a-squared Anti-Malware and Mamutu behavior blocker - Malware scanner, remover and protection against new infections of Viruses, Spyware, Trojan Horses, Bots, Backdoors.
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Currently protecting 5,265,764 Windows users
A-SQUARED TESTED
BEST IN TEST:
October 2009:
1. place: a-squared Anti-Malware
99.8% at MRG scanner test #21
malwareresearchgroup.com
September 2009:
Best detection in all categories!
COM! Magazine test (German)
August 2009:
1. place: a-squared Anti-Malware
99.9% at static detection test of
PC Security Labs
June 2009:
1. place: a-squared Anti-Malware
99.7% at MRG scanner test #19
malwareresearchgroup.com
November 2008:
99.84% detection rate in
antivirus comparison test of
PC Security Labs!
August 2008:
"Of the scanners tested,
a-squared by Emsisoft performed
significantly better than
the others."
Dozleng.com Comparison Test
REVIEWS/AWARDS
a-squared Anti-Malware was
awarded for its outstanding
total performance.
Best static detection!
PC Magazine:
"Near-Perfect Protection:
It blocked every single one of the
samples the moment each one tried
to execute, scoring a perfect
10 of 10 points."
Best Free Trojan Scanner!
"Our favorite malware-masher:
a-squared Anti-Malware!"
SecuritySoftwareZone best rating
Tucows 5 cows!
"In terms of worms and spyware,
but also trojans, a-squared Anti-Malware can hardly be beaten."
ZDNet best rating
a-squared Anti-Malware with
best rating at Softpedia.com
MajorGeeks.com
Editor's Pick
FreeFunFiles.com
Editor's Pick in August 2006
Softpedia.com
Reviewer's pick
FAQ
Question: What are Beta Updates?
Answer:
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You can see the option "Beta Updates" in all a-squared programs at the update settings. If this option is activated, the following happens:
Instead of the regular tested and usually full functional updates you will get the latest beta files downloaded and installed on your PC. Beta updates contain the latest developments before they are released as stable for all users. These updates have not been tested in detail before and may contain bugs. Please keep in mind, that there is a risk using beta updates! Under special circumstances you may crash your operating system completely. Never use beta updates on production systems! As soon as the new files are ready for a stable release, they will be transferred to the regular update tree. That happens from time to time, from weeks to months. On such an event, both update trees contain the same files. If we have created new untested changes on the program, there will be beta updates available again. You can switch between beta and stable updates whenever you want. At the next online update run, all files that are different will be downloaded and replaced. |
