Firewall is the strongest line of defense in the system, also a barrier between the intranet and the extranet (Internet), and protects our computer by controlling the flow of packets in and out and preventing access by illegal users according to rules predefined by the system administrator. The built-in Windows Firewall is not only not powerful enough, but also difficult for the average computer users to configure and maintain (so few people use it). That's why there are many third-party firewall programs like simplewall.

If we use the built-in firewall of Windows to prevent the specified programs from connecting to the Internet, we need four steps at least: 1) Enter the Control Panel; 2) Open Windows Firewall; 3) Click Advanced settings; 4) Add new rules. If you want to simplify firewall operation (preferably one-click) and can't stand the high system resources occupancy of third-party firewalls, then Firewall App Blocker is probably what you're looking for!

First of all, you need to know that UnHackMe is not another antivirus software, but a small and handy antivirus helper program. It can help you detect and remove all types of threats that are new, unknown, undetectable (by compressing and encrypting themselves) for most antivirus programs, such as Google Search redirects, Rootkits, Trojans, Backdoors, Viruses, Worms, Adware, Spyware, Keyloggers, Unwanted Programs, etc.

As a matter of fact, the USB flash drive is the very breeding ground for most viruses/trojans today. They (including the famous WannaCry ransomware attack) initially infect portable storage devices, then spread across the entire LAN, and finally seize any networking opportunity to spread themselves to the Internet. On the other hand, they usually move from the USB device to some key nodes of LANs, which leads to the network paralysis and Internet disaster in the end.

Bitdefender Reset Tool is an efficient and frequently-used automatic activation tool (solution), universal for Bitdefender all security products, compatible with all Windows OS (both 32-bit and 64-bit).