Mail Box Dispatcher allows you to control incoming e-mail messages on server side, before downloading them to your e-mail program. It acts as a simple, hands-on spam filter and allows you to specify criteria (from, subject, text, etc.) to select unwanted messages and then delete them. The program can also download a specified number of lines, allowing you to quickly preview part or all of the message. The optional auto-selection feature lets you pre-mark certain messages for deletion, so all you have to do is click a button to remove them from the server. None of your e-mail is deleted automatically, so it is safe to use without risking to lose an important message.

• Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, or XP
• PC with 486 or higher processor (Pentium recommended)
• Minimum 16 MB RAM; 32 MB recommended
• 35 MB free hard-drive space
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher

• For More Information (details on new features, scanning options, and bug fixes in V1.1.1) – http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;320454&sd=tech
• Version – 1.1.1 (English only)
• Release Date – 4 June 2003
• Estimated Download Size – 3.68 MB

MBSA Version 1.1.1 includes a graphical and command line interface that can perform local or remote scans of Windows systems. MBSA runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 systems and will scan for common system misconfigurations in the following products: Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 and 5.0, SQL Server 7.0 and 2000, Internet Explorer (IE) 5.01 and later, and Office 2000 and 2002. MBSA will also scan for missing security updates for the following products: Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, IIS 4.0 and 5.0, SQL Server 7.0 and 2000, IE 5.01 and later, Exchange 5.5 and 2000, and Windows Media Player 6.4 and later.

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{Password manager} I have a very deep secret to reveal; it is one that I have long hidden. My confession is this: I used to be a free e-mail address junkie. Yes, I signed up for more free e-mail addresses than I believe was legal. I used to try to juggle hundreds of usernames and passwords, but I am now reformed. Nowadays, most of us have assorted passwords (and usernames), and having a solid and easy-to-use manager for these is not only important, but can be a time saver and aggravation eliminator - who really enjoys waiting to have a 'lost password' e-mailed to them? The information stored by Any Password can be password protected. Any Password is free for individual and not-for-profit charitable entity use.

Password Scrambler allows you to remember a single password for all your Web site logins, yet use a different one for each site. It does this by scrambling the master password based on the Web site address. For example if you always use the password SESAME for most of your logins, it would convert SESAME to yuhjkljuiuYRgPO, which is a lot more secure and unique to the site. The next time you come back to the site, just enter your master password and it will automatically recall the unique password it previously generated for the site. Every site gets a unique, secure, hard-to-guess password, while you only remember one. The program integrates as a button into the IE toolbar and can automatically fill your password or copy it to the clipboard. Nice program, unfortunately with one disadvantage - you cannot get a list of all your scrambled passwords if you should ever need it.

The current version 3.x replaces the previous version 2.x, which is now over 6 years old. File size is 2.81 MB.

PC Watch is an easy-to-use tool for basic PC activity monitoring. It captures a desktop screenshot every 15 minutes and logs all keystrokes that are typed. You can review the captured screenshots as thumbnails, organized by day of the week, and click on them to view a full screen version of the image. The keystroke log is also organized by day, making it easy to review long-term logs. An optional Pro version allows to change the interval for screen captures to less than 15 minutes.

PowerCrypt 2000 v4.3 [1.7M] W9x/2k/XP FREE

• [1146k]
• Win98/2k/XP
• FREE

http://www.mywebattack.com/gnomeapp.php?id=102518

{Password manager} Oubliette allows you to store a list of accounts with information such as account name, associated password, URL, and free-form notes in an encrypted, password protected database. You can easily access the information, copy to clipboard, or export to a variety of formats (text, HTML, comma-separated, or Windows INI). Also included is a powerful search facility with filtered output (i.e. view only the records that satisfy your search criteria). You can assign custom categories to accounts, generate random passwords, auto-expire accounts, and much more. The program allows you to maintain multiple database files if necessary, and each can contain an unlimited number of entries. It also supports customizable import options, allowing you to import existing data from a variety of formats. Oubliette supports the Blowfish and Idea encryption algorithms.

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Random Password Generator allows you to generate large quantities (or only one) of secure, random passwords. The passwords can be of any length and optionally contain special characters, upper- and lower-case characters, and numerals. You can also signify your own custom-defined characters to be used. The passwords can be copied to the clipboard, or saved to a text file. If needed, you could easily create a list of 10,000 or more random passwords within a matter of seconds.

• [614K]
• Win9x/2k/XP
• FREE

www.network23.ca/screenquery.html

{Check your pixels} Gauge your monitor's health by looking for miscolored dots, which indicate the pixel is bad or stuck. In such a situation, massage it lightly to bring it back to life (I'm not kidding here, that's what the instructions say!). If the patterns appear 100% solid, you can be a happy camper knowing your screen has received a clean bill of health. Click CTRL+S to start the test and click on your mouse to advance to the next screen. It will go through red, green, blue, black, and white screens. Look for anything that doesn't match. Oh, that was scary. I thought I had a few bad pixels, but it turned out to be kiddie prints. Those of you lucky enough to have a Mac computer in addition to Windows can download a Mac version,

ShareWatch allows you to monitor your network shares, see who is connected, and what files they are accessing. It allows you to disconnect any file, user, computer, or share, and supports detailed user lookup via address book. You can limit the display to active shares and choose to automatically resolve domains. ShareWatch can run in the system tray from where it shows the number of currently connected users as a tool tip. Very small, standalone executable. Great tool for network administrators.

• 1.2M
• Win9x/2k/XP
• FREE

http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4054.html

{System and security repair} Put away the toolbox as it's not needed for this kind of repair. SmartFix is a security repair tool for fixing and eliminating pesky bugs and problems that slow down your computer. The system monitor is a small toolbar with information on how long the computer has been up along with its memory information. It cleans disk drives, it battles pop-ups, it saves laptop energy, it defrags, it protects against security attacks, and it monitors activity - repairing problems as they appear. Consider this your little Mr. PC fix-it feller.

The vendor also offers a paid version, SpySites Plus, that includes Cookie Monitor and other features.

We have created a system that blocks all known "bad" ActiveX controls from running inside Internet Explorer by setting the "Kill bit".

When a page tries to install a component from our list, it will fail. When a page tries to use a component from our list that was already present on your system, it will fail too!

Other, "friendly" components are not affected. Go to site to learn more and download and Install.
http://www.spywareguide.com/blockfile.php
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