Kerio Personal Firewall 4.0.11 RC2

[Guest Lived Backwards]

It is based on the ICSA certified technology used in the WinRoute firewall. The firewall itself runs as a background service, using a special low-level driver loaded into the system kernel. This driver is placed at the lowest possible level above the network hardware drivers. Therefore, it has absolute control over all passing packets and is able to ensure a complete protection of the system it is installed on.

Blocks all externally originated IP traffic.

Rendering the desktop invisible to potential intruders.

Three security settings for easy configuration.

MD5 application signatures protect the computer from Trojan horses imitating trusted programs.

Opened Connections overview displays clearly what each application is doing at any given moment.

What's New?

added Dutch translation

automatically uses the most suitable help file depending on the selected language

KPF is now able to analyze kernel dumps and determine, whether crash was caused by KPF

KPF now attaches its registry settings to crashdump

if AVG 7 is detected during first KPF start, apropriate application rules are created automaticaly (support for AVG bundle)

fixed minor popup killer bugs and improved its functionality (catches showModelessDialog and showModalDialog functions)

traffic chart is not cleared when gui is closed

changed update server's and registration server's address resolving so it won't trigger automatic dial on Windows 98 ('Generate crash dump' checkbox must be disabled)

changed new adapter handling - adapter is detected again, when user deletes it from trusted zones table

fixed proxy server detection on NT/2K/XP

fixed several minor bugs (packet filter editor, DNS resolution, KPF closing)

Download here

[Chris]

Looks nice!

[Tony]

I have been using Kerio for about a year now, and am very pleased with it.

So i thought that i would try the new one that you have linked to, and i must say that i like it very much.

Thanks for the info. :)

Tony