Since this is the first release, though, we recommend hedging your bets and sticking with more tried-and-true defenses. In theory, WindowZones should remove the need for regular virus scans, and possibly even firewalls. You can then move them at will and without restarting to the 'Safe Zone,' where modifying system files, changing the registry, and drive-by downloads are verboten. When you start the program, all apps are placed in the 'Administrative Zone,' where programs have full access to all system files and resources.

The interface that allows you to assign 'zones' to your programs is modern and sleek, with tabs on the left and an uncluttered layout in the central pane. WindowZones works by restricting an application's access to system files and settings via user account control, and it claims to inoculate for both known and unknown species of bugs out there: Internet Explorer security holes, identity-thieving hackers, rootkit installations, and the usual spyware and adware assaults. By focusing on prevention instead of detection, claims the publisher of WindowZones, the program offers a stronger line of defense against attacks. A Sonic WindowsZone (SWZ) Work In Progress in the Other/Misc category, submitted by WildCard78 Ads keep us online. Welcome to Hydrocity, the ancient, submerged aqueducts of Angel Island. This security program promises an innovative approach to preventing malware infections on your PC, based on restricting application access to system files. A point-of-view shot where one does not see the character whose point of view is being shown.

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