Showing posts with label Kaspersky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaspersky. Show all posts

Monday, September 30, 2013

Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 11.0.1.1245


Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2013 is a free software intended to disinfect infected computers, removing viruses, Trojans, and spyware, as well as any other types of malware.
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2013 uses the same highly efficient algorithms for detecting malware as Kaspersky Anti-Virus. Algorithms include a full-functional anti-virus scanner, technologies developed for detecting vulnerabilities in installed applications and operating systems, and a technology for running scripts intended for removing complex and compound viruses.

Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2013 is not intended for real-time protection of computer. After the disinfection of the computer is complete, the application should be uninstalled from the hard drive and replaced with the real-time protection anti-virus:
• Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2012
• Kaspersky Internet Security 2012

What's New in Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 2013 :

  • · The user interface has been improved.
  • · The application installation and uninstallation have been simplified.
  • · A full-functional use of the application from a flash card has been implemented.
  • · The process self-defense has been implemented.
  • · The advanced disinfection has been improved.
  • · Compatibility with real-time protection anti-virus applications has been improved.
  • · Active use of the "cloud" technology of Kaspersky Security Network.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Lastpass - Free Password Manager


LastPass is a free online password manager and Form Filler that makes your web browsing easier and more secure.

LastPass supports Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera as a browser extension (and Opera Mini and more via Bookmarklets).

To import Chrome passwords (Windows only currently),  you'll also need our full Windows installer available on http://lastpass.com/

You can import from most major password storage vendors (such as RoboForm, 1Password, KeePass, Password Safe, MyPasswordSafe, Sxipper, TurboPasswords, Passpack, Firefox and Internet Explorer's built-in password manager) and export too.

LastPass captures passwords that other managers won't including many AJAX forms, and allows you to make strong passwords easily.  If you're having issues saving a site please watch our screencast on complex logins: http://lastpass.com/video.php?&feature=saveall#media

Your sensitive data is encrypted _locally_ before upload so even LastPass cannot get access to it.   Please see https://lastpass.com/technology.php for more details on our Host Proof Hosting methods that make this safer than you thought possible.

One Time Passwords, Screen Keyboard, Google Authenticator and Grid multi-factor help protect your account.

LastPass also offers a premium upgrade which includes native mobile apps (iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Android, WebOS (Palm), Symbian S60), additional multi-factor options and priority support.

The version available for download from this site doesn't contain a binary component, and is missing features such as Idle Logoff and HTTP Auth Filling for Windows and Mac.  Install https://lastpass.com/lpchrome_bin.crx instead to get them.  HTTP Auth sites must be created in another browser currently (IE/Firefox/Safari OSX)

Top 20 Most Insecure Password + MPT's FREE Password Generator To Create Concrete Strong Passwords


pass1 Top 20 Most Insecure Password + MPT's FREE Password Generator To Create Concrete Strong PasswordsPassword is a small alphanumeric thing which controls biggest of all things like bank accounts, etc. Choosing a password is a tricky task to do as it involves many things to be remembered. It is always recommended to have different passwords for different accounts but some people keep same. That is also a bad habit. In this post, I would show you the most 20 insecure passwords. But wait! We have something more special! Recently, we designed a random top secure password generator for you!! Please continue..

List of Top 20 Insecure Passwords:

  1. password
  2. iloveyou
  3. qwerty
  4. 123456
  5. <YOUR OWN NAME>
  6. <ANY COLOR>
  7. monkey
  8. <YOUR USERNAME>
  9. trustno1
  10. letmein
  11. <YOUR STATE NAME>
  12. test
  13. testing
  14. blink123
  15. <YOUR USERNAME>123
  16. arsenal
  17. charlie
  18. thomas
  19. thisisme
  20. howisthis

Password Generator:

Well, these were tested and confirmed most hacked passwords ever. These passwords can easily be cracked by brute forcing or dictionary attacks. This list could go to 100k but these are top 20 most insecure passwords. Now, its time to reveal the online password generator!! So, close your eyes and click the link below:

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  6. Unlimited password length.
  7. Any character.
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So, what are you waiting for? Try the password generator and tell us what do you think about this creation! Good Luck and be safe!
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Kaspersky Password Manager 5.0.0.172




Kaspersky Password Manager 5.0.0.172 | 13 Mb

Kaspersky Password Manager is an indispensable tool for the active Internet user. It fully automates the process of entering passwords and other data into websites and saves the user going to the trouble of creating and remembering multiple passwords.When you use Kaspersky Password Manager to log in, you can rest assured that your data is safe. The software creates exceptionally strong passwords and prevents your login information from being stolen. All confidential data is encrypted and kept in a dedicated database on your computer.

Kaspersky Password Manager makes your web experience safer, quicker and more convenient.

Key Features :
- Secures passwords and personal data in an encrypted vault
- Generates random, strong passwords that are nearly impossible to crack
- Virtual Keyboard uses mouse-clicks instead of traceable key strokes
- Extremely convenient with only one master password for you to remember
- Automatically completes log-ins and long web forms
- Portable version can be saved to a flash drive and safely used on multiple PCs

Secure storage of passwords and personal data
Kaspersky Password Manager securely stores your passwords and personal data in an encrypted vault on your computer. The vault can only be accessed by a master password or other authentication method that you define, ensuring that your passwords are always safe.

Easy website log-in
Kaspersky Password Manager fills logins and passwords automatically. It supports major browsers, including Internet Explorer and Firefox, and Windows applications. So you no longer have to remember all of your usernames and their associated passwords – just one master password.

A choice of authentication methods
Kaspersky Password Manager helps you control access to your password vault with a master password, or by using a flash drive or Bluetooth device, such as your mobile phone. Simply configure your password vault so that it is only available when your mobile phone is connected to your computer via Bluetooth. If you leave your computer and take your phone with you, the vault will lock automatically.

Generation of random, strong passwords
The security of your data depends directly on the strength of your passwords. And many people use similar, if not identical, passwords for multiple accounts, leaving you vulnerable if a single password is cracked. Kaspersky Password Manager can generate random, strong passwords for you that are extremely difficult to crack.

Automatic completion of lengthy forms
Websites often ask you to enter your personal information, such as your full name, date of birth, gender, email address, mailing address and phone number. Kaspersky Password Manager helps you save time by automatically entering this information for you.

Effective protection against keyloggers
A keylogger is a malicious program that can track keystrokes on your computer to illegally capture personal data, such as passwords. Since Kaspersky Password Manager enters passwords without actually using the keyboard, your passwords are protected. And with the Virtual Keyboard feature, you don't even need to use keystrokes to enter your master password.

Protection from phishing attacks
Phishing is a type of hostile activity whereby you're invited to visit a phony, but authentic-looking website in the hopes that you'll divulge account information. Kaspersky Password Manager effectively counters phishing attacks by ensuring that a URL is authentic before logging you on to the website.

New features and improvements:
- Support for Google Chrome
- Secure memos that alllow you to store your personal records securely
- Synchronization with the Portable Version database
- Secure exchange of account details, which allows sharing the login and password with family and friends
- Multilevel authentication, including PIN code authorization for connected USB and Bluetooth devices
- Option to use one account for several websites or applications
- Option to store several banking cards and accounts in one Identity