Avast! Free Antivirus 2014 9.0.2016 Final

Program name: Avast! Free Antivirus
Program Version: 9.0.2016 Final
Latest version: 9.0.2016 Final
Official site: AVAST Software as
Language: MULTi
Treatment: not required

• Anti-Spyware
• avast! DeepScreen
• Rescue Disk
• Protection against rootkits
• avast! Online Security
• Enhanced mode
• Clean browser
• Upgrading Applications
• avast! SecureLine (i)
(i) The component is available for an additional fee ( $ 8 per month)
Major improvements and changes:
• New technology allows DeepScreen avast! make more informed decisions about new / unknown files . DeepScreen is the successor AutoSandbox, updated at the moment some of the new technologies.

Deepscreen - integration software emulation (virtualization at the code level ) with heuristics (the screen at the code level ) and sandbox (virtualization at the application level ) with behavioral analysis (the screen at the application level ) .

• New Enhanced mode (Hardened- mode ) for more stringent blocking scenarios . This new mode , which is recommended especially for novice users (eg , your grandmother ) , it automatically blocks the execution of binary files that are locked technology DeepScreen ( moderate level ) , or allow only programs with a good rating in FileRep ( level Aggressive ) . In a sense , this mode brings the concept of " white list " in anti-virus solution .

• Improved capacity of the cloud scanning and crowdsourcing analysis of suspicious objects . Features include new . optimized data collection mechanisms with sencorov Avast.

• Technology streaming updates for current detection. This is not entirely new solution for versions 2014 (9.0) , but at the moment in Avast really fully prepared for streaming infrastructure upgrades that will ensure safe and trouble-free operation . At the moment is about 350-400 updates per day , which allows for signature updates approximately every 3.75 minutes , 24x7, 365 days a year . Streaming updates can now also carry more types of definitions than before.

• Improved cleaning malware. This standard applies to malicious programs , as well as rootkits and file viruses.