| 1.Active Whois |
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28/Jun/2007 |
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ActiveWhois is an easy-to-use network tool for the retrieving of all information such as country, email and postal addresses for the owners of IP addresses and Internet domains. Unlike other WHOIS clients, ActiveWhois does not require special skills to collect the desired information.
The latest technology featured in ActiveWhois, allows you to explore DNS aliases, and will display the domain and IP address information together. You can investigate any web site including international top level domains, and retrieve its ownership details and the location of the servers hosting the site with just a single click!
ActiveWhois intelligently accesses information located in approximately 90 WHOIS servers worldwide. It is able to dynamically determine the correct server based on replies from other WHOIS servers. Its unique WHOIS-hyperlink feature greatly improves the WHOIS search. Now you can browse a domain's databases as easily as the Web.
ActiveWhois will also work in offline mode! This means all of your completed WHOIS requests will be saved to disk to be accessible even without an Internet connection within a half-second! You can easily use ActiveWhois to check and register domains because ActiveWhois provides links to domain registrars in each country so you won't spend a long time searching for the means to purchase domains in .MD .TV .CC or other ccTLDs.
ActiveWhois is also useful for investigating hacker scans, spammer e-mails, suspicious websites, or IRC/Instant Messenger/chat nicknames.
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| 2.Access Denied XP |
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01/Jul/2007 |
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Security program that request username and password on Windows load-up and lock your desktop by one mouse click. All unwanted people are getting away from your computer. It is stronger what Windows XP security.
You can see and manage easily user privileges within colored list of users. Empty password users now can be fast detected to prevent unauthorized use of such accounts. Color logs allow you to take knowledge about usage of computer and detect intruder in appropriate time.
Other feature is possibility to disable CTRL+ALT+DEL.
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| 3.Access Denied |
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01/Jul/2007 |
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This security program requests username and password or simple password upon boot-up and locks desktop by one mouse click. It can't be bypassed on Windows 95/98/ME. All unwanted people are kept out to your PC. Very flexible use: multi-user support(up to 450 users), password encryption, integration with your favorite screensaver, color's highlight log files with integrity test, setup of colored text for requesting passwords, possibility use Access Denied usernames as Windows logon names and other pleasant additions including hidden measures that can stop hackers/crackers.
Screen Guard sub-system can save message events from anyone, even unauthorized persons but still protect desktop. Users can change their passwords only if during installation you enable this feature.
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