Heap/Stack Buffer Overflow Monitor 1.0
MONITOR BUFFER OVERFLOW OF MALICIOUS SOFTWARE
Heap/stack buffer overflow monitor is the next-generation in innovative anti-virus technology for PCs and servers. It monitors heap/stack buffer overflow of malicious software such as network worms in real time, extends coverage for unknown security risks, and reduces the cost of managing an outbreak response.
Buffer overflow vulnerabilities are the result of poor input validation, they enable an attacker to run his input as code in the victim. Buffer overflows are a favorite exploit for hackers. A vast majority of applications suffer unchecked buffer problems.
Features:
1. Automatic monitor all applications, provide the real-time protection from the viruses or hackers that carries on the attack using the buffer overflow problems.
2. Prevents the attacks that arise from buffer overflow problems of some applications.Once a buffer overflow is found, the monitor will stop the attack behaviors and pop up a warning message.
3. Interception rate of buffer overflow approach 100%. Effectively prevents your PC or Servers from worms such as Shockwave, Vibrationwave, W32.SQLexp.Worm and so on .
4.High system performances, affect minimum, is smaller than 1%.
5. Does not use the knowledge library, completely carries on the buffer overflow protection based on the unknown conditions, known or unknown attacks that using buffer overflow will be stopped.
What is new in 1.0 software version? - Unable to resolve 1.0 news. What is expected in the future? Newly-made Heap/Stack Buffer Overflow Monitor 1.1 be downloaded from current page, we also looking forward to unconfirmed 1.2 release build. You may download directly, estimated download time by ISDN or CDMA [~128 kbit/s] is 0:00:31. Just write the reviews of the Heap/Stack Buffer Overflow Monitor. This freeware download was tested by DownloadRoute.com and received highest rating. System requirements are unspecified. The following languages are supported by Heap/Stack Buffer Overflow Monitor: English.
