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[Dwarden]

It is an IE wrapper, different user interface, easier access to many of the IE settings, but it is still IE beneath the skin. I used it a long tome ago but abandoned it when I started using firefox.

i must correct this, Maxthon 3 is using Webkit Layout Engine (same as Chrome for example) not Gecko (Firefox)
and then also IE engine (then one your OS has, so IE8/9/10)
Maxthon 3 seems to be improving (hard to tell if it's on the usability of MyIE2/Maxthon), Maxthon 2 was really bad step

what makes me worry is that this is completely closed project, Chine origin (i know paranoia is bad but one must worry)
and many of the community members who had influence on the project in early years (MyIE2/Maxthon) were cut off
i was involved myself but after some bad events i ceased to be ... and lost completely track&touch with what, who, why ...

[Asyn]

NoScript 2.3.4
http://noscript.net/changelog

[Pondus]

new version of McShield

http://amf.mycity.rs/mcshield/

[George Yves]

new version of McShield

http://amf.mycity.rs/mcshield/

Is it compatible with Avast and USB Disk Security? Is it worth installing at all? Did you try it?

[Pondus]

nope have not tried the new one as i was just informed about it

recomeneded by the malware remover  argus / magna86

[crofty59]

Privatefirewall 7.0.26.5

http://http://www.privacyware.com/PF_support.html

[argus]

Thank you Pondus for feedback.

Yes, MCShield is light softwere and complitly compatible with any AntiVirus/AntiMalware Tool.

It was created in MyCity Labolatory as a need for protections and removing any malware from a portable USB devices efficient and easy.
And if I may say so, others softwere withs same purpose are totally unnecessary if you install MCShield.

Quote from beta helpfile:

MCShield is an antimalware tool designed to prevent infections transmitted via removable
drives (USB flash drives, memory cards (cameras, phones, GPS devices…), external hard
drives)

The MCShield automatically cleans Memory card, autorun.inf trigger, autorun.inf, Desktop.ini, Windows Shell (LNK / PIF file)...etc.
It has an option to automatically back the hidden folders

It is fully compatible with Avast


This is example contaminated logs from one USB drives after treatment MCShieldom:

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24.12.2010 17:41:32 > Scanning drive H: (NIKOOLA ~4 GB, FAT32 flash drive )...


> H:\RECYCLER
> H:\RECYCLER\S-5-3-42-2819952290-8240758988-879315005-3665
> H:\RECYCLER\S-5-3-42-2819952290-8240758988-879315005-3665\jwgkvsq.vmx (MD5: 3284fad8a6238205829d812a26a608ff)

>>> H:\recycler - Malware.Folder > Deleted. (10.12.24. 17.41 recycler.617306)

>>> H:\~WRL0001.tmp - Suspicious > Renamed. (MD5: 60819abb8eff2c7d66888e70e8e65604)


=> Malicious folders : 1/1 deleted.
=> Suspicious files  : 1/1 renamed.
Dropper for conficker

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>>> H:\~WRL0001.tmp - Suspicious > Renamed. (MD5: 60819abb8eff2c7d66888e70e8e65604)
Stuxnet / Rootkit.TmpHider installer


To me, USB Disk Security is totally useless if you install MCShield.


Any additional questions and answers can be read here.
http://amf.mycity.rs/mcshield/Doc/MCShield_Help_EN.pdf

Note: The helpfile is subject to changes as it is in beta version


MCShield.Support|AT|gmail.com (replace |AT| with @).

[bob3160]

@ argus
This thread was designed to announce updates not sell a product.
Please refrain from writing a book. Simply make the announcement,
If we are interested then we'll do the research.
If a program needs further discussion then start a new thread,
Thanks.

[magna86]

This thread was designed to announce updates not sell a product.

@bob3160
Sorry, but this is completely free softwere, and argus wase just give an answer to some questions.
There is no offtopic 

[YoKenny]

Google Chrome 17.0.963.79
http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2012/03/chrome-stable-update_10.html

[giogio]

PDF CREATOR 1.3
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/

[crofty59]

Privatefirewall 7.0.26.6
http://www.privacyware.com/PF_support.html

[hlecter]

Firefox 11.0 just got out:

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all.html



In some minutes/hours we'll also see
Firefox 3.6.x going to 3.6.28

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all-older.html

More info on 3.6 branch and it's future:
http://www.ghacks.net/2012/03/08/mozilla-releases-firefox-3-6-28-last-firefox-3-version/

HL

[Asyn]

Firefox 11.0 just got out:

http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all.html

Firefox 11 release postponed due to security issues
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Firefox-11-release-postponed-due-to-security-issues-1470624.html

Edit: You can ignore this meanwhile.

[DavidR]

Too slow many have already got it, so I have it on both my systems and have just done the monthly Microsoft patch Tuesday and no issues so far.

I don't get paranoid about security reports, using firefox with NoScript and RequestPolicy add-ons, life's too short to worry about this. Just have a robust backup and recovery strategy (hard disk imaging) in place.