New Winferno Software Suite Stops Spyware, ActiveX, and Internet Explorer Vulnerabilities
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Winferno Software has announced its Secure IE 2004 Suite with new features that increase Web-browser security and privacy, acting as a first line of defense for Web browsing, much like anti-virus software does for e-mail. The suite protects against inadvertent malicious downloads like keystroke logging and spyware from Web sites. No other software suite provides users with all the features they need in one integrated package to make the Internet experience safer, faster and better every time they browse.
The Suite’s new security features include BrowserShield, which filters out prohibited content, limits ActiveX to a safe list and routes all file downloads through the user’s virus scanner. As a result, risks from keystroke loggers, password loggers, Spyware, ActiveX, and JavaScript are greatly reduced. Users also get features like the Internet Security Advisor for safely and easily surfing the Web without the need to regularly set and update security settings on a computer. The new weekly AutoUpdate feature keeps users current with Winferno’s latest security software.
New privacy features include automatically clearing private information such as cookies and browser history from non-trusted sites at the end of every Internet session. Productivity features include tabbed Web browsing; the ability to save multiple sites as a single file; and an integrated download manager that monitors multiple Web site downloads.
The suite bundles three stand-alone programs: Secure IE 2004, Private IE 2004, and Rapid IE 2004. Secure IE maximizes security and protects the computer from hackers and restricts what Web sites can and cannot do to the user. Private IE removes sensitive personal information from the computer and enables users to browse without a trace. Rapid IE significantly boosts Internet speed.
Secure IE 2004 Suite Pricing and Availability:
Winferno Software’s Secure IE 2004 Suite is available immediately at a retail price of $49.95. Current users of Secure IE may upgrade to the new version at a 50% discount. Stand-alone components of the Suite, like Secure IE, are available for $29.95. A free, fully functional, 15-day trial version is available to all users. The Secure IE 2004 Suite may be purchased from secureie.com. All Winferno software comes with a 30-day, 100% money back guarantee.
About Winferno Software:
Founded in 2000, Winferno Software is a privately held corporation based in Boston, Massachusetts. Winferno developed Secure IE, the first Internet security software tool, to protect consumers from Web browser security threats, a menace not satisfactorily addressed by other products on the market. In addition to safeguarding users from Internet-based dangers, Secure IE enhances productivity and can speed up downloads faster than other Web browsing tools. Winferno is also dedicated to providing research professionals with a powerful suite of research tools, offering Research-Desk, a productivity application that has been inducted into the Microsoft Windows User Group Network’s Hall of Fame. The company has patents pending for the technology underlying its core products, Research-Desk and Secure IE. For more information on Secure IE visit secureie.com. For more information on Winferno visit winferno.com.
17 Comments
Willa Mae Williamson
November 1st, 2006
at 6:18am
I found a charge on my checking account for Winferno. There must be some mistake, because I did NOT subscribe to Winferno. Would you please refund the charge ($59.94) Thank you for attending to this matter.
Willa Mae Williamson
wmw7@netzero.net
robert nelson
November 17th, 2006
at 2:52pm
my order no. is 469928 in which my computor wiped out my mcafee icon the other day and i would like to recover it sincerely b nelson
S P Higdon
December 27th, 2006
at 11:10am
Sirs: I downloaded your product, mistakingly thinking it was free. I immediately removed your product from my computer. I do not want it if there is a charge. Please do what you can do at your end to uninstall it as I dont want it and I am hoping, because of these circumstances,
to not be billed. I am not a computer whiz and didnt realize what I was getting into…..Thank You
S P Higdon
December 29th, 2006
at 7:46pm
do I get an answer to my previous comment regarding your taking this program off and not billing me since I mistakenly thought it was free….read my first comment please….and please reply somehow…I want to be fair about this and I may need it in the future but not now….at least give me your 800 number so I can talk to someone about this…thank you
Robert Glen Fogarty
December 30th, 2006
at 3:06pm
Hey, folks commenting above:
This is a press release from August 2, 2004. You might have more luck getting refunds by contacting the company directly at the phone number or email address listed above!
Cheers!
Geraldine Faurot
January 16th, 2007
at 1:28pm
I tried toget Norton down loaded and you wouldn’t accept my Visa Number so I canceled and now I find it on my bill. I received nothing for this charge. I went to the store and bought one there. Please cancel this charge.
mildred dearwester
April 17th, 2007
at 11:57am
please remove all your winferno stuff off my pc i did not want this on hear an without my approvel an someone useing my pc putting this on is against the law . so would you kindly remove it
mildred dearwester
April 18th, 2007
at 3:19pm
i want this crap off my pc i didnt put it on or ordered it
Tess Boyer
May 4th, 2007
at 7:37pm
I filled out necessary forms, etc. and purchased what I thought was a
new version of McAfee Security Center thru your company Winferno.
After repeated attempts at reaching you I am now going to the BBB to
find out if you really do exist and if so why you do not answer your
patrons questions, etc.
This is not a good way to conduct a business.
TM Boyer
Minnesota
mildred dearwester
May 16th, 2007
at 8:48am
its been two mo. i was told this would be canceled its still on my pc i didnt order it an i want it offffff please if i want some-thing i get it but not by being against the law .take your winferno off
sharon taylor
September 6th, 2007
at 7:58pm
I am trying to contact winferno, regarding the registry cleaner I purchased on line. The money was taken off my credit card but I was not able to use it ask do I want to purchase, I already did. would someone please contact me and tell whats going on. sharon
Edw Neugebauer
September 12th, 2007
at 7:40pm
I bought your Secure IE 2007 CD. but I cant install it without the numbers that I didn’t get on the package. What shall I do????
virginiakreitz
September 15th, 2007
at 10:26am
I am placing a “dispute” on a billling amount shown on my credit card bill. I did not order nor use this particular service charged to me by Winferno and cannot seem to get any information to show how, when or where this Winferno charge came from. I believe I am being cheated by someone. I have not received any software from anyone involved in this charge. I am not paying this bill and therefore the credit card company will not release the billed amount to Winferno without evidence that it was a legitimate charge. Please respond to this E-Mail asap to clear this matter up and to show proof that it was really ordered. Thank you.
Lois A Marini & Henry A Marini
October 11th, 2007
at 3:03pm
I wish to inform you that I am filing a complaint with my Bank concerning
the charge of $39.90 for your spy ware. I did not order it and do not
want it. I will not pay for it. Please remove this charge.
Sincerely Mr & Mrs Henry Marini
Robert O. Simons
February 22nd, 2008
at 11:01pm
I have been charged $29.95 for whatever your service is and have an address zipsimpson@aol.com & Password but cannot get through your system as it does not let me contact you. If this service is supposed to be a claning service I would be glad to use it. However, since I signed up unintentionally I have almost no uses as my computer is so screwed up. Please let me know what to do. Robert O. Simons
Joann Roach
March 24th, 2008
at 7:47am
How do i uninstall winferno software
Joann
Jim Benson
June 25th, 2008
at 2:50am
Wow, this could well be the funniest comment thread I’ve ever seen.
Do any of you people realize that Lockergnome did not sell you this software and was just printing a press release?
You’d have better luck getting Time magazine, where you’ve seen ample mention of President Bush, to nullify the preceding elections.
Too Funny.