Zemana AntiLogger: Protection Against SSL Attacks on Financial Information (Page 3 of 3)

Review of Zemana Antilogger by Tolga BALCI (23,398 pts ) , published May 26, 2009

Help & SupportRating Excellent

There is no built-in help file. Clicking on the Help link on the top right corner opens up a web browser and takes you to Zemana Antilogger's help pages on its website. The help section is very well organized and thorough and you can find everything you want to learn. But if this is not still sufficient, there is also a help desk, providing assistance with e-mail, which inquiries are handled in maximum 24 hours or you can go for Technical Support, which is tailored to your specific problem(s). I especially liked the “Are you sure you want to take technical support” section, which tells you to do some certain things -such as updating your software- before heading to the help desk. Of course, by just downloading and installing the newest version, you may be able to solve some of your problems.

I would also prefer an in-built help file for offline access and a chat option that the registered users could instantly get help.

Price to PerformanceRating Excellent

The developers are right in their pricing methods. There is no equivalent protection in the world. Plus, the developers are Intel's partners and even optimized their code for multi-core processors. Considering an unmatched application and the price, I do not find USD 39.50 a steep price.

The program comes with a price of USD 39.50 per computer. There is no family licence. But for purchases over 1, the price drops step by step: two user licence is USD 34.60 per computer, for 10-19 users USD 22.00 per computer etc.

OverallRating Excellent

Zemana Antilogger is neither a complete anti-malware solution nor it is a firewall application. It must be used with an anti-malware program and a firewall application to provide ultimate security. If you have a some spare budget for your computer's protection, I suggest you to keep your USD 39.50 for Zemana's Antilogger and spend the remaining in other applications.

I found the program completely delivered on its promises. At a time when malware is increasingly targeting financial transactions, I find this program a must-have.

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Comments

Sep 11, 2009 7:04 AM
thanh tam
hi!thank for share!
hi!thank for share!
Aug 22, 2009 3:40 AM
Haakon
SSL protection is MS IE only
According to the Online Help and pdf User Manual, SSL Antilogger protection is for Internet Explorer only. It does not protect Firefox. And by omission I would assume Chrome, Opera and Safari, too.
Jun 7, 2009 1:27 PM
Re: Antilogger and/or Keyscrambler
Hi Sean,

The point here is to have a blocker or scrambler so that your personal info is not compromised. It is fine to go with any of them, considering that each one protects your keystrokes. _Personally_ I favor Antilogger but I cannot say that Scrambler is not good enough. Use the one to your wish, but have one.

Tolga
Jun 7, 2009 7:17 AM
Sean
Antilogger and/or Keyscrambler
Great article.

I am just unsure of a couple things. Do you use Antilogger OR Keyscrambler or do they complement each other?

From what I understand Antilogger is PRO ACTIVE so it actually prevents a keylogger from capturing your keystrokes by prompting you to block the keylogger.

And from what I understand Keyscrambler encrypts almost everything in the Premium edition so that if you have a keylogger on your machine it cant capture anything bit gibberish. is this correct?

What I'm trying to understand is, do I use one or the other or both?

Can you comment Tolga?
 
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