For more information please visit The Blocklist Manager 2.7.7 page...
The BISS IP Blocklists are provided as a free service to help add another layer to your security toolkit.. The IP Blocklists are continuously researched and updated daily to keep up with current internet based threats in many different categories including Malware/Spyware sites, Ads - Trackers, Hijacked and Unallocated Bogon IP ranges, Anti P2P enforcers, Hackers/Crackers, Web Spiders, Bots, Crawlers, Web Server Exploits and more.
Our free Blocklist Manager software is available to download and merge your blocklists into one file or alternatively you can download the files individually from our IP Blocklists download page.
For information about the purposes and contents of each Blocklist, please view the BISS IP Blocklists FAQ.
A powerful yet extremely light weight NDIS driver based IP filter / IP blocker. Protowall is designed to run independently or alongside a software firewall without any conflict for the sole purpose of filtering all inbound / outbound network connections and blocking large amounts of IP addresses where almost all other personal firewalls cannot.
A comprehensive application for downloading the BISS HOSTS file, with an extensive array of tools for superior HOSTS file management.
For more information please visit The Hosts Manager page...
The original online Blocklist Converter by Bluetack - The BLC allows users to input IP addresses or load a blocklist in one format and convert to another format with options to have the output list sorted and formatted in varying ways..
Coming Soon - A new network of anonymous web sites you can trust for a little bit more personal privacy against the growing privacy intrusions, monitoring of our online browsing habits and escalating online dangers we all face. Easy to modify web filtering options are available on every portal site to control and restrict all web page elements for a less obtrusive and hopefully safer online browsing experience
Enhance your privacy and shield your IP address from detection with the XeroSurf anonymous web proxy.
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I've started using RSS feeds a while ago because it’s easier to keep up with the news articles. While reading an article published by Websense, I realized I had the oldest internet document under my eyes ;)
Usually programs store date/time fields as a floating-point number whose value is the number of days from midnight, 30 December 1899. Empty date fields are also set to the date equivalent of zero. |
