The INVISUS™ Hacker Tool Detection program finds and eliminates over 70,000 different types of hacker tools and utilities, Trojan horses and spyware. These malicious programs sneak past your firewall and anti-virus programs to invade your privacy and gain access to your computer. The ability to detect and remove these malicious programs from your PC is a critical part of your overall protection.

These types of hacking and privacy invasion tools often lurk silently on your computer until something or someone sets them off. When that happens, you could lose passwords, personal data, credit card numbers, and open up a back door to let the hacker into your computer or even your entire network of computers in the office.

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Hacker tools

Trojan horses

Spyware

Denial of Service (DoS) attack agents that can crash your system

Keystroke loggers

Password crackers

Remote Access Trojans (RATs)

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Automatically kills spyware before it can send out your private information

Scans all file types including internal archives

Scans and removes hacker tools from your system registry and other start-up areas

Scans your computer's memory for hacker tools, etc. and kills any active processes

Downloads and installs current updates automatically

Quarantines or deletes all identified hacker tools, spy Scans and removes hacker tools from your system registry and other start-up areas

Downloads and installs updates automatically ware, etc.

Tells you details and threat level of each dangerous program found

Easy-to-use interface

Compatible with Windows 98/ME/2000/NT/XP/Vista

Hackers have created thousands of different programs, tools and utilities that help them do everything from improving the performance of their own PC, to getting software for free, cracking passwords, and gaining full access to someone else's computer. And it only takes the hacker community days or weeks to build new tools to crack the newest software released on the market.

There are unlimited ways a hacker can gain access to your computer, and there is a hacker tool for every way a hacker wishes to attack. Some of the more popular hacker tools include Trojan horses, Remote Access Trojans (RATs), Keystroke loggers, password crackers, Denial of Service (DoS) agents, back doors, trap doors, time bombs, sniffers, spoofers, surveillance, and zombies.

Hackers plant these types of hacker tools on your computer without your knowledge and then use your computer for their purposes and mischief. Anti-virus and firewall programs cannot stop the vast majority of these invasive and dangerous programs, so it becomes critical that you have a way to find and remove hacker tools from your PC.

Spyware comes in a variety of forms. The most common are "spyware cookies" and "spyware programs". A spyware cookie is any cookie that is not used only by a single web site for its private interactions with its users, but is shared across multiple sites. When multiple web sites read from the same cookie, or when they pass info from the cookie on to another site, those sites effectively share your personal information without your permission. Although spyware cookies are not that dangerous, they do invade your privacy and exploit your personal information for gain. Most people hate the fact someone is watching and tracking them while they use the Internet, and then selling your information to unscrupulous marketers and even spam operators.

Spyware programs are really commercialized hacker tools built to allow someone to literally watch you and track everything you do on your computer. There are an increasing number of these spying programs now freely available on the Internet for purchase. Many of these spyware programs send electronic greeting cards that install several hacker spy tools on your PC while you are reading the greeting card. Many of these malicious programs can allow someone to read your email, see what web sites you visit, turn on your web camera and watch you, and gather your computer passwords. The power and reach of these spyware programs is increasing all the time. The federal government has even proposed special laws to allow U.S. government officials to legally attach spyware programs to anyone's computer and then monitor them as they wish.

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