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Stay protected with the world's most trusted antivirus software. Whether it's while you are surfing or chatting, emailing or file swapping, Norton AntiVirus 2006 wards off a host of Internet threats. It automatically detects and removes viruses, rids your computer of unwanted spyware, and scans email and IM attachments for threats.
Key Features
• Automatically removes viruses, Trojan horses, and worms.
• Checks incoming and outgoing email attachments for viruses.
• Automatically scans incoming instant message attachments for threats.
• Checks compressed file archives for viruses.
• Keeps dangerous Internet worms out, blocking them before they infect your system.
• Automatically downloads updates to protect against new threats.
• Automatically scans for viruses upon downloading updates.
• Uses smart technology to detect emergent worms and other new threats without waiting for updates.
• Disinfects your system prior to installation, starting you off with a clean, virus-free computer.
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Review by: black-kat (Dave)
Dated: 27th of November, 2005
What can I say Symantec have another winner in the Antivirus stakes with Norton's Antivirus 2006.
This package seems to be alot quicker loading itself into memory at Windows boot that the previous versions, which is a blessing, especially when it's used on a Celeron 2.2GHz Laptop with only 384MB of RAM.
The accuracy of this version seems to be still well above the norm from most of the other antivirus packages that are availalble today.
As each new year rolls around it seem that there is always a new way to download things onto your PC, be it Distributed File Sharing aka Bittorrent, or any of the popular Instant Message clients currently on offer, Nortons does a superb job of monitoring just about eveything that comes into your machine.
Now I can hear some those of you out there screaming saying it's still too expensive for you to consider buying it. To those I offer this advise, consider what will happen if you don't have some form of AV protection installed. At the very least your PC will become infected by an annoying little e-mail worm which will happily e-mail itself out to all your friends and family, making you not quite so popular for a time. Or worst case you get one of the real nasties that infect yout system, steal your internet account details, maybe even your bank account details & passwords, then it happily goes and wipes out most of your operating system, requiring a time consuming and quite possibly expensive reinstall.
Overall you cannot afford to be without some form of AntiVirus protection and personally this is one of the best.
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