- Token Frenzy. Small Car in the Big City. — "OK", you thought after reading title, "just one more street racing or something like this. What the interesting they can offer me?" And you have missed it com-ple-te-ly! Because Token Frenzy game, is, first of all, *not* a racing of any kind (though there *is* the car and the road); and, second, it is *really interesting*. What you need to accomplish this game's levels is not feverish button-pressing to avoid walls and other cars and run to finish. Token Frenzy is much trickier thing, and…
- KDT Soft. Recover Product Key 1.1.2, Gimme The Key! — The «product key» concept has become usual for most of us. Typically, when you take a copy of some software, you don’t own it, you just use it. What you own is a «product key» — just several letters and numbers of the «personal key» generated for you by the vendor. It’s an industry standard, and it’s almost fine, except of several questionable situations. What…
- Personal Passworder – more than a simple password storage for an active Internet user — If you spend more than 5 minutes on the web every day, it is very likely that you are registered in several online services, numerous forums, conferences, user various IM clients, email accounts and other solutions that require user authorization. Using a single password for all of them is plain unsafe, as a single hack or leak of information will give the lucky intruder access to all of your accounts. On the…
- UI Builder for Access - a drastic usability improvement for your Access applications — Microsoft Access is one of the most popular solutions for quick creation of database-driven applications mostly used in office environments. Being in essence a very powerful tool for creating complex forms and reports, Microsoft Access unfortunately lacks a lot of standard UI elements, which makes the process of creating a user-friendly application a real pain in the neck. UI Builder for Access solves this problem and allows…
- USB CopyNotify! – a reliable USB sentinel that won't let your data be stolen — Today’s USB drives are compact, spacious and fast, which makes them a standard medium for data storage and transfer. Their size and speed also make them an ideal tool for data theft — you can simply plug a tiny device into a USB port of any computer on the network and copy gigabytes of data in a couple of minutes. If your network contains confidential data that must be accessible to users but cannot leave the…
- File Security Manager - full control over file and folder access permissions (even in Windows XP Home) — Being an overall excellent operating system, Windows XP does have some versions that limit user’s control capabilities to a bare minimum. For instance, Windows XP Home offers a great set of multimedia and general features, but lacks the degree of flexibility that many advanced users would definitely appreciate. For instance, the Home version will not allow you to set file and folder access right, which is a common method…
- Link Logger: Know Your Visitors — The expansion of the Internet has not only improved our performance and information awareness; it has also brought to us new security challenges. From merely intercepting your data flow and through shutting your network down and stealing your company’s sensitive data — anything can happen to an unprotected network connected to the Internet if no preventative measures are taken. Link Logger enables you to see what…
- MobileGov Device Checker - enhanced security and full control over devices connected to your PC — Today, when information is valued incomparably higher than any equipment it is stored on, data theft or corruption may lead to devastating results. Modern mobile platforms exchange data through a number of conventional and wireless interfaces, which increases the chances of your information being stolen if your networks and connections have not been properly configured. Finally, if you ever leave your desktop or laptop computer unlocked…
- Virtual Flash Drive - a hack-proof container for your most valuable data — If the content of your hard drives is not limited to family photos and favorite MP3 tracks and you have information that you'd rather not make public, you have several options to choose from. The easiest method would be to hide your data folders in the depths of your system hoping that intruders would not be smart enough to look in non-standard locations. However, this is a bit naïve and you shouldn't rely on this method if you want real protection. Apparently, you can copy all your…
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