HitmanPro.Alert 3.8.26 Build 983
- Developer Link 1 (hmpalert3b983.exe)
- Download3k US (hmpalert3b983.exe)
- Download3k EU (hmpalert3b983.exe)
MD5: 157edf9cd030cd45bfb7d294e2cdc372
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Quick Review
"Secure your online banking and shoping."
HitmanPro.Alert is a utility to check whether a web browser has been meddled with or altered in some way by a virus or malware. This is essential for people who use the internet to connect to their online banking, share trading or e-commerce shopping. Trojan horse viruses like Zeus, Citadel and Carberp can be recognised. Attempts to vaccinate the computer to make it appear that the PC is operating in a sandbox and that the malware will not be successful which can shut some of them down. The software should not be used as an alternative to virus checkers but as an extra addition to them.
HitmanPro.Alert Key Features:
- Checks the current integrity of web browsers
- Compatible with antivirus programs
- Supports Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Maxthon, Comodo Dragon and other browsers
- Requires Windows XP to 8 (32-bit or 64-bit) or Windows Server 2003-2008-2012
HitmanPro.Alert is a useful web browser integrity checker for Windows and Windows Server.
Antivirus information
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Avast:
Clean -
Avira:
Clean -
Kaspersky:
Clean -
McAfee:
Clean -
NOD32:
Clean
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