MacScan 2.0 released

SecureMac today released , its software designed to shield computers running Mac OS X in regular and classic environments from spyware infections. MacScan identifies and isolates potential threats, such as keystroke logging programs used by malicious users to record passwords and bank account information, or applications that are capable of taking over computer systems. MacScan scans files received as e-mail attachments or downloaded from the Web, and can proactively protect computers from inadvertently accepting new spyware. MacScan's spyware definitions are constantly being updated to keep pace with the latest malware threats. The application also allows users to thoroughly cleanse web browsers of all personal information, ensuring that sensitive information protected in public environments such as schools or libraries. The software can perform a full system scan, or customize the scan to target specific folders or volumes. MacScan requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later (pricing was unavailable).

by MacNN Staff