TrendMicro Titanium Internet Security 2013 - 6 months free license

[AlienForce1]

To enjoy free 6 months license acces website below and fill in Name and Email :

http://trendmicro.ne...ndmicroKey.aspx

Download latest version here : 32 bit , 64bit B)

PCMag Review

Pros :

Good malware cleanup, very good malware blocking. Accurate spam and phishing filters. Tests Facebook privacy. Protects user-defined confidential data. Secure file deletion. Parental control includes content filtering, time scheduling, program control. System tuneup.

Cons :

Tough to install on infested test systems. Some false positives. Very slow spam filtering. Some effect on system performance.

[marke68]

Thanks very much AlienForce1 just got my key.

Cheers mate. :)

[centserick2]

for 2012? it says in the key

[AlienForce1]

for 2012? it says in the key

yes , but obviously you`ll use it in 2013 version .... :)

[centserick2]

yes , but obviously you`ll use it in 2013 version .

you know what im thinking lol

thanks

[lyldz]

AlienForce1

you really hard working :P thanks :tooth:

[RadioActive]

Can anyone comment on its firewall module? Because (I think) earlier versions relied on Windows Firewall.

[AlienForce1]

Can anyone comment on its firewall module? Because (I think) earlier versions relied on Windows Firewall.

PCMag Review (by Neil J. Rubenking) : Most suites include a full-scale personal firewall. Trend Micro's Firewall Booster relies on the built-in Windows Firewall to stealth the PCs ports and handle incoming hack attacks. It doesn't attempt program control, figuring that since the antivirus component will wipe out any malicious programs others should be allowed Internet access. It also doesn't block exploits at the network level. On the plus side, I couldn't disable it by attacking in ways that a malicious program might.

[RadioActive]

PCMag Review (by Neil J. Rubenking) : Most suites include a full-scale personal firewall. Trend Micro's Firewall Booster relies on the built-in Windows Firewall to stealth the PCs ports and handle incoming hack attacks. It doesn't attempt program control, figuring that since the antivirus component will wipe out any malicious programs others should be allowed Internet access. It also doesn't block exploits at the network level. On the plus side, I couldn't disable it by attacking in ways that a malicious program might.

I thought so, thanks. I prefer suites with their own dedicated firewall, so I'll pass.