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Dr.Web Antivirus plus Antispam 4.33

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Download a compact and fast Anti-virus solution for Windows. Antispyware, anti adware and anti spam included. Multilevel protection of the system memory, file system and all removable media against all types of viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, adware, dialers and other malicious programs. Virus definitions are automatically updated on an hourly basis, going up to twice per hour frequency at periods of high malware submissions.

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Computer resources-friendly, ideal for notebooks
Can be installed on the already infected machine and can clean the infected system
On-the-fly verification of incoming and outgoing e-mails via POP3, SMTP, IMAP, NNTP
Protects against spyware, adware, riskware, hacker tools, pay dialers
Very frequent updates of virus database, up to several times per hour!

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11th April, 2007

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$28

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30 days

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Windows 2000,Windows XP

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Reviewed By: Bogdan Popescu

Pros: This is an excellent Anti Virus, that runs smooth on my PC. It updates on default every hour, and apart from the icons in the system tray, you wouldnt know it was there. My browsing is fast, and my e-mail comes in being scanned equally as fast. I rate this alongside Nod, Kaspersky, etc, but at a much cheaper price. If you can prove that you are migrating from another Anti Virus-you get a massive discount as well! Dont be put off by a previous posters comment about the forum being all in Russian-there is an English "Question and Answers" section. Cons: The scan is a bit time consuming-but speed isnt everything.

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