Antivirus for Mac

Antivirus for Mac is the dream of many Mac users. But is there many antivirus on the web that support Mac OS X? I don’t think so. Now I’m going to show you a new Antivirus for Mac and it’s free, avast! Free Antivirus for Mac.

Avast Free AntiVirus for Mac was kicking off with three shields and an on-demand scan. The Web Shield together with the Mail Shield will check the vast majority of incoming data from the Internet. avast! Free Antivirus for Mac is also equipped with a File Shield, which scans all programs stored and executed from your hard drive. Everything is packed in a brand new GUI and is now available as a public beta.

Features:

• On-demand scanning: It’s possible to scan the whole file system, network volumes or a mounted removable volume. You can also run a custom scan. Scan reports are automatically archived and are accessible from the GUI at anytime.
• On-screen alerts: Alert messages are displayed on-screen whenever a threat is detected.
• File Shield: The File Shield scans the binaries of started applications and all files at the time they are modified.
• Web Shield: The Web Shield monitors and filters all HTTP traffic coming from web sites on the Internet. Connections from your web browser are redirected to the Web Shield module. The Web Shield in turn connects to the requested web server and while downloading the content, it simultaneously scans it for viruses and Trojans. Only clean data is delivered to the browser, all malware is stopped before it gets saved on your Mac.
• Mail Shield: The Mail Shield monitors and filters all POP3 and IMAP traffic coming from mail servers on the internet. It does not prevent saving of infected files (doing so could lead to irreversible data loss), it just detects them. The File Shield prevents any infected attachments from causing harm to your system.
• Automatic updates: The scanning engine is automatically updated with our regular VPS database updates.

Installation & Uninstallation:

• To use the Mail Shield, you need to disable encrypted POP3/IMAP connections in your email client’s settings so the traffic can be scanned. By default, the Mail Shield encrypts all outgoing traffic itself if the mail server supports it (encrypted connections can be forced for selected mail accounts in the Mail Shield settings).
• Uninstallation must be carried out from the application’s menu bar – item “Uninstall avast!

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