Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS). HIPS prevents attacks that reach vulnerable applications from succeeding by blocking any illegitimate behavior attempted by the affected applications.
+ simpler configuration window
- System Security was renamed to Behavior Blocking to meet current industry conventions.
- Intrusions were renamed to NIDS (Network IDS) to distinguish between network intrusions and new Host Intrusions (HIPS).
- New Intrusions pane was created. It includes three types of intrusion blocking - NIDS, HIPS and Behavior Blocking.
- 'System' log and 'Intrusions' log were renamed to be consistent with new Intrusions pane.
- dropped support for Windows 98, ME, NT4.
- improved parameters sanity checks of hooked kernel API functions
- fixed occasional unresponsiveness of logview
- minor gui bugs were fixed
Size: 6.1 MB
Download Kerio Personal Firewall 4.1.2
-http://download.kerio.com/eu/dwn/kpf4-en-win.exe
Keygen
-http://softex.meganet.lt/FIX/01.26/Kerio-MultiKeyGen.rar
Download Kerio Personal Firewall 4.2.1 Beta 1
-http://fileforum.betanews.com/sendfile/1013029502/1/kpf4-beta.exe
*****Features:
- Network security
Residing on each desktop computer, Kerio Personal Firewall allows advanced users or network administrators to create packet filter rules that block or limit traffic for specific ports, protocols, or IP addresses, adding a level of control and security found in sophisticated network firewalls. Rules are based on the needs of individual users and the overall security requirements of the organization.
-Privacy protection
Scanning for sensitive information, blocking pop-up windows, filtering out on-line banner ads, and restricting cookies and spyware programs that track browsing habits are functions of KPF that reduce the risk of identity theft and help make surfing the Internet much more pleasant.
-Intrusion detection
Potential intruders use various techniques to find out whether a targeted computer is vulnerable to attack. These techniques vary from simple port scanning to more elaborate exploits. Kerio Personal Firewall has a built-in intrusion detection system that identifies and blocks most known attacks.
-Application integrity
Besides upgrades or updates, there is usually no need to modify an application. Some modifications can make your programs report usage information. Kerio Personal Firewall can keep applications from launching independently, being modified for malicious purposes, or starting other applications.
Release History - Version 4.2.0 Beta 1 - January 24, 2005:
+ added Host Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS). HIPS prevents attacks that reach vulnerable applications from succeeding by blocking any illegitimate behavior attempted by the affected applications.
+ simpler configuration window
- System Security was renamed to Behavior Blocking to meet current industry conventions.
- Intrusions were renamed to NIDS (Network IDS) to distinguish between network intrusions and new Host Intrusions (HIPS).
- New Intrusions pane was created. It includes three types of intrusion blocking - NIDS, HIPS and Behavior Blocking.
- 'System' log and 'Intrusions' log were renamed to be consistent with new Intrusions pane.
- dropped support for Windows 98, ME, NT4.
- improved parameters sanity checks of hooked kernel API functions
- fixed occasional unresponsiveness of logview
- minor gui bugs were fixed
Size: 6.1 MB
Download Kerio Personal Firewall 4.1.2
-http://download.kerio.com/eu/dwn/kpf4-en-win.exe
Keygen
-http://softex.meganet.lt/FIX/01.26/Kerio-MultiKeyGen.rar
Download Kerio Personal Firewall 4.2.1 Beta 1
-http://fileforum.betanews.com/sendfile/1013029502/1/kpf4-beta.exe