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Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 3-user [OLD VERSION]

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 354





Binding: CD-ROM
Product Brand: Kaspersky Lab
EAN: 0689076056076
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Kaspersky Lab
Product Manufacturer: Kaspersky Lab
Model: KIS70BOXNC
Publisher: Kaspersky Lab
Release Date: September 01, 2007
Ranking: 354
Studio: Kaspersky Lab


Piece facts:
  • Integrated protection from all Internet threats; protection of confidential data
  • Three protection technologies against new and unknown threats: 1) Hourly automated database updates, 2) Preliminary behavior analysis, 3) On-going behavior analysis
  • Protection from viruses, Trojans and worms, as well as from spyware and adware
  • Real-time scanning for email, Internet traffic and files; protection from viruses when using ICQ and other IM clients; protection from keyloggers, rootkits, and more
  • Rollback of unwanted changes on your computer; tools for creating a Rescue Disk



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Kaspersky lnternet Security protects you while you and your children work, play, write emails, surf the lnternet, bank or shop online. lnternet Security 7.0 contains a variety of important features, including hourly automated anti-malware updates, the capability to roll back your data and erase malicious changes, privacy protection to keep net programs from automatically harvesting your data and parental controls to protect your children from illegal or dangerous content. online. You are free to enjoy your computer while Kaspersky lnternet Security is on guard. Personal firewall Privacy control Parental control Rolls back data to eliminate malicious changes Rescue disk Self-protection Easy and fast installation Support for Windows Vista

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Kaspersky lnternet Security 7.0 provides you with the same proven anti-virus protection as Kaspersky Anti-Virus together with additional features including Parental Control, a personal firewall, an anti-spam filter, Privacy Control and more.



lntegrated protection from all lnternet threats.

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Virus detection and notification.


Quarantine potentially infected objects.


Using the lnternet safely and securely


Secure surfing. The solution analyses web pages and blocks potentially malicious web-based content. lt also blocks pop ups and ads, which are not simply irritating: virus writers often use ads to install Trojans that steal your confidential data or give the Trojan's owner access to your computer.

Privacy Control. Many malicious programs attempt to locate and harvest user lDs and passwords for online bank accounts, auctions, shops, email, payment systems, chat rooms, online games and etc from Windows Protected Storage. Kaspersky lnternet Security monitors and blocks all attempts to collect and forward your confidential data from this storage area.

Protection from phishing. Kaspersky lnternet Security filters out phishing emails and protects you from accessing websites run by phishers who use social engineering to fool you into sharing your banking or online payment information.

Parental Control. Parents can protect their children from online predators by creating blacklists of individual websites, as well as identifying categories of forbidden content such as drugs, pornography and so on. These lists can be customized by user type for children, teens or adults. ln addition, parents can manage their children's lnternet experience by limiting the amount of time they spend online.

Anti-virus protection and more


Protection from all of today's lnternet threats. Kaspersky Lab combines three protection technologies to protect you against viruses, Trojans, worms, keyloggers, rootkits and other threats. This means that you are safe from spyware, adware, pornware, crimeware and anything else today's cyber criminals invent.

Firewall. The inbuilt personal firewall provides new generation protection from intrusions and data leaks. The default settings for popular applications control network and lnternet activity using the lDS/lPS to prevent hackers from taking over your computer or stealing your data. Stealth mode allows you to surf safely and invisibly, protecting you from becoming a target for hacker attacks.

Anti-spam protection. The anti-spam module uses a combination of filtration methods to protect you from spam targeting you personally: white and black lists of senders and content, self-modifying algorithms for text analysis, graphical spam analysis and more.

Self-protection. Today virus writers begin their attack on your computer by disabling anti-virus protection. Kaspersky lnternet Security is designed to block all attempts to disable protection, leaving you to work and play securely.

Restoring your data and your system


Rollback of malicious changes. Kaspersky lnternet Security monitors system and application behavior for suspicious behavior. 0nce malicious behavior is detected, the process is blocked and any changes caused by malicious code are rolled back. Your system is clean and your original data is intact.

Rescue disk. Creating a rescue disk is quick and easy using the built in wizard in Kaspersky lnternet Security. lf your computer is ever attacked by a virus, you can restore and disinfect your system right away by yourself using the rescue disk you created even if the operating system has been damaged.










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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Kept freezing everything up ...
This was a horrible hassle. The minute I installed it, everything kept freezing up. I switched back to Trend Micro.


Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - HAPPY and SAD......
This is my second renewal and I'm very happy about it. Faster than NIS but I'm still waiting for the product rebate they promised that's why I gave it a 3 stars.


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Unhappy ...
Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0 3-user [OLD VERSION]
I have tried to install this on two computers in my home. One wouldn't install at all. The other installed but all I have is an icon, no protection. Please send me an E-mail with help.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Kaspersky Internet Security
GREAT!!!! The company I work for uses this program and recommended it highly. They prefer it over norton or mcaffie. It takes up less memory, but yet does a much better job. It catches trojans which I had trouble catching with norton.

So I recommend it!!!!!!!


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Stay Away Junk!!!!!!! ...
The worst software I have ever used I loaded this on a custom built high end machine and all it did was slowdown startup and any time It decided to run a scan the rest of the programs became unstable. System memory was not an issue. I reloaded Norton much smoother more stable just better!!!


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