<![CDATA[Save-Point - Tech Talk]]> https://www.save-point.org/ Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:30:50 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Online MP4 File Compression]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-13402.html Thu, 05 Feb 2026 23:34:40 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-13402.html
I found TWO online websites that will compress and optimize your .MP4 files.  And the service is free.


[Image: freecompress-header-logo.webp]
Yes, you can click me...
This free tool will help you to compress MP4 online, optimize them for the web, and seamlessly convert them to a smaller size for easy sharing and faster site loading.

POSITIVES:
  • Very good compression without losing quality
  • Will convert .avi, .mov, .wmv and .webm to MP4 (I didn't test other formats)
  • Can go beyond 500MB size (I just converted a 3hr 520mb D&D session video)
  • Convenient Drag & Drop window allowing multiple

NEGATIVES:
  • The slowest of the two
  • Might get stuck/frozen on a compression requiring browser restart (ie close all browers down to clear the cache)


Of course, not all files may compress but actually increase in size if the video file was already optimized


[Image: mp4compress.jpg]
Yes, you can click me...
This is also a free online MP4 video compressor that can compress MP4 videos to make them smaller without losing quality. The dropdown at the top also offers other features.

POSITIVES:
  • Decent compression without losing quality at a faster speed.
  • Boasts options for Grayscale, format conversion, audio removal and more.

NEGATIVES:
  • No drag-and drop. Manual selection of a single file only.
  • Apparent 500mb max size limit (I never did one that large anyway).
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I found TWO online websites that will compress and optimize your .MP4 files.  And the service is free.


[Image: freecompress-header-logo.webp]
Yes, you can click me...
This free tool will help you to compress MP4 online, optimize them for the web, and seamlessly convert them to a smaller size for easy sharing and faster site loading.

POSITIVES:
  • Very good compression without losing quality
  • Will convert .avi, .mov, .wmv and .webm to MP4 (I didn't test other formats)
  • Can go beyond 500MB size (I just converted a 3hr 520mb D&D session video)
  • Convenient Drag & Drop window allowing multiple

NEGATIVES:
  • The slowest of the two
  • Might get stuck/frozen on a compression requiring browser restart (ie close all browers down to clear the cache)


Of course, not all files may compress but actually increase in size if the video file was already optimized


[Image: mp4compress.jpg]
Yes, you can click me...
This is also a free online MP4 video compressor that can compress MP4 videos to make them smaller without losing quality. The dropdown at the top also offers other features.

POSITIVES:
  • Decent compression without losing quality at a faster speed.
  • Boasts options for Grayscale, format conversion, audio removal and more.

NEGATIVES:
  • No drag-and drop. Manual selection of a single file only.
  • Apparent 500mb max size limit (I never did one that large anyway).
]]> <![CDATA[News of the Cyber World]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-7678.html Fri, 13 Mar 2020 07:45:38 +0000 kyonides]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-7678.html News of the Cyber World
In the present thread I will post some curious news relating to cyber security, (design) flaws, adaptations, modifications, mobile apps and the like.

Modern ram used for computers vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/moder...er-attacks

Rowhammer attack is a means by which hackers can exploit the very same nature of DRAM, its high cell density to increase its capacity in GB of memory and data exchange. How does it happen? Well, those memory cells are able to leak its contents to other cells that had nothing to do with the cell block requested by any application to run properly. Usually programmers and designers would AVOID it at all costs but makers seemed to be lazy and refused to address the problem for years. Indifferent

You wouldn't want your videogame session to overlap your homework written on Word / Powerpoint or LibreOffice Writer / Presentation that took you weeks to compile after readings dozen of boring books on subjects you find tedious and full of crappy stuff included between those very few snippets of information you have extracted from it, right? Tongue sticking out

Target Row Refresh (TRR) or the way they planned to deal with such issues are kind of laughable from a hacker's perpective it seems. Your data loaded on your DRAM is still in danger! Shocked
Nowadays they appear to be working on it at a slow pace... Sad in vane because a study reveal a custom tool a research group made can be used to retrieve encryption keys from memory, or escalate an attacker's access right to sudo/SYSTEM-level on some of those flash new memory cards.

A real scandal... Happy with a sweat


Edge Browser Scores Worst In Telemetry Privacy

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/edge-...ry-privacy

I guess you might prefer to use Firefox or Brave or Chromium instead, if you're working on a Windows box. Linux users don't have to worry about it. Very happy + Tongue sticking out
By the way, Yandex is a bad as Edge. Indifferent  


2FA code-stealing flaw in authenticator app

https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-cou...years-ago/
Researchers from ThreatFabric found out that Android phones might still be in danger.

Cerberus, a flaw capable of stealing some security codes generated by Android via Google Authenticator app, was discovered back in 2014 and the finder alerted Google about it on GitHub. Nightwatch researchers raised this very same point again in 2017 when they reported the same issue to Google's security team, says ZDNET.

Cerberus is also a hybrid between a banking trojan and a remote access trojan (RAT). It will get installed on your phone and then access the authenticator, take a screenshot of it with the generated codes and send them back to hackers eager to place their dirty hands on them. Yes, they get access to your banking data stored on your phone...
Confused Frightening indeed!


A SandCastle for an Apple SandBox

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/hack-...ne-android

Did you ever want to make your iPhone behave like an Android? Are you tired of having a phone that looks more like a sandbox? You no longer care about your device's warranty!?
Then this news are good for you! Grinning
Now you can turn your iPhone into an Android! Shocked 
Project Sandcastle is the solution a startup, namely Corellium, is offering to make it possible. Happy

There's a catch! Shocked There's always a catch!

Corellium has been sued by Apple. Happy with a sweat You see, Apple does think it has the sole right to own your iPhone. They forget you purchased it sometime ago.
By the way, they also sued a bank and some US military contractor... Confused]]> News of the Cyber World
In the present thread I will post some curious news relating to cyber security, (design) flaws, adaptations, modifications, mobile apps and the like.

Modern ram used for computers vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/moder...er-attacks

Rowhammer attack is a means by which hackers can exploit the very same nature of DRAM, its high cell density to increase its capacity in GB of memory and data exchange. How does it happen? Well, those memory cells are able to leak its contents to other cells that had nothing to do with the cell block requested by any application to run properly. Usually programmers and designers would AVOID it at all costs but makers seemed to be lazy and refused to address the problem for years. Indifferent

You wouldn't want your videogame session to overlap your homework written on Word / Powerpoint or LibreOffice Writer / Presentation that took you weeks to compile after readings dozen of boring books on subjects you find tedious and full of crappy stuff included between those very few snippets of information you have extracted from it, right? Tongue sticking out

Target Row Refresh (TRR) or the way they planned to deal with such issues are kind of laughable from a hacker's perpective it seems. Your data loaded on your DRAM is still in danger! Shocked
Nowadays they appear to be working on it at a slow pace... Sad in vane because a study reveal a custom tool a research group made can be used to retrieve encryption keys from memory, or escalate an attacker's access right to sudo/SYSTEM-level on some of those flash new memory cards.

A real scandal... Happy with a sweat


Edge Browser Scores Worst In Telemetry Privacy

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/edge-...ry-privacy

I guess you might prefer to use Firefox or Brave or Chromium instead, if you're working on a Windows box. Linux users don't have to worry about it. Very happy + Tongue sticking out
By the way, Yandex is a bad as Edge. Indifferent  


2FA code-stealing flaw in authenticator app

https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-cou...years-ago/
Researchers from ThreatFabric found out that Android phones might still be in danger.

Cerberus, a flaw capable of stealing some security codes generated by Android via Google Authenticator app, was discovered back in 2014 and the finder alerted Google about it on GitHub. Nightwatch researchers raised this very same point again in 2017 when they reported the same issue to Google's security team, says ZDNET.

Cerberus is also a hybrid between a banking trojan and a remote access trojan (RAT). It will get installed on your phone and then access the authenticator, take a screenshot of it with the generated codes and send them back to hackers eager to place their dirty hands on them. Yes, they get access to your banking data stored on your phone...
Confused Frightening indeed!


A SandCastle for an Apple SandBox

https://www.linuxexperten.com/news/hack-...ne-android

Did you ever want to make your iPhone behave like an Android? Are you tired of having a phone that looks more like a sandbox? You no longer care about your device's warranty!?
Then this news are good for you! Grinning
Now you can turn your iPhone into an Android! Shocked 
Project Sandcastle is the solution a startup, namely Corellium, is offering to make it possible. Happy

There's a catch! Shocked There's always a catch!

Corellium has been sued by Apple. Happy with a sweat You see, Apple does think it has the sole right to own your iPhone. They forget you purchased it sometime ago.
By the way, they also sued a bank and some US military contractor... Confused]]> <![CDATA[Chinese Hackers]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-7657.html Wed, 19 Feb 2020 04:17:54 +0000 kyonides]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-7657.html Chinese Hackers
Here I'll expose as many attempts the Chinese Army personnel or hackers have had to steal data and money or render some system useless. The intention is to let people become aware of this sad reality and the need to keep their PC's secure at all times.

Disclaimer
Any Chinese national or Taiwanese that has no ties to China's People's Liberation Army should not feel alluded here.

Blaster

According to court papers, the original Blaster was created after security researchers from the Chinese group Xfocus reverse engineered the original Microsoft patch that allowed for execution of the attack.

Link to the archived version of the original report


Titan Rain

It was a cyberattack orchestrated by the People's Liberation Army Unit 61398 that started harassing US and UK computer systems between 2003 and 2006. It is an event that forced several governments, including Russia, to take cybersecurity dead serious ever since.

Articles handling the Titan Rain event
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titan_Rain
http://content.time.com/time/nation/arti...71,00.html
https://cyware.com/news/remembering-oper...n-c54ad3e4

Marriot Hotels - The largest hacking of hotel guest information
In 2017, Marriott Hotels experienced a much larger data breach exposing 500 million guests. That attack was linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers.

"The F-35 Jet Hack"

Chinese jet shows off U.S. technology - February 2019
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201...f-us-tech/
The article sports a photo of a Chinese jet that seems to show off American technology being incorporated to its J-20 jet design.

APT41 and Its Bronze Atlas

Since January 2020 Chinese contractors took advantage of recently disclosed flaws in software developed by Cisco, Citrix and other companies in an attempt to break into scores of companies' networks in the United States, Canada, Britain, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and more than a dozen other countries. Their attacks do not discriminate any sector of the economy, including manufacturers, media companies, healthcare organizations and nonprofits among others.

US Cybersecurity Experts See Recent Spike in Chinese Digital Espionage
https://www.voanews.com/usa/us-cybersecu...-espionage

Pirate Panda

Suspected Chinese hackers are behind a phishing campaign apparently aimed at collecting data about Vietnamese government officials amid an ongoing territorial dispute between the two nations, according to new findings.

A hacking group known as Pirate Panda, which has possible ties to the Chinese government, is trying to trick Vietnamese government officials into clicking on malicious Microsoft Excel documents attached to emails purportedly detailing festivities for Vietnamese holidays, according to research the threat intelligence firm Anomali shared with CyberScoop.

Source: Tiny islands are at the heart of an uncovered Chinese phishing campaign
https://www.cyberscoop.com/south-china-s...g-vietnam/]]> Chinese Hackers
Here I'll expose as many attempts the Chinese Army personnel or hackers have had to steal data and money or render some system useless. The intention is to let people become aware of this sad reality and the need to keep their PC's secure at all times.

Disclaimer
Any Chinese national or Taiwanese that has no ties to China's People's Liberation Army should not feel alluded here.

Blaster

According to court papers, the original Blaster was created after security researchers from the Chinese group Xfocus reverse engineered the original Microsoft patch that allowed for execution of the attack.

Link to the archived version of the original report


Titan Rain

It was a cyberattack orchestrated by the People's Liberation Army Unit 61398 that started harassing US and UK computer systems between 2003 and 2006. It is an event that forced several governments, including Russia, to take cybersecurity dead serious ever since.

Articles handling the Titan Rain event
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titan_Rain
http://content.time.com/time/nation/arti...71,00.html
https://cyware.com/news/remembering-oper...n-c54ad3e4

Marriot Hotels - The largest hacking of hotel guest information
In 2017, Marriott Hotels experienced a much larger data breach exposing 500 million guests. That attack was linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers.

"The F-35 Jet Hack"

Chinese jet shows off U.S. technology - February 2019
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201...f-us-tech/
The article sports a photo of a Chinese jet that seems to show off American technology being incorporated to its J-20 jet design.

APT41 and Its Bronze Atlas

Since January 2020 Chinese contractors took advantage of recently disclosed flaws in software developed by Cisco, Citrix and other companies in an attempt to break into scores of companies' networks in the United States, Canada, Britain, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and more than a dozen other countries. Their attacks do not discriminate any sector of the economy, including manufacturers, media companies, healthcare organizations and nonprofits among others.

US Cybersecurity Experts See Recent Spike in Chinese Digital Espionage
https://www.voanews.com/usa/us-cybersecu...-espionage

Pirate Panda

Suspected Chinese hackers are behind a phishing campaign apparently aimed at collecting data about Vietnamese government officials amid an ongoing territorial dispute between the two nations, according to new findings.

A hacking group known as Pirate Panda, which has possible ties to the Chinese government, is trying to trick Vietnamese government officials into clicking on malicious Microsoft Excel documents attached to emails purportedly detailing festivities for Vietnamese holidays, according to research the threat intelligence firm Anomali shared with CyberScoop.

Source: Tiny islands are at the heart of an uncovered Chinese phishing campaign
https://www.cyberscoop.com/south-china-s...g-vietnam/]]> <![CDATA[Ultimate Software Pack]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5589.html Tue, 22 Sep 2015 01:05:03 +0000 guarionex]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5589.html
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** Updated 10/7/2015

Email Clients
File archiver and compressor Browsers Image Editing and Photography
Vector Multimedia Player Audio Editor and creation
CD & DVD Burning Office Suite Screenshot and screen capture Security - Firewall, Antivirus, Anti
AV Firewall Security Suite Anti-Malware System Maintenance - Clean, Defrag,  Development Text Editors Web Editors

CAD ]]>
*Note about dead links - just send me a PM, dont add a post just to report a dead or outdated link.


** Updated 10/7/2015

Email Clients
File archiver and compressor Browsers Image Editing and Photography
Vector Multimedia Player Audio Editor and creation
CD & DVD Burning Office Suite Screenshot and screen capture Security - Firewall, Antivirus, Anti
AV Firewall Security Suite Anti-Malware System Maintenance - Clean, Defrag,  Development Text Editors Web Editors

CAD ]]> <![CDATA[How to install the latest Firefox version in (K)Ubuntu 14.04 and later]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5588.html Mon, 21 Sep 2015 17:09:17 +0000 kyonides]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5588.html NOTE

This is not a very complicated procedure. In fact you just need to know how to download files while using your current web browser (any old version of Mozilla Firefox included) and how to move directories from one location to another by means of terminal window commands and change the directory and its files ownership to user root.

Let's get this done quickly.

First of all you should know where to find the latest version of Firefox for Linux. It's right here.

Now you either open your terminal window (Konsole if using Kubuntu) or your file manager (Dolphin on Kubuntu). Then you extract the tar.bz archive to a folder named firefox.

Right after this step enter the following command in the terminal window.

sudo mv /home/user/Downloads/firefox /opt/firefox

or

sudo mv /home/user/Downloads/firefox /opt/firefox-latest

You might want to name the folder as firefox or firefox-latest.

Your current download directory might not be /home/user/Downloads, so just adjust that part to match your actual download directory's location.

The next step would be to change the directory and its files and subdirectories ownership. Right, let's go back to the terminal window and enter...

sudo chown -R root:root /opt/firefox

or

sudo chown -R root:root /opt/firefox-latest

Now the last part would be to create a desktop link so you can quickly open your favorite web browser with a foxy tail.

If you are using Kubuntu, then just copy and paste the one you have for your older version of Firefox or edit the current one to match the actual location of your brand new firey friend]]> NOTE

This is not a very complicated procedure. In fact you just need to know how to download files while using your current web browser (any old version of Mozilla Firefox included) and how to move directories from one location to another by means of terminal window commands and change the directory and its files ownership to user root.

Let's get this done quickly.

First of all you should know where to find the latest version of Firefox for Linux. It's right here.

Now you either open your terminal window (Konsole if using Kubuntu) or your file manager (Dolphin on Kubuntu). Then you extract the tar.bz archive to a folder named firefox.

Right after this step enter the following command in the terminal window.

sudo mv /home/user/Downloads/firefox /opt/firefox

or

sudo mv /home/user/Downloads/firefox /opt/firefox-latest

You might want to name the folder as firefox or firefox-latest.

Your current download directory might not be /home/user/Downloads, so just adjust that part to match your actual download directory's location.

The next step would be to change the directory and its files and subdirectories ownership. Right, let's go back to the terminal window and enter...

sudo chown -R root:root /opt/firefox

or

sudo chown -R root:root /opt/firefox-latest

Now the last part would be to create a desktop link so you can quickly open your favorite web browser with a foxy tail.

If you are using Kubuntu, then just copy and paste the one you have for your older version of Firefox or edit the current one to match the actual location of your brand new firey friend]]> <![CDATA[Filesharing and Online Backup]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5584.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 01:34:44 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5584.html FILESHARING & BACKUPS
This topic is designed to be a listing of known filesharing sites and computer backup services.  While the posts that follow contain content on a single software package, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Box - File Sharing
Dropbox - File Sharing
Imgur - Image Hosting
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available software.  Postings to create discussion will be removed.  However, it is welcome for members to suggest a piece of software to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a software package are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Norton.  'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy.

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> FILESHARING & BACKUPS
This topic is designed to be a listing of known filesharing sites and computer backup services.  While the posts that follow contain content on a single software package, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Box - File Sharing
Dropbox - File Sharing
Imgur - Image Hosting
Empty Link 4
Empty Link 5
Empty Link 6
Empty Link 7
Empty Link 8
Empty Link 9
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Empty Link 11
Empty Link 12
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available software.  Postings to create discussion will be removed.  However, it is welcome for members to suggest a piece of software to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a software package are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Norton.  'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy.

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> <![CDATA[Web Browsers]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5583.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 01:33:27 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5583.html WEB BROWSERS
This topic is designed to be a listing of available web browsers. While the posts that follow contain content on a single browser, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Brave
Chrome
DuckDuckGo
Firefox
Internet Explorer
Opera
Seamonkey
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available web browswers. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest a browser to post. If you are posting an actual broswer within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a browser are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Chrome. 'Google searches are lightning fast with it - Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
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This topic is designed to be a listing of available web browsers. While the posts that follow contain content on a single browser, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Brave
Chrome
DuckDuckGo
Firefox
Internet Explorer
Opera
Seamonkey
Empty Link 8
Empty Link 9
Empty Link 10
Empty Link 11
Empty Link 12
Empty Link 13
Empty Link 14
Empty Link 15

The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available web browswers. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest a browser to post. If you are posting an actual broswer within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a browser are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Chrome. 'Google searches are lightning fast with it - Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> <![CDATA[Internet Providers]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5582.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 01:32:18 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5582.html INTERNET PROVIDERS
This topic is designed to be a listing of available internet service providers. While the posts that follow contain content on a single ISP, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Blue Ridge Internet
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available internet providers. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest an ISP to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards an ISP are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend AOL. 'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> INTERNET PROVIDERS
This topic is designed to be a listing of available internet service providers. While the posts that follow contain content on a single ISP, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Blue Ridge Internet
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available internet providers. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest an ISP to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards an ISP are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend AOL. 'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> <![CDATA[System Security]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5581.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 01:31:24 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5581.html SYSTEM SECURITY
This topic is designed to be a listing of known computer security applications, be it firewalls, anti-virus/anti-malware software, internet security suites, and so forth.  While the posts that follow contain content on a single software package, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
AVG Antivirus
Avast! Antivirus
Clam AV
MalwareBytes
Windows Defender / Microsoft Security Essentials
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available software.  Postings to create discussion will be removed.  However, it is welcome for members to suggest a piece of software to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a software package are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Norton.  'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy.

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
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This topic is designed to be a listing of known computer security applications, be it firewalls, anti-virus/anti-malware software, internet security suites, and so forth.  While the posts that follow contain content on a single software package, it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
AVG Antivirus
Avast! Antivirus
Clam AV
MalwareBytes
Windows Defender / Microsoft Security Essentials
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available software.  Postings to create discussion will be removed.  However, it is welcome for members to suggest a piece of software to post. If you are posting an actual Security Software within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards a software package are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Norton.  'Recommended by Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy.

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
]]> <![CDATA[Operating Systems]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5580.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 01:30:09 +0000 DerVVulfman]]> https://www.save-point.org/thread-5580.html OPERATING SYSTEMS
This topic is designed to be a listing of available operating systems. While the posts that follow contain content on a single O.S., it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available operating systems. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest an OS to post. If you are posting an actual Operating System Package within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards an OS are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Ubuntu. 'Easiest distro I compiled - Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
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This topic is designed to be a listing of available operating systems. While the posts that follow contain content on a single O.S., it is this main page that will act as a table of contents with quick-links for the readers.


TABLE OF CONTENTS
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The thread is not intended for discussion, but a listing of available operating systems. Postings to create discussion will be removed. However, it is welcome for members to suggest an OS to post. If you are posting an actual Operating System Package within this topic, please be thorough (title, source url, features, cost, etc).

Also, recommendations and critiques by members towards an OS are encouraged as they may find their way into an existing software post (ie, Abraham makes a post to recommend Ubuntu. 'Easiest distro I compiled - Abraham' may appear within the post). Nothing too lengthy

Member recommendations and rebukes are shown at the bottom of each post.
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