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(More customer reviews)in the past I have used many different firewalls. The famous "Atguard", Zonealarm, and now Black ice. I spent [$] on it, it said that it stops hackers cold. I frequently visit a web site called "shields up", it tries to probe your ports and test your security. using Black Ice, it was sucsessful in probing port 139, and NETBios. (thats not good), and I found that I was not in full stealth mode. Using the free Zonealarm firewall, all of your ports are in full stealth mode, however recent rumors suggesting that zonealarm may actually be spyware convinced me to get rid of it. In addition to Black Ice, I downloaded a free firewall called "Tiny Personal Firewall", it is very good, and makes my ports invisible, just as zonealarm. Another problem I had after intstalling Black Ice, is that my PC would just turn off, and I would get kicked off the internet often, also, since I have had it, it hasnt picked up a single hacker, and I have it set on "paranoid" mode, however the Tiny Persoanl firewall, has picked up, and blocked a number of attemps made by hackers to get into my system. If I could do it again, I would have saved my [$]. Dont but Black Ice. Download "Tiny Persoanl Firewall"....its good, and it's free! :)
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Dialup access, DSL, or cable modems--even personal gateways and network appliances--give hackers the ability to penetrate the security of your computer. Using revolutionary antihacker technology, BlackICE Defender combines firewall and intrusion detection technologies to deliver protection for home users, stopping hackers from accessing your PC any time you're on the Internet. With easy-to-configure levels of protection, you can install and configure this technology in a matter of seconds and customize to the level of protection you need. Customize your firewall security settings in seconds in four easy-to-understand levels: Paranoid, Nervous, Cautious, and Trusting. BlackICE's intrusion detection system inspects all inbound and outbound traffic, automatically filtering out any malicious packets.
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