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Sat 6 December 2008, 11:56 pm GMT +0200
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Avast! antivirus is an anti-virus program developed by ALWIL Software based in Prague, Czech Republic, first released in 1988. Avast! was one of the first on-access antivirus programs to be released for Windows x64 edition. Avast! 4 Home is a popular full-featured freeware anti-virus applications available to Microsoft Windows and Linux users. As of October 2008 the free Home Edition has had over 32 million downloads on Download.com.[2] As of March 7, 2008 Avast! (Home version) has had 60 million registered users.[3]
Avast! is aimed at preventing several types of computer threats, including those that are not technically computer viruses such as spyware and even rogue anti-spyware, and can also make a virus Recovery DataBase which is used to recover files when they are infected (instead of deleting them). The program is available with text and voice translations for 27 languages.
Features
Standard Shield — Real-time protection
Anti-rootkit — Built-in protection
Anti-spyware — Built-in protection
IM shield — Instant Messenger protection
P2P shield — P2P protection
Internet Mail — E-mail protection
Outlook/Exchange — Microsoft Outlook/Exchange protection
Web Shield — HTTP protection (localtransparent proxy)
Script blocker — script checker (Pro version only)
Network Shield — basic protection against well-known network worms. Acts as a lightweight Intrusion Detection System
Audible alarms — vocal warnings such as "Caution, a virus has been detected!"
Boot-time scan — through the program interface, a user can schedule a boot-time scan to remove viruses that load during Windows startup and are therefore difficult to remove. A very important feature especially for viruses written to shut-down the virus protection as soon as Windows starts.
Self-Protection — Prevents malware from terminating Avast! processes and damaging Avast! files.
Skinnable — Program is skinnable GUI.
Virus definition updates — Avast updates its virus definitions on a regular basis (sometimes multiple times a day), and this process is automated by default.
The virus chest is quarantine folder where "infected files" can be stored. The chest causes the files' usage to be disabled and is meant to prevent them from causing any harm. The virus chest also stores vital system files to prevent them from virus damage. They still can be run, but the access to the file by any source or other program is blocked until it is removed from the chest