• Zebra VirusCleaner for Linux 1.0

• Author Company: Softreg.com

• Protect your computer for Linux from all kinds of viruses and malicious programs

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• Price: $ 24.95
• File Size: 9.37 M   Requirements: No special requirements
• Update Time: 12/16/2007 12:48:18 AM   Release Date: Friday, November 30, 2007
• Language: English
• OS: Linux
• License: Shareware  Limitations: 30 Days
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Zebra VirusCleaner for Linux is a new generation virus-clean software with the brand-new online conception. It can not only detect and clean all the known virus, hold hacker-attack back, but also can recover the damaged systems, protect the computer, defend and immunize unknown viruses. Zebra VirusCleaner for Linux was developed by the first-class team over the past 17 years, absorbing and inheriting the technical virtues of the traditional virus-clean software to prevent virus-attack. It is a complete new generation virus clean software. The virus clean software have a friendly interface, can be used easily, and have Simplified Chinese, Taiwan Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German editions, and is the new generation network security solution. As one of a few virus-clean software which has its own intellectual property, Zebra VirusCleaner for Linux can not only detect and clean more than 260,000 known viruses, but also effectively detect unknown viruses up to 90%, detect and clean more than 2500 virus hidden in the compressed executable file. It upgrades several times a day, and has the fastest response. The innovated online upgrade, real-time protection, CD boot virus-clean, system vulnerability maintenance functions bring the users a absolute security protection. Effectively prevent a virus infection: As in health care, the most efficient way to fight viruses is to preempt a virus infection. Computer virus prevention includes following a few rules in order to reduce the probability of virus infection and data loss: Make regular backup copies of your files; Always buy licensed copies of software from official distributors; Create a write-protected bootable rescue disk with an anti-virus program; Make regular backup copies of critical files on removable media such as floppy disks, etc. Always scan all removable media for viruses before using them. Do not run unverified files, including those received from the network.