Best Spyware and antivirus software

[acronis]

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my firewall right now is comodo firewall (free)... ok ra sad.

[rhacieboy]

no prob rhacieboy. Naa man pud cyay mga settings para dli cge mag samok2x nimo. Basa man gud ko sa manual. btw, unsa may firewall g.gamit nimo run?

pogy_uy: I used McAfee Personal Firewall Plus

for more info on what is so far the best softwares/hardwares based on "tcpmag" survey, view the link below

http://tcpmag.com/pressreleases/release.asp?id=261

[softtouch]

Comodo is quiet good, Lock 'n' Stop too.

[acronis]

for more info on what is so far the best softwares/hardwares based on "tcpmag" survey, view the link below

http://tcpmag.com/pressreleases/release.asp?id=261

wow symantec won as best anti-virus? im really surprised!

[softtouch]

wow symantec won as best anti-virus? im really surprised!

Did they test also Nod32 etc.? Looks like they have tested mostly symantec, mcafee and M$... I would not take that serious.

[rhacieboy]

softtouch_ph is right. dont limit your freedom to choose. just explore, test and experience. later on you'll find out what is best for you! Goodluck!

[pogy_uy]

mga bros, tig gamit mo ug IP BLockers? ryt now kay i'm using Peer Guardian 2.

[softtouch]

mga bros, tig gamit mo ug IP BLockers? ryt now kay i'm using Peer Guardian 2.

PG2 is good. It does what it shall do, no more, no less, blocking IP's. I also use it on my server and other computers and it blocks nicely. I also use it to block spammer before they reach my mailserver.

[pogy_uy]

@softtouch_ph: i'm a noob at PG2, i'm just curious what is a source and destination? does the source means the user which is me? and destination means the IP sites i am surfing at? Help.

[softtouch]

@softtouch_ph: i'm a noob at PG2, i'm just curious what is a source and destination? does the source means the user which is me? and destination means the IP sites i am surfing at? Help.

Source is the IP address of the packet transmitter.
Destination is where the packet is going.
These numbers are displayed in this format: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:yyyyy where x is the IP address and y is the port.
Your system’s IP will be one of these (unless you’re acting as a gateway).
If your IP appears in the Source field the packet is part of an out-bound connection or an attempt to start one.
Destination, obviously, is the opposite of Source and if your IP is in this field it is an inbound connection or attempt to start one.