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2006年全球顶级杀毒软件排名 BitDefender居首
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金奖: BitDefender
银奖: Kaspersky
铜奖: F-Secure Anti-Virus
第四名: PC-cillin
第五名: ESET Nod32
第六名: McAfee VirusScan
第七名: Norton AntiVirus
第八名: AVG Anti-Virus
第九名: eTrust EZ Antivirus
第十名: Norman Virus Control
第十一名:AntiVirusKi
第十二名:AVAST
排名第一的BitDefender
简介:BitDefender杀毒软件是来自罗马尼亚的老牌杀毒软件,二十四万超大病毒库,它将为你的计算机提供最大的保护,具有功能强大的反病毒引擎以及互联网过滤技术,为你提供即时信息保护功能,通过回答几个简单的问题,你就可以方便的进行安装,并且支持在线升级。它包括 1永久的防病毒保护;2后台扫描与网络防火墙;3保密控制;4自动快速升级模块;5创建计划任务;6病毒隔离区。
排名第二的Kaspersky
简介:Kaspersky(卡巴斯基)杀毒软件来源于俄罗斯,是世界上最优秀、最顶级的网络杀毒软件,查杀病毒性能远高于同类产品。卡巴斯基杀毒软件具有超强的中心管理和杀毒能力,能真正实现带毒杀毒!提供了一个广泛的抗病毒解决方案。它提供了所有类型的抗病毒防护:抗病毒扫描仪、监控器、行为阻段、完全检验、E-mail通路和防火墙。它支持几乎是所有的普通操作系统。卡巴斯基控制所有可能的病毒进入端口,它强大的功能和局部灵活性以及网络管理工具为自动信息搜索、中央安装和病毒防护控制提供最大的便利和最少的时间来建构你的抗病毒分离墙。卡巴斯基抗病毒软件有许多国际研究机构、中立测试实验室和IT出版机构的证书,确认了卡巴斯基具有汇集行业最高水准的突出品质。
排名第三的F-Secure AntiVirus
简介:来自Linux的故乡芬兰的杀毒软件,集合AVP,LIBRA,ORION,DRACO四套杀毒引擎,其中一个就是Kaspersky的杀毒内核,而且青出于蓝胜于蓝,个人感觉杀毒效率比Kaspersky要好,该软件采用分布式防火墙技术,对网络流行病毒尤其有效。在《PC Utilites》评测中超过Kaspersky名列第一,但后来Kaspersky增加了扩展病毒库,反超F-secure。鉴于普通用户用不到扩展病毒库,因此F-secure还是普通用户很不错的一个选择。F-Secure AntiVirus是一款功能强大的实时病毒监测和防护系统,支持所有的 Windows 平台,它集成了多个病毒监测引擎,如果其中一个发生遗漏,就会有另一个去监测。可单一扫描硬盘或是一个文件夹或文件,软件更提供密码的保护性,并提供病毒的信息。
第四的Pc-Cillin(趋势)
简介:趋势科技网络安全个人版集成了包括个人防火墙、防病毒、防LJ邮件等功能于一体,最大限度地提供对桌面机的保护并不需要用户进行过多的操作。在用户日常使用及上网浏览时,进行“实时的安全防御监控”;内置的防火墙不仅更方便您使用因地制宜的设定,“专业主控式个人防火墙”及“木马程序损害清除还原技术”的双重保障还可以拒绝各类黑客程序对计算机的访问请求;趋势科技全新研发的病毒阻隔技术,包含“主动式防毒应变系统”以及“病毒扫瞄逻辑分析技术”不仅能够精准侦测病毒藏匿与化身并予以彻底清除外,还能针对特定变种病毒进行封锁与阻隔,让病毒再无可趁之机;强有力的“LJ邮件过滤功能”为您全面封锁不请自来的LJ邮件。趋势科技网络安全个人版的诸多功能确保您的电脑系统运作正常,从此摆脱病毒感染的恶梦。
第五名的ESET Nod32
简介:国外很权威的防病毒软件评测给了NOD32很高的分数,在全球共获得超过40多个奖项,包括Virus Bulletin、PC Magazine、ICSA、Checkmark认证等,更加是全球唯一通过26次VB100%测试的防毒软件,高据众产品之榜首!产品线很长,从 DOS、Windows 9x/Me、Windows NT/XP/2000,到Novell Netware Server、Linux、BSD等,都有提供。可以对邮件进行实时监测,占用内存资源较少,清除病毒的速度效果都令人满意。
第六名的McAfee Virusscan
简介:全球最畅销的杀毒软件之一,McAfee防毒软件,除了操作介面更新外,也将该公司的WebScanX功能合在一起,增加了许多新功能!除了帮你侦测和清除病毒,它还有VShield自动监视系统,会常驻在System Tray,当你从磁盘、网络上、E-mail夹文件中开启文件时便会自动侦测文件的安全性,若文件内含病毒,便会立即警告,并作适当的处理,而且支持鼠标右键的快速选单功能,并可使用密码将个人的设定锁住让别人无法乱改你的设定。
第七名的Norton AntiVirus
简介:Norton AntiVirus是一套强而有力的防毒软件,它可帮你侦测上万种已知和未知的病毒,并且每当开机时,自动防护便会常驻在System Tray,当你从磁盘、网路上、E-mail 夹档中开启档案时便会自动侦测档案的安全性,若档案内含病毒,便会立即警告,并作适当的处理。另外它还附有“LiveUpdate”的功能,可帮你自动连上 Symantec 的 FTP Server 下载最新的病毒码,於下载完后自动完成安装更新的动作。
第八名的AVG Anti-Virus
简介:AVG Anti-Virus欧洲有名的杀毒软件,AVG Anti-Virus System功能上相当完整,可即时对任何存取文件侦测,防止电脑病毒感染;可对电子邮件和附加文件进行扫瞄,防止电脑病毒透过电子邮件和附加文件传播; “病毒资料库”里面则记录了一些电脑病毒的特性和发作日期等相关资讯;“开机保护”可在电脑开机时侦测开机型病毒,防止开机型病毒感染。
在扫毒方面,可扫瞄磁碟片、硬盘、光盘机外,也可对网络磁碟进行扫瞄。在扫瞄时也可只对磁碟片、硬盘、光盘机上的某个目录进行扫瞄。可扫瞄文件型病毒、巨集病毒、压缩文件(支持ZIP,ARJ,RAR等压缩文件即时解压缩扫描)。在扫瞄时如发现文件感染病毒时会将感染病毒的文件隔离至AVG Virus VauIt,待扫瞄完成后在一并解毒。支持在线升级。现在提供了最新的免费版供大家使用,安装之前先去官方网站填个表,从回信中得到一个序列号。AVG Anti-Virus 有三个版本(专业、服务器、免费),其中有个人非营利使用的免费版本,功能完整,但是仅某部份功能是无法设定的,例如扫毒排程只能每天一次等等。
第九名的eTrust EZ AntiVirus
简介:反病毒软件“eTrust EZ Antivirus”已经获得了国际计算机安全协会(ICSA:International Computer Security Association)的认证。ICSA专门负责检测和认证产品对来自病毒及恶意代码的攻击的有效性。CA公司表示,在ICSA的测试中,eTrust EZ Antivirus软件甚至连“In-The-Wild”恶性病毒也可以100%地检测出来。eTrust EZ Antivirus是一种主要为中小型企业及SOHO用户提供解决方案的反病毒软件。
该产品支持的操作系统包括Windows 98、Windows ME、Windows NT以及Windows 2000 Professional等。除此以外,CA公司还提供包括eTrust EZ Antivirus在内的反病毒解决方案组件“eTrust EZ Armor”。新版本采用全新用户界面,更加易于使用;新的文件隔离功能可有效防止系统文件被误删;改进了帮助系统;增强了“闪动”系统托盘图标功能。
第十名的Norman Virus Control
简介:Norman Virus Control是欧洲名牌杀毒软件,为了确保您的计算机系统得到最好的保护,Norman 数据安全系统提供了多种防毒工具供您选择,以满足您的不同需要。此产品结合了先进的病毒扫描引擎、启发式分析技术以及宏验证技术,可有效查杀已知和未知病毒。NVC 可以查杀所有类型的病毒,包括文件和引导扇区病毒而无需使用杀毒软件重新启动开机。
第十一名的AntiVirusKit
AntiVirusKit 2006 v1607 0,是德国G-Data公司产品,英文全名是GData AntiVirusKit,
简称AVK,这是一款采用KAV(卡巴)和BitDefender(BD)罗马尼亚杀毒软件的双引擎杀毒软件,具有超强的杀毒能力,在国外拥有非常高的知名度,运行速度稳定,具有病毒监控、EMAIL病毒拦截器、EMAIL防护、支持在线自动更新等功能,可以阻挡来自互联网的病毒、蠕虫、黑客后门、特洛伊木马、拨号程序、广告软件、间谍软件等所有威胁,支持对压缩文件、电子邮件即时扫描,支持启发式病毒扫描,支持密码保护,有详细的日志方便查询,对计算机提供永久安全防护。AVK最大优点是,只要病毒或木马录入病毒库,它在病毒运行前拦截,不会出现中毒后再杀毒的情况。
第十二名的AVAST!
现在网上最火的杀软AVAST中文版
来自捷克的AVAST,已有17年的历史,但最近才在我们这里兴起,它在国外市场一直处于领先地位。
它的家庭版是免费得,只要在它的网页上填写一下资料,但是邮箱一定要写正确,这样它才能把使用KEY发给你,这你也就可以享用它14个月了,然后再注册再使用。
Avast!的实时监控功能十分强大!它拥有七大防护模块:网络防火墙防护、标准的本地文件读取防护、网页防护、即时通讯软件防护、邮件收发防护、 P2P 软件防护。这么完善的防护系统,定能让你的系统练就一副金刚不坏之身!任意开启各项保护模块能够查杀流氓软件,比如3721。升级很人性化, Avast是捷克一家软件公司(ALWILSoftware)的产品。
ALWIL软件公司的研发机构在捷克的首都-布拉格,现在他们和世界上许多国家的安全软件机构都有良好的合作关系。
Mark Twain's Humor
Mark Twain (pseudonym of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, 1835-1910), was an American writer, journalist and humorist, who won a worldwide audience for his stories of the youthful adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn Mark Twain once said, "To believe yourself to be brave is to be brave; it is the only essential thing" It was an important date for American literary history Read about the other days in Mark Twain's lifeAutobiography of Mark Twain
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Mark Twain (1835-1910), pseudonym for Samuel Langhorne Clemens, is considered one of the greatest American writers He's famous for "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" (1885), "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" (1876), etc Collected Works - Mark Twain
“Tom did play hookey, and he had a very good time He got back home barely in season to help Jim, the small colored boy, saw next-day's wood and split the kindlings before supper -- at least he was there in time to tell his adventures to Jim while Jim did three-fourths of the work Tom's younger brother (or rather half-brother) Sid was already through with his part of the work (picking up chips), for he was a quiet boy, and had no adventurous, trouble- some ways” Ch 1
Protagonist Tom Sawyer is introduced together with his friends Joe Harper and Huck Finn, young boys growing up in the antebellum South While the novel was initially met with lukewarm enthusiasm, its characters would soon transcend the bounds of their pages and become internationally beloved characters, inspiring numerous other author’s works and characters and adaptations to the stage, television, and film The second novel in his Tom Sawyer adventure series, Huckleberry Finn (1885), was met with outright controversy in Twain’s time but is now considered one of the first great American novels A backdrop of colourful depictions of Southern society and places along the way, Huck Finn, the son of an abusive alcoholic father and Jim, Miss Watson’s slave, decide to flee on a raft down the Mississippi river to the free states Their river raft journey has become an oft-used metaphor of idealistic freedom from oppression, broken family life, racial discrimination, and social injustice Ernest Hemingway wrote “All modern American literature comes from one book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn”
“We catched fish and talked, and we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness It was kind of solemn, drifting down the big, still river, laying on our backs looking up at the stars, and we didn't ever feel like talking loud, and it warn't often that we laughed—only a little kind of a low chuckle We had mighty good weather as a general thing, and nothing ever happened to us at all—that night, nor the next, nor the next” Ch 12
Missouri was one of the fifteen slave states when the American Civil War broke out, so Twain grew up amongst the racism, lynch mobs, hangings, and general inhumane oppression of African Americans He and some friends joined the Confederate side and formed a militia group, the ‘Marion Rangers’, though it disbanded after a few weeks, described in “The Private History of a Campaign That Failed” (1885) His article “The War Prayer” (1923) “in the churches the pastors preached devotion to flag and country, and invoked the God of Battles beseeching His aid in our good cause” is Twain’s condemnation of hypocritical patriotic and religious motivations for war It was not published until after his death because of his family’s fear of public outrage, to which it is said Twain quipped “none but the dead are permitted to tell the truth” Though he never renounced his Presbyterianism, he wrote other irreligious pieces, some included in his collection of short stories Letters From Earth (1962);
“Man is a marvelous curiosity When he is at his very, very best he is a sort of low grade nickel-plated angel; at his worst he is unspeakable, unimaginable; and first and last and all the time he is a sarcasm”
Mark Twain grew to despise the injustice of slavery and any form of senseless violence He was opposed to vivisection and acted as Vice-President of the American Anti-Imperialist League for nine years Through his works he illuminates the absurdity of humankind, ironically still at times labeled a racist Though sometimes caustic “Of all the creatures that were made he [man] is the most detestable,” as a gifted public speaker he was a much sought after lecturer “information appears to stew out of me naturally, like the precious ottar of roses out of the otter” —from his Preface to Roughing It (1872) He is the source of numerous and oft-quoted witticisms and quips including “Whenever I feel the urge to exercise I lie down until it goes away”; “If you don't like the weather in New England, just wait a few minutes”; “Familiarity breeds contempt — and children”; “The past does not repeat itself, but it rhymes” ; and “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated” Twain is a master in crafting humorous verse with sardonic wit, and though with biting criticism at times he disarms with his renderings of colloquial speech and unpretentious language Through the authentic depiction of his times he caused much controversy and many of his works have been suppressed, censored or banned, but even into the Twenty-First Century his works are read the world over by young and old alike A prolific lecturer and writer even into his seventy-fourth year, he published more than thirty books, hundreds of essays, speeches, articles, reviews, and short stories, many still in print today
A coming-of-age story or novel is memorable because the character undergoes adventures and/or inner turmoil in his/her growth and development as a human being Some characters come to grips with the reality of cruelty in the world--with war, violence, death, racism, and hatred--while others deal with family, friends, or community issues Dangerous Intimacy: Mark Twain's Final Years
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Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) is one of the most famous writers in American literature Twain went to work in 1847 when his father died He started off as an apprentice to a printer, and from there, he wrote for his brother's newspaper and worked as a riverboat pilot (1857-61)Singular Mark Twain, The
Mark Twain is one of the most popular names in American literature, even as the name was a product of his imagination With "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," Twain created one of the most controversial works in literary history, which is spiced with humor and resonating with tragedy
Analyzes American author Mark Twain's use of humor in his novels The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and various short stories Discusses how Twain's use of humor engages his readers
Mark Twain was the funniest man of his time His writing inspired comedy as readers know it today With The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Mark Twain's Short Stories, he had every reader smiling and laughing aloud
He made readers laugh at innocence, at his plot and characters, and sometimes he turned it around so that readers laughed at themselves
Readers were compelled to laugh at Twain's characters' naiveté For example, Jim from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn asked, "Why, Huck, doan' de French people talk de same way we does" A reader had to laugh at the frivolous question In The Adventures of Tom Sawyer when Tom asked, "Say, Becky, was you ever engaged", one had to grin at his innocence
Mark Twain died on 21 April 1910 in Redding, Connecticut and now rests in the Woodlawn Cemetery in Livy’s hometown of Elmira, New York State, buried beside her and the children A memorial statue and cenotaph in the Eternal Valley Memorial Park of Los Angeles, California states: “Beloved Author, Humorist, and Western Pioneer, This Original Marble Statue Is The Creation Of The Renowned Italian Sculptor Spartaco Palla Of Pietrasanta” Twain suffered many losses in his life including the deaths of three of his children, and accumulated large debts which plagued him for many years, but at the time of his death he had grown to mythic proportions as the voice of a spirited and diverse nation, keen observer and dutiful reporter, born and died when Halley’s Comet was visible in the skies
“Death, the only immortal who treats us all alike, whose pity and whose peace and whose refuge are for all—the soiled and the pure, the rich and the poor, the loved and the unloved” —Twain’s last written statement
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