if it is not to much of a suggestion, a parental control should be included in 1.5:oops:
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if it is not to much of a suggestion, a parental control should be included in 1.5:oops:
i got some idears i use a program called AVG anti spyware AKA ewido.
Web site blocker
Adult
Hacking/Proxies
Warez
Guns Warfare
Chating Online
Internet Games
Computer Games
Anime/Henity
Cartoons
Raisiem and Cults and more
Detection Spyware
better registry detecion
Boot Logs
Better memory Detection
BHO Viewer and deleter
LSP Viewer
All Files On Hard Drive
Adware
Spyware
Trojan
Dilar
Grayware
Hoxes
Fake Spyware Remover Programs (etc) Spyware Quake-Spy Felcon
Keyloggers
Drive Bye Downloads
Data Mineing
Tracking Cockeys
Browser Hijackers/BHO
Spyware Registry Keys
Toolbars
Parasites
Malware
Scumware
Active X Infections
Memory
Boot Log
MTF Spyware
Pageing Files Spyware
And more
And search up all thease types of spyware
Boot scan
Better memory Detection in scan
BHO scan
LSP scan
Adware
Spyware
Trojan
Dilar
Grayware
Hoxes
Fake Spyware Remover Programs (etc) Spyware Quake-Spy Felcon
Keyloggers
Drive Bye Downloads
Data Mineing
Tracking Cockeys
Browser Hijackers/BHO
Spyware Registry Keys
Toolbars
Parasites
Malware
Scumware
Active X Infections
Memory
Boot Log
MTF
Pageing Files
And more
Some may get detected but sould have more Inhances scans
Better looking skins When scans and deletes make sure that it deletes them propley cos some time they dont go away and thats my idear
Also try other anti spyware progs and get the spyware figerprints out of it (etc) Ewido Trend Micro and more there my idear.
perhaps my comments were a little outspoken and maybe out of line, tashi. I apologize if I had offended anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by tashi
I get that not everyone can get cable or DSL internet access but the number of broadband internet users continue to rise while the number of dialup users continue to fall. more and more people are getting faster and more reliable internet connections whether dialup or broadband. it's the sign of the times. heck, my aunts signed up for DSL last month. even my cousins have cable internet (about two times faster than my DSL connection). my brother and I signed up for AT&T Yahoo DSL earlier this year.
I would encourage BrainDedd to find ways to improve his internet connections so he wont "complain" about spybot updates getting too big. sign up with either NetZero or PeoplePC if broadband connections arent available where he lives or if he cant afford broadband access. Netzero & PeoplePC have plenty of dialup numbers and provide very reliable 56k internet connections and are almost as fast as DSL/cable.
anyway, Spybot now is offering smaller updates as noted on the web site so there's NO excuse not to download updates.
also, new computers being manufactured these days no longer include 56K modems. I've recently looked at a brand new HP computer at Staples and I found out it had no dialup modem included.
I also use AVG anti-spyware but I use the freeware editionQuote:
Originally Posted by **JameS**
How about a sticky that only is allowed to be edited by the moderator, and just lists the latest link to the beta versions and updates?
Alternatively, these can be linked on the download page. Not only is it hard to find a beta version, but when using my Spybot settings to download them, there's not much information given (even the latest complete version number isn't listed).
Perhaps I'm missing the post or page where versions and changes are gathered together in one spot. If so, please post the url.
Also for the occassional manual-updater-person a "SELECT ALL UPDATES" button would be awesome!
Don't make us click each checkbox for each update :)
Keep up the good work.
Spybot Team you're the best. :bigthumb:
and once new updates have all been downloaded, that it will add the newest by program hitting the IMMUNIZE button + Add host file.
I do this everytime I update, to add the new stuff should it have updates in this area.
Might even be a good time to restart the client.
So, updates are gotten, clients installs new updates, REimmunizes itself, REadds the host file and then restarts the client with out prompting. Just happens.
NerdsOfTech:
You don't have to check each update!!! See the following thread:Quote:
Originally Posted by NerdsOfTech
- would like....
http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=13104
What about if teatimer option could be activated/deactivated only by administrative user..., if a "normal" user is able to deactivate teatimer, could it be a little security problem ?!?
Maybe, it could be implement by an option in install step, if admin prefer activate teatimer for all profile ?
Bye & thx for all :)
This would be great.But there are times when you NEED to turn teatimer off.Quote:
Originally Posted by boyscout
I had a serious problem when teatimer alerts were literally filling up my screen telling me the same attempts at reg changes were being blocked- due to a long term infection that i couldn't clean.The fill rate was about 3 alert boxes per sec! I needed to turn it off just to get functionality from my pc! So, easy you think.WRONG!It is not. A simple right click on the systemtray icon then navigate up the menu to switch the tea-timer off...but wait...the pop up menu from the systemtray resets/disappears as EACH new alert box appears.So the program and me have approx one third of a second to do the following> right click, render the menu, move the mouse over the relevant option, wait till it highlights the option (this step takes ages for some reason??), then click the highlighted option.
NO CHANCE.It must be because teatimer alerts and the blocking/referencing white/black lists takes up the same processes as using the menu in the system tray. The system tray menu becomes practically inoperable whilst the system is under a continual attack.
I hope i have explained well enough, good luck with a fix, thanks for a good product.:bigthumb: