Immunet Antivirus proves you don’t need a heavyweight champion to keep malware in check. With its cloud-driven smarts, minuscule system demands and friendly dashboard, it’s the perfect sidekick for anyone fed up with bloated security suites. Install it, and watch your PC stay nimble—and safe—without you ever noticing it’s there.
You’ve locked down ports, patched everything, and installed antivirus — but something still doesn’t feel right. That’s where GlassWire Free comes in. It won’t block attacks, but it will show you what’s actually using the network: which app, when, where, and how much.
OSArmor doesn’t try to replace antivirus — it hardens what’s already there. It’s not flashy, but it stops a surprising number of tricks that make it past AV. If you’re running critical systems on Windows and want to cut down on living-off-the-land exploitation and scripting nonsense, it’s worth deploying — quietly, in the background, doing its job.
Maltrail doesn’t try to replace Suricata, Snort, or Zeek. It lives beside them — or in places where those tools would be overkill. It sees what’s happening, compares it to a known-bad list (plus a bit of logic), and leaves a trail behind. For quiet networks, lab setups, or minimal edge defense, it does the job without asking much in return.
