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Security Task Manager is an enhanced process viewer, that provides detailed information about programs and processes running on the computer. It displays all the standard information, including file name, directory path, description, CPU usage etc. as well as a unique security risk rating.                                                                                         The security risk rating is based on an analysis that takes different aspects of the process into consideration, and indicates the likelihood of the process being potential spyware, malware or a Trojan or keylogger. This indicator is purely based on generic analysis, and does not use any signature files, so it is open to interpretation by the (advanced) user. Security Task Manager also displays the start time, the icon of the process, hidden functions and more.                        That process viewer recognizes virtual driver software, services, BHOs and stealth processes hidden from the Windows Task Manager. You can choose to terminate any process, delete it, or alternately quarantine it, which will disable it from running again without actually deleting it. Additional information is provided via context sensitive Google results, and you can customize risk ratings by adding your own comments. If you buy Security Task Manager you get the software SpyProtector for free.

Key features of Security Task Manager:

• prevents keyboard and mouse monitoring
  That stops keylogger or other hacker tools

• warns when registry is changed
  That protects you from Trojans that surreptitiously add an autostart key

• eliminates the traces of your internet activity
  e.g. cookies, cache, history, typed URLs and temporary files

• eliminates the traces of your work on computer
  e.g. recent used file list of programs (Word, ACDSee, PDF, WinZip, Media player)

System Requirements:

• On Windows Vista, program's help file needs Microsoft WinHlp32

• 2 MB free disk space

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