The popularity of the Internet brings rich and interesting network resources, but it also brings threats to our online security and privacy. For example, advertisers monitor users' online activities through the Internet; hackers break into users' network connections; malicious attacks on harmful websites are increasingly rampant, and so on. As we all know, using anti-virus software alone is not enough to guarantee our online security now. Therefore, we also need a reliable network security software to provide comprehensive protection.

If some shareware opens all its functions to users during the probation period, so in addition to cracking it, we can also achieve the purpose of using it indefinitely by resetting its trial period or usage counter (I like to call that soft cracking). Nirsoft's RunAsDate enables any software to run at a specified date all the time, which can help us indefinitely use some commercial software. But there will be no way out for the ones with limitation of use times or multiple-validation mechanism. This is where the Trial-Reset comes in.

The version names of Norton's security products are really mussy and ruleless (they just change them at will, is this for the purpose of confusing crackers?). But this does make too many users feel confused and puzzled (is my Norton product bought just a few days ago out of date?).