Spam Security: 2010

Thursday, December 30, 2010

NOD32 Antivirus and Smart Security

NOD32 Antivirus & Smart Security

NOD32 antivirus and smart security is a desktop security system that provides complete protection against viruses, spam, worms and malware. It comes with a full line of features and protection, and it is most useful for the professional and home computer user. The NOD32 Antivirus and Smart Security are very simple and easy to install. The program does the majority of the work for users, and includes small automatic updates as well as you can download offline updates and install them manually, ESET NOD32 antivirus and Smart Security are the best antivirus software, and is one of the fastest and most effective performing antivirus software systems in the industry today.

ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Linux

ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4

for Linux desktop -32bit

version: 4.0.66, size: 36.7 MB

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ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4
for Linux desktop -64bit

version: 4.0.66, size: 36.9 MB

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ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Windows

ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4

(Microsoft ® Windows® 7/Vista/XP - 32bit)

version: 4.2.71.2, size: 42.10MB

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ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4
(Microsoft ® Windows® 7/Vista/XP - 64bit)

version: 4.2.71.2, size: 46.12 MB

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ESET Smart Security For Windows

ESET Smart Security 4
(Microsoft ® Windows® 7/Vista/XP/2000 - 32bit)

version: 4.2.67.10, size: 42.2 MB

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ESET Smart Security 4
(Microsoft ® Windows® 7/Vista/XP - 64bit)

version: 4.2.67.10, size: 46.3 MB

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Eset Nod32 Username And Password Updated [30/12/2010]

ThreatSense Update: v.5744 (20101229)

Username: EAV-29349952
Password: h7nffaxs2x
Expiration: 13/01/2011

Username: EAV-29349952
Password: h7nffaxs2x
Expiration: 13/01/2011

Username: EAV-29359715
Password: 8txrd5e3vh
Expiration: 14/01/2011

Username: EAV-29359715
Password: 8txrd5e3vh
Expiration: 14/01/2011

Username: EAV-37991228
Password: 63ma2vcv2k
Expiration: 18/02/2011

Username: EAV-37991237
Password: skaeesakad
Expiration: 18/02/2011

Username: EAV-37991244
Password: rsfav58u4c
Expiration: 18/02/2011

Username: EAV-38322040
Password: s6k8cet6hd
Expiration: 26/02/2011

Username: EAV-38348377
Password: 7puvcf3x2f
Expiration: 26/02/2011

Username: EAV-38402748
Password: d5ese7th47
Expiration: 28/02/2011

Username: EAV-38402751
Password: 6mmp5mf5tb
Expiration: 28/02/2011

Username: EAV-38416855
Password: fxrxp5ua7s
Expiration: 01/03/2011

Username: EAV-38416858
Password: 3tx2hr76x4
Expiration: 01/03/2011

Username: EAV-38419243
Password: u3ae4u7776
Expiration: 01/03/2011

Username: EAV-38682020
Password: m662jneppj
Expiration: 09/03/2011

Username: EAV-38682023
Password: 72d4cbpmft
Expiration: 09/03/2011

Username: EAV-38682026
Password: 766n37cts4
Expiration: 09/03/2011

Username: EAV-38682028
Password: vhk22sc8ax
Expiration: 09/03/2011

Username: EAV-38715120
Password: usce46kueb
Expiration: 10/03/2011

Monday, December 13, 2010

NOD32 Username Password for 2010 & 2011

NOD32 Username and Password (Valid 2010 - 2010)

Username: EAV-37946111
Password: 4ruj38mjtm
Expiry Date: 17.02.2011

Username: EAV-37946121
Password: x2jmbxux6a
Expiry Date: 17.02.2011

Username: EAV-37961823
Password: pedva8uc7x
Expiry Date: 18.02.2011

Username: EAV-37962612
Password: jdeurraxvb
Expiry Date: 18.02.2011

Username: EAV-37962616
Password: xpemeevcx2
Expiry Date: 18.02.2011

Nod32 Keys Update !!! Username and Password (Valid to 2011)

Nod32 Keys Update !!! Username and Password

Username: EAV-38648026
Password: u66ecaa2fv
Expiry Date: 05.06.2011

Username: EAV-38650209
Password: amf4s4u3n2
Expiry Date: 05.06.2011

Username: EAV-38650213
Password: n2ftfrhepn
Expiry Date: 05.06.2011

Username: EAV-38670837
Password: ct7hekkc3b
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38670839
Password: vpeja8u8sk
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38670887
Password: r4t7rn5ee5
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38670905
Password: 576jmexsxr
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38676734
Password: 2kssspt4m2
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38676872
Password: h8auav65rd
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

Username: EAV-38683234
Password: 86d6xxt7uf
Expiry Date: 06.06.2011

ESET NOD32 Antivirus Description

NOD32 Publisher's Description:

NOD32 Antivirus System provides well balanced, state-of-the-art protection against threats endangering your PC and enterprise systems running various platforms from Microsoft Windows, through a number of UNIX/Linux, Novell, MS DOS operating systems to Microsoft Exchange Server, Lotus Domino and other mail servers.

Viruses, worms, trojans and other malware are kept out of striking distance of your valuable data. Advanced detection methods implemented in the software even provide protection against the future threats from most of the new worms and viruses.

The fourth generation of the NOD32 Antivirus System features a fully integrated software suite characterized by an unprecedented detection track record, the fastest scanning rates and extremely low utilization of system resources.

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Monday, November 15, 2010

Cisco Anti-spam breakthrough rumors

I've seen a few news stories claiming that Cisco in on the verge of a breakthrough to block spam at the router level. You know, for the technically unsavvy, it's the place where all the IP packets get routed across the Internet? For those even less technically inclined, it's those magical little boxes that send & deliver data across the Internet. Ok, for the really technically challenged stone-agers who still pay their bills with envelopes and stamps (and not online like any sane person), think of routers as kind of like the postman that routes mail to you.

Imagine if the postman had the ability to automatically throw away junk mail for you before it reached your mailbox. Hey, wait a minute, that's a great idea! Unfortunately, the postal service makes a lot of money on those junk flyers. Maybe my postman can be bought off to screen my junk mail. Is bribing a federal United States Postal carrier a crime? Hmmm... I wonder.

Anyway. If memory serves me correctly, Cisco claims the Internet is 80% Cisco routers, which means in theory Cisco could block a heck of a lot of spam before it even reaches your mail server.

Well, if Cisco has found a way to block spam at the router level, then a Marine "Hoorah" is in order! Or a Homer Woohoo! Take your pick... I'll be screaming both of these if it's true. I am an anti-spam zealot to the extreme!

Or as this article states, "Come on, the Cisco kids! ... Go Cisco go!"

LOL! They're cheering Cisco. That's kinda like cheering for Microsoft, but I'm with them, go Cisco GO!!!

Check it out:
Cisco on verge of anti-spam router breakthrough?

Cisco acquires WebEx

Cisco has acquired WebEx for approximately $3.2 billion, according to the Cisco website. WebEx is one of the most well-known companies in the hosted on-demand collaboration application space. Although WebEx is very well-known (who hasn't used it?), in my opinion Cisco overpaid for WebEx. First, the hosted collaboration space is very crowded. You have Raindance, Placeware (now part of Microsoft), Genesys, and a dozen other smaller players all in the web collaboration space. This acquisition reminds me how eBay bought Skype for around $3 billion and have yet to recoup that investment, though they're still trying with new ventures such as Skype Prime.

Then you have Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2007 coming out very soon, which features built-in collaboration capabiltiies and is part of Microsoft's "unified communications" strategy. Why pay WebEx or any other hosted service to rent collaboration services when you can buy collaboration capabilities with a one-time license fee? I've never been a fan of hosted software, but maybe that's just me. In fact, Microsoft's unified communications strategy, including VoIP communications, video, and collaboration puts Microsoft in direct competition with Cisco. Perhaps this is why Cisco scooped up WebEx?

In any event, Cisco will commence a cash tender offer to purchase all of the outstanding shares of WebEx for $57 per share and will assume outstanding share-based awards, for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $3.2 billion, or approximately $2.9 billion net of WebEx's existing cash balance.

"As collaboration in the workplace becomes increasingly important, companies are looking for rich communications tools to help them work more effectively and efficiently," said Charles H. Giancarlo, Chief Development Officer at Cisco. "The combination of Cisco and WebEx will deliver compelling solutions accelerating this next wave of business communications.

Cisco believes the network is a platform for all forms of communications and collaboration, and WebEx's technology and services portfolio complement Cisco's leadership in the Unified Communications and collaboration market, while providing Cisco with a new and unique business model to expand its presence in the fast-growing SMB market," Giancarlo continued.

"Cisco and WebEx share a vision of web collaboration as a key to accelerating business processes and critical to durable competitive advantage," said Subrah S. Iyar, CEO of WebEx. "Cisco's global reach and customer focus will help us extend our core web collaboration applications and continue to broaden the services we offer through the WebEx Connect platform."

Verizon Business Trials Cloud-Based Unified Communications and Collaboration as a Service

Verizon Business takes aim at the hosted unified communications space using Cisco's UC and collaboration solutions. Hosted UC is going to be a fast growing market segment, so this is a smart move by Verizon Business. Interesting that they chose Cisco over Microsoft (OCS/MCS) as their first partner. Perhaps Microsoft OCS support is coming, or perhaps Cisco will be their exclusive hosted partner.

Check out the news:

Verizon Business Customers to Trial Cloud-Based Unified Communications and Collaboration as a Service

Company Is First U.S.-Based Global Service Provider to Conduct Field Trials of Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution

To help organizations accelerate the adoption of unified communications and improve performance, Verizon Business will be the first U.S.-based global service provider to deliver Cisco unified communications and collaboration applications in the cloud "as-a-service."

The company next month will begin field trials of the new Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution, introduced today at the Cisco Live! networking event in Las Vegas. The two-month trial will enable participants to see how cloud-based UC&C capabilities can be quickly and cost-effectively used by multiple employees across an enterprise. Since the applications reside in the network, or cloud, organizations can activate employee subscriptions to some or all of the available services, as needed, and pay for the services, once commercialized, on a per-user basis. There is also no need to purchase additional computer hardware and software.

Among the participants in the trial are a multinational auto manufacturer, a women's fashion retailer and a state government agency. They will employ Verizon Business solutions based on Cisco UC&C capabilities in the cloud, using the technology foundations of Cisco Unified Service Delivery.

"Our customers are eager to put cloud-based unified communications to the test," said Anthony Recine, vice president of networking and communications solutions for Verizon Business. "Verizon Business' field trial of Cisco's Hosted Collaboration Solution builds on a proven track record the two companies have established in developing and delivering innovative solutions to market. It is the latest initiative of Verizon Business' continuing effort to lead the industry toward delivering 'everything-as-a-service' to our customers worldwide."

Verizon Business is evolving to an everything-as-a-service (EaaS) model in which cloud-based, converged solutions are delivered with built-in security via managed and professional services over the company's global IP network. Verizon is assembling the key components of that unique and powerful approach to serving enterprises, and this field trial of Cisco Hosted Collaboration Solution is another step in that evolution. The EaaS platform - with Verizon's global IP network and data centers as its foundation - will enable enterprises to do business better by getting what they need, when they need it, where they need it. Visit the Verizon IT Solutions & Hosting website for more information.

ITEXPO Lands Some Spectacular Companies

ITEXPO Lands Some Spectacular Companies

I'm pretty excited about TMC's upcoming Internet Telephony Conference & Expo (ITEXPO) happening in Los Angeles, California. Check out some of the participants at ITEXPO, including some big names like Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Microsoft, and Symantec. I believe we're around 200 exhibitors, maybe more. I'll be there covering the latest 4G, VoIP, unified communications (UC), CRM, and other telecom & communications news.

Check out some of the participants.