Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall giveaway - 50 Licenses

[paf]

Hey guys

This site here (thank you very much! ) is running a contest to giveaway 50 licenses to Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall. 30 licenses will be given to the site's subscribers, and 20 licenses will be given via facebook to the fans of the site's facebook page. The giveaway is open until Sept 30,2011.

In partnership with Emsisoft, Fxxxxxxxx are offering some promos for their product with huge discounts on Emsisoft Online Armor Firewall, Emsisoft Anti-Malware Pro,…
We decided to give 50 license keys of Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall away for Fxxxxxxxx users. It’s license for 1 year of subscription on 1 PC, worth $40 USD for each.

To apply, you will have to:

There are 2 ways to get a license key for free of charge:

1st way (30 licenses): Subscribe to the site newsletter and leave a comment telling “Why do you need Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall?” or some your reviews of this software.

Sharing this giveaway on Facebook, Twitter,…other social networks and forums will be greatly appreciated.
We will pick up 30 lucky readers who have convincing comment to be our winners and announce on Oct 1st, 2011.

2nd way (20 licenses): Like the site on Facebook.

tag as least as 3 your friends on the picture (to let them know about our contest and take a chance to be our winner). Then leave a comment with names of your friends you tagged to confirm. Hurry up because I will send license key of Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall for 20 fans only, whoever comes first!

About Emsisoft Online Armor Premium Firewall:

• Monitors all data that is transferred on your PC and from your PC
• Minimizes contact surface for hackers and harmful software
• Online Banking Mode - Protects you from phishing attacks
• Complements Emsisoft Anti-Malware perfectly to provide overall protection

Highlights of Online Armor:

Firewall with 3 operation modes:
Online Armor at first starts in standard mode, which is easy to handle for every user. It is not about technical intricacies, but simply about the question: is a certain program allowed to access the Internet or not? A white list collects programs where our software ensures that they are secure, in which case the firewall automatically permits access. In expert mode there are many more options for experienced users. For example, it is possible to restrict access to a few chosen networks only and to prevent websites from specific countries which are known for spreading malicious software, from loading unwanted content. The third mode is banking mode which stands for secure online banking.

Keylogger protection:
Keyloggers are a sort of malware waiting for key strokes invisibly in the background. Those keystrokes then are usually sent to a hacker - for example when entering a Paypal login, or the PIN of an online banking website. Online Armor works reliably here and reports all suspicious programs recording keyboard sequences. A permanently controlled whitelist collects the names of programs, which are assumed as safe despite such routines. Where programs are on the whitelist, Online Armor will not bother the user.

DNS-Spoofing protection:
One silent method of sending users to faked Online banking pages is called DNS-Poisoning. Your own Internet Service Provider offers a DNS-Server, that will convert a text address entered in a browser to a numerical IP address. Clever cyber-criminals may redirect such requests to their computers where their own DNS-server is installed, which then leads the user to a phishing website. Online Armor Personal Firewall prevents that by rechecking all DNS requests with our own secure server. There will be an immediate alert, if the DNS-server used emits a different IP.

Autostart control:
A lot of programs automatically start together with Windows - whether this is desirable or not. Online Armor lists all autostarters and allocates them a security status (secure, not secure, unknown). The user may then decide on his/her own whether these programs are allowed to start in the future or not. Online Armor again offers a whitelist containing many secure programs the user can safely trust.

Note: WoT for the giveaway site - Green (Good)

[billy13]

Too many rules...........................i'll skip this time paf....

[ted]

The here link isn't working

[leofelix]

Interesting.. but what site?
Paf, you forgot to add the link: )

[JayCub]

Not to worry about the link for me Paf, i liked it better when it was Tall Emu in charge... still a good firewall for those interested

[paf]

Sorry, guys . The link is fixed . Good luck.

[JayCub]

Sorry, guys . The link is fixed . Good luck.

This happens to the best of us Paf and always good to show the human side...appreciate the chance you gave to all forum members to get hold of a license.