Avira AntiVir Premium 9.0.0.420
Avira AntiVir Premium enhances the comprehensive protection of the Avira AntiVir Personal - Free Antivirus with important security and configuration functions that protect you against viruses, worms, Trojans, adware, spyware, dialers, bots and dangerous ''drive-by'' downloads.
Premium functions: - Low system resources required, - AntiVir: stops all types of viruses, - AntiAdware/AntiSpyware: eliminates adware and spyware, - AntiRootkit: stops hidden rootkit threats, - AntiPhising: proactive protection against phising, - Enhanced AntiSpyware, - AntiDrive-by: prevents the downloading of viruses while surfing the Internet, - RescueCD: create a bootable emergency rescue CD, - Enhanced email protection, - Fast on-line licensing activation during installation.
NEW: Version 9 adds: - Quick Removal: eliminate viruses at the click of a mouse button, - Netbook Support: for laptops with low resolution screens, - Optimized WebGuard: protection against malicious websites, - Redesigned user interface.
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