Les logiciels Kaspersky en version 6.0

Kaspersky vient de mettre à disposition la version d'essai de Kaspersky Antivirus 6.0 et de Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0. Le plus gros changement,  c'est la compatibilité avec Windows XP X64 (la version optimisée pour les processeurs 64 bits).

Voici les changement dans cette version 6.0.0.299 :

1. Anti-virus features
- Network traffic scanning (SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, NNTP)
- Scan new and modified files option
- iSwift(TM) and iChecker(TM) virus scan acceleration technologies
- Streaming scan technology (Web Anti-Virus)
- Advanced Disinfection technology (treats active infections and eliminates virus traces in the system)
- Update size significantly reduced
- Rescue disk creation tools
- New virus scan option (Scan Critical Areas task)
- Plug-ins for Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Office Outlook, and The Bat!
- E-mail attachment filter
- Optimized feature for postponing scans of frequently used files and archives
2. Proactive Defense
- Application activity analysis (detects undiscovered threats by their behavior)
- System rollback feature for after virus attacks
- Anti-Rootkit technology (Anti-Rootkit)
- Registry Guard with preinstalled and updatable database
- Application Integrity Control
3. Advanced options
- Component selection options during installation
- Flexible password protection
- Improved self-defense
- Setup Wizard
- Options for managing protection globally or by individual component
- Option to exclude files from scans by mask, verdict, or a combination of questions, trusted applications
- Enhanced compound file processing settings
- Export/import settings options
- Tooltips
- Options for sorting, grouping, and searching in reports and lists of rules
- Flexible notification settings (sounds, e-mail notifications, etc.)

Téléchargements :

• Kaspersky Antivirus 6.0 trial (français)
• Kaspersky Internet Security 6.0 trial (français)

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Rédigée le mercredi 17 mai 2006 à 10h56 par Michaël Mulkens
Source : ATI-Power