Giveaway of the Month: Zemana AntiLogger

Stop hackers now with Zemana AntiLogger!

HackPcOnline.Com is giving away five Zemana AntiLogger licenses. Five lucky readers will win! Winners will be announced on 31th December.

Nothing happens until it happens to you. The same applies to identity theft as well, as more and more Internet users have become the victims of hackers looking for private details. If you wish to stay on the safe side and make sure that there’s no attacker waiting for you to provide some valuable information, you might want to give Zemana AntiLogger a shot.

Although a security app, this is not an antivirus, but it could collaborate with such a software solution to deliver the most advanced defense for your system. It’s able to detect keyloggers, screen loggers, webcam loggers and clipboard loggers without slowing down Windows and, more importantly, without breaking the other security tools that might be running on your machine.

Zemana AntiLogger Features:

SSL Logger protection: (WORLD FIRST!) 128-bit encryption reliably secures data during online shopping and high-value financial transactions. Unfortunately, a new generation of spyware grabs your data just before it becomes safely encrypted!
Zemana AntiLogger's unique proactive protection prevents your personal information from being stolen while you are conducting online banking transactions or e-commerce using an encrypted 128-bit SSL (Secure Socket Layer).

Webcam Logger protection: (WORLD FIRST!) Is Big Brother watching you? Hackers and spyware can seize control of your webcam, even when it's switched off! Needless to say, Zemana AntiLogger prevents this.

Key Logger protection: Keyloggers record whatever you type by monitoring the keyboard. This renders most security useless, but not Zemana AntiLogger!

Clipboard Logger protection: Copying, cutting and pasting sends potentially sensitive data to your Windows clipboard where malware can get at it. Fortunately, Zemana AntiLogger deals with all attempts at malicious monitoring, including memory capture.

Screen Logger protection: Just as you can take a screen capture, screenlogger malware snaps the screen at your most vulnerable moments, e.g., when you are plugging in sensitive data such as bank account information with VirtualKeyboard. Zemana Anti-Screen Logger spots this suspicious activity in ways that go beyond the standard, signature-based anti-logging algorithms.

System Defense: Malware likes to get at your registry, your physical memory (RAM), and other sensitive areas so it can inject malicious code and seize control of your PC. Zemana AntiLogger guards against all this, securing the very heart of your machine.

Protection Highlights

No need to download latest signatures: Unlike old-fashioned antivirus and anti-spyware products, AntiLogger does not wait to receive malware signatures in order to prevent malware attacks. You never have to worry about getting the latest update.

Compatible with commonly used security software: Signature-based anti-malware, personal firewall, disk encryption, and many other client security tools can continue to operate normally with AntiLogger.

Proactive Modules: Monitors installation, registry and file changes, spotting and stopping all suspicious behavior.

Bulletproof self-defense: AntiLogger cannot be deactivated by targeted attacks, ensuring continuity of protection.

How do I win it?

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Winners: Louisa C, Lance H, Lance L, Marcie Y, Jamie W.

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