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In the era of internet, no system were bulletproof. Most of them will having risks by being attack by virus. In these case, any pre-installed antivirus were not enough protection in our daily internet usage.

Alternatively, scan your HDD’s with multiple virus scanning software to ensure that you’re free form infection. Just don’t put the whole eggs in a single basket. You know what it means, right? Today, I’ve listed randomly “5 online virus & malware scanner“. Try these out & feel free to post your comment.

» Kaspersky Online Scanner (Works with IE)

» Avast! Online Scanner (Scan by file, max size 512kB)

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Still using IE, built-in Internet Browser in Windows. Try switching side by using Mozilla Firefox, not the most secure browser available now but better in security issue than IE.

With Firefox, you can add various addon/extension, sorted by categories that fit your needs while browsing the internet. I’ve listed my favourite addons for you to try out. Read this carefully, more addons you add, more memory will consume by firefox itself. If you don’t use some of the addons frequently, you can disable or uninstall it for good.

Adblock Plus	Block unwanted ads and banners
NoScript	Block unwanted Javascript
AI Roboform Toolbar	Password management toolbar
FEBE	Backup Firefox Profiles
Web Developer	Very useful in website building
Foxmarks	Online bookmark syncronizer
Screengrab	Screenshot for current browsing page
FasterFox	Tweak for faster browsing
IE Tab	IE tab for on-firefox-friendly website
Google Preview	Preview website screenshot in Googling
Minimize To Tray	Minimize Firefox to tray

My Fox Screenshots

Click Here For More Firefox Addons

Net Tools is a comprehensive set of host monitoring, network scanning, security, administration tools and much more, all with a highly intuitive user interface. It’s an ideal tool for those who work in the network security, administration, training, internet forensics or law enforcement internet crimes fields. Net Tools is mainly written in Microsoft Visual Basic 6, Visual C++, Visual C# and Visual Studio .NET.

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