aweir

I almost bought Zonealarm Pro until I read this part.

The OSFirewall™ is crucial since it guards suspicious behavior all the way down to the operating system level.

http://www.zonealarm.com/security/en...-windows-7.htm

I was considering it, but now I know I will definitely wont be buying this product.

I think I will just stick with Threatfire since it it's free AND it blocks suspicious behaviors, not guard them.

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LemonSlice

Love to see ZA block you from erasing a process you want to delete because it says its "guarding" it

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aweir

Well that's what it does, it guards against vital system processes from being loaded and protects all your important malware from being accidentally removed.

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scottsee

I've been hearing alot of bad things about Zone Alarm recently, I don't use it personally, but I had always thought they were one of the best.. Hu..

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tubesaddict

I use to use Zonealarm Pro, it is a really good program. What that is saying, is it basically locks all "suspicious" stuff out of interacting with other programs and important files. It pops a window telling you that X program is trying to do Y to Z. You can click allow once, allow always, deny, or deny always. Drives you crazy for about a week until you get all the permissions set. Then it is pretty reliable in my opinion.