So how secure you are really ?


  1. thathagat
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    windows 7 ultimate 64 bit,Windows 7 ultimate 32 bit,Windows XP sp3 home
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    So how secure you are really ?


    run a test of your security apparatus to see how robust..fine tuned...up to the mark it is.From key logging to firewall loopholes..from browser vulnerabilities to web anonymity.

    browser stealth/firewall/ port scan tests

    keylogger simulation test

    trojanhunter simulator

    commercial keylogger simulation test zip download...from spyshelter

    browser max simultaneous connection tested

    firewall leak tests

    how long it takes to load a
    webpage?

    huh... let symantec tell you how secure you are

    annonymity...firewall...pop up tested

    big daddy of firewall tests

    crash your browser

    Benchmark your Browser

    how much information your browser reveals about you and your system

    test the effectiveness of your registry protection
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  3. TOF
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional X64
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    Here are some links I like to use to check and see what the marketers know about me.
    Privacy.net - Privacy.net
    Adobe - Flash Player : Settings Manager - Website Storage Settings panel
    Ad Interest Manager
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  4. alwinwinjoe
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit Version 6.1 (build 7600.16385)
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    Tnx for the info thathagat! Here's Symantec's result of my system security. I have McAfee Total Protection installed just to let you know...
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