ZoneAlarm ForceField 1.0.158 Beta

Posted on Wednesday, September 26 2007 @ 0:33 CEST by

ZoneAlarm ForceField is the first virtualized, on-demand browser security solution to enable consumers to bank and shop online, or surf dangerous areas of the Internet without fear or limitation. Built from the ground-up specifically to fight the emerging classes of browser-based Web threats, ForceField also erases all personal information after a Web browsing session to further protect consumer privacy online. Features include browser virtualization, powerful anti-phishing technology, ZoneAlarm's Spy Site Blocker (also found in the award-winning ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite) and additional dangerous download defenses.

Known issues in this Beta release:
  • Anti-phishing heuristics may slow browsing at some sites. The phishing characteristics detection (heuristics) that ForceField performs at Web sites may slow the speed at which some Web sites load.
  • Problems opening Microsoft Outlook. In some instances, Microsoft Outlook may not launch properly when ForceField is running.
  • Game protection software (nProtect) conflict. The ForceField anti-keylogger uses a low-level system technology that may conflict with other low-level technologies, such as software that is often used for protecting computer games from debugging and malicious access to game code.
  • Some applications may launch unprotected (no ForceField) browser windows. Some programs, including some instant messengers, may have Web page links that open a browser window without ForceField.
  • ForceField may block uploading large files. In some instances ForceField may block uploads via html of large files.
  • Files in virtual file system may become corrupted due to some reason and as a result browser may fail to start.
  • Program Information

    Category:
    Tools and Utilities
    Type:
    Free


    Version:
    1.0.158 Beta
    Size:

    Works on:
    Windows


    Product page: here

    Download: ZoneAlarm ForceField 1.0.158 Beta



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