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Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser! Download Opera browser with: built-in ad blocker battery saver free VPN Download Opera This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by Other browsers (both Chromium based and Firefox) automatically picked this up automatically when installed on a windows system that already has any flavor of Kaspersky anti-virus.But Opera did not do this for me.Am I doing something wrong? Or is it not supported? Or do I need to do something else? It's not a deal killer, but I'd like to have it if possible.FWIW, Kaspersky flags Opera as a trusted application. passenger-chi @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426Very good.I already prohibit Kaspersky from updating any non-K software, so that's in order.Thank you. Rx1fofo last edited by okay hello guys iam going through a problem with the add-on i added it but the thing is that itss aint activated like it is showing like i dont have a subb and its not connected to the app how do i fix that? burnout426 Volunteer @Rx1fofo last edited by @rx1fofo Using regular Opera or Opera GX?What version of Windows?Which specific Kaspersky program do you have installed that the extension is not communicating with? Rx1fofo @burnout426 last edited by Rx1fofo @burnout426 iam using opera gx with windows 11 and for the kaspersky iam using the normal antivrus one but the extensions for the anti virus and the password one are not working burnout426 Volunteer @Rx1fofo last edited by @rx1fofo The extension says it supports:Kaspersky Protection extension is intended to be used together with the following Kaspersky applications: Kaspersky Free, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, Kaspersky Internet Security, Kaspersky Total Security, Kaspersky Security Cloud, and Kaspersky Small Office Security.Try finding the name of the exact one you have. Rx1fofo @burnout426 last edited by @burnout426 it only says kaspersky protection burnout426 Volunteer @Rx1fofo last edited by @rx1fofo That's all it says at "Settings -> Apps -> Installed Apps" in Windows? Same thing in Start -> All Apps?Anyway, I'll test the extension with to see if the extension can communicate with

Is it just me (Win7x64 Pro SP1 and XP PRO SP3) — or did Avast’s AdBlocker extension “disappear” from [and thereby stop working in] today’s Firefox 21 update??? system May 14, 2013, 10:24pm 2 …me too Win Vista 64bit/SP2/Avast Free/FF 21.0 Same here . . . Updated Firefox to version 21.0 and no more AdBlocker . . . I just updated FF to Version 21 but I don’t use Avast’s AdBlocker. I use AB+, an extension in FF. system May 15, 2013, 12:03am 5 Software Updater also reports Mozilla Firefox’s new version as v 20.0.1 - (Guess everything takes time to be updated.)I checked thinking FX v 21.0 had made a change to their “Options” folder, but do not see anything about Avast! Ad Blocker being removed. Avast! Ad Blocker always had appeared as a Firefox “Add-On” prior to FX v 21.0Ron - W3FSY system May 15, 2013, 12:07am 6 This is completely normal behavior. Give them time to update. Firefox just go updated today. You can use ABP instead anyways. It also has more features and customizations. Norton fans are always complaining when the Norton toolbar does not work as soon as new version of there browser comes out. A week later its fixed. Simion May 15, 2013, 12:20am 7 No, it’s not. Firefox 21.0 Beta has been out for six weeks now, the dev builds even longer. Besides, why do my other 14 extensions work if this is normal? ??? system May 15, 2013, 12:30am 8 It is normal. Check the Symantec forums. Check Kaspersky forums. Why make it such an issue when you can just use Ad Block Plus extension on its own. The minute a new version of Firefox or Chrome comes does not mean that Avast has to be on top of it. Gezzz. I

Protection and a firewall, the software comes with plenty of tools and options like parental controls, a VPN, and a password manager.The independent testing labs we consulted regularly award Bitdefender their highest scores. This means that its security is not only high quality but also verified by third parties.Bitdefender took first place in EXPERTE.com's comprehensive test partly owing to its wealth of features.There isn't much to criticize about Bitdefender. Its different subscriptions are a bit confusing, and the integrated password manager and VPN, while nice, can't compete with dedicated stand-alone programs. But this is just nitpicking: In our eyes, Bitdefender is the standard to beat when it comes to antivirus software.2. Place: Kaspersky Virus Protection Kaspersky Internet Security is a user-friendly antivirus tool with a ton of features. However, some Western governments are currently warning against its use. keylogging & webcam protectionsome governments warn against use9.1 PlanDevicesProtection FeaturesPremium FeaturesKaspersky Antivirus $29.99 yearly priceFree Trial VersionIf features were the only criteria that mattered in our antivirus software tests, Kaspersky might have taken first place since it offers an overabundance of these. Even in terms of scanning options, Kaspersky lets its users configure pretty much everything to their liking.Beyond that, users of the Russian software can look forward to all of the usual security tools, ransomware, web, email, webcam, and file protection, a firewall, an ad blocker, instant-messaging client watchdogs, a file shredder, and a secure browser. Rounding things out are parental controls (including GPS tracking), backups, a password manager, and even a VPN (based on Hotspot Shield).Kaspersky offers perhaps the best package of virus protection features on the market.Kaspersky did well with the testing labs, however, its security score was lower than Bitdefender's. All the same, Kaspersky combines solid protection with excellent performance, a high degree of user-friendliness, and tons of features in what is definitely one of the best antivirus packages available.3. Place: Avast Virus Protection Avast impresses with a great free version covering all the essentials, and a huge set of features that offer well-rounded antivirus protection and some nice extras. Scans can slightly impact performance, however. Sandbox and

Network Attack Blocker (also called Intrusion Detection System) tracks incoming network traffic for activities characteristic of network attacks. When the Kaspersky application detects a network attack attempt on a user's computer, it blocks the network connection with the attacking computer. Descriptions of currently known types of network attacks and methods of neutralizing them are specified in the Kaspersky application databases. The list of network attacks that are detectable by the Network Attack Blocker is updated when the application databases and modules are updated.Network Attack Blocker settingsSettingsDescriptionTreat port scanning and network flooding as attacksNetwork Flooding is an attack on organization's network resources (for example, web servers). This attack consists in sending a massive amount of traffic to exhaust the traffic capacity of a network. As a result, users can't access organization's network resources.Port scanning attack consists in scanning UDP- and TCP ports, as well as network services on the computer. This attack allows to determine computer’s vulnerability level before even more dangerous types of network attacks. Port scanning also allows hackers to determine computer's OS and choose OS-specific attacks for it.If the toggle is on, the Network Attack Blocker component blocks port scanning and network flooding.Block attacking computers for N minIf the toggle is on, the Network Attack Blocker component adds the attacking computer to the blocked list. This means that the Network Attack Blocker will block the network connection with the attacking computer after the first network attack attempt during the specified period of time in order to automatically protect

Security, which costs $89.99 per year, but is discounted to $26.99 for the first year. This plan includes parental controls and can be used on up to three devices.Like Kaspersky, TotalAV offers a tiered pricing structure, but it also includes a free version. For the paid versions, you can opt to protect three, five, or six devices. The prices range from $119.99 per year to $170 per year. The paid plans are comparatively more expensive than those offered by Kaspersky. There are other features that come with the paid packages, such as VPN – Safe Browsing included in the $119.99 tier, and Ad Blocker and Secure Password Vault for the highest $170 tier. TotalAV is compatible across Windows, Android, and Mac platforms.Both products offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, which gives you the reassurance of being able to get a refund if you’re not completely happy with the product.While Kaspersky is cheaper than TotalAV, what you get for your money is just as important as how much it costs. Read on to find out more about what each service has to offer.Effectiveness against malwareMalware (or malicious software) can be used in cyberattacks and cause damage to your computer. In this section, I have recorded how TotalAV and Kaspersky perform on a variety of malware tests.I downloaded four different malware test files from the European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research (EICAR). The results are shown in the table below.As shown, Kaspersky managed to detect and block all EICAR samples, whereas TotalAV only blocked one EICAR sample, allowing the other three. I also tested both software on live trojan and adware samples. Kaspersky performed slightly better than TotalAV on this test, as it managed to block one live sample, leaving the other two detected but not removed. However, TotalAV only managed to detect all three of the live samples, deleting none of them.I wanted to further validate my findings, so I looked at how both products performed on independent testing websites. For my findings, I checked AV-Test and AV-Comparatives. AV-Comparatives uses two different methods to determine the efficacy of antivirus software: Malware Protection and Real-World Protection tests. These tests check how antivirus software performs when facing different attacks and threats. The Malware Protection test deals with threats on the device locally, such as those introduced from an external hard drive, whereas the Real-World Protection tests look at threats downloaded from the internet.On the most recent Real-World Protection test, Kaspersky scored a 99.9 percent protection rating, blocking all but one of over 700 sample threats. TotalAV also performed reasonably well in the most recent report, with a protection score of 98.5 percent.With the March 2020 Malware Protection test, Kaspersky was in the top tier due to its performance when dealing with active malware threats. Kaspersky recorded a malware protection rating of 99.97 percent, with only three out of 10,249 infection simulations causing an infection. However, TotalAV scored an amazing 99.99 percent on the same simulation. During the March 2020 test period, AV-Comparatives also highlighted