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• Droski's company sells its own security package for computers called BlackIce Defender.
• Subsequently, ISS acquired Network ICE and integrated their BlackICE technology into the ISS product range.
• BlackICE is designed to protect home computers _ particularly ones with high-speed connections _ from hacker attacks.
• For another PC version, surf to networkice . com and look at BlackICE Defender ( $ 39.95 ).
• I looked at three similar firewall programs : Norton Personal Firewall 2001, ZoneAlarm 2.1 by Zone Labs and BlackIce Defender by Network Ice.
• And as best I can tell, none of the intrusions would have actually produced a harmful result even if I hadn't had BlackICE to protect me.
• The problem, known as a " buffer overflow, " is deep within BlackICE, said eEye's " Chief Hacking Officer,"
• Personally, I've gone back to shutting down my PCs when I'm not using them, but I'm keeping BlackICE installed just in case.
• I can't be sure that the packets BlackICE considered suspect really were ill-intentioned, nor that the addresses it recorded were those the probes really came from.
• In most cases, according to the explanations BlackICE provided, the probes were looking for known vulnerabilities in Solaris, Linux or other forms of Unix, not for Windows problems.
• All current versions of BlackICE Defender and BlackICE Agent, both made by Atlanta-based Internet Security Systems, running on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP are vulnerable to the attack.
• All current versions of BlackICE Defender and BlackICE Agent, both made by Atlanta-based Internet Security Systems, running on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Windows XP are vulnerable to the attack.
• There is protection for Mac and PC . PC'ers can go to www . networkice . com for BlackICE Defender and Mac'ers to www . opendoor . com for DoorStop.
• BlackICE, which runs constantly in the background, logs everything it considers an intrusion, recording the IP address the suspect data packets came from and what the program thinks they were up to.
• You are probably OK with Defender, but you may want to check the current Black Ice Web page at blackice . iss . net / to find out if you need to update your product.
• The only downside : Most of the popular personal firewall software packages, including Network ICE's BlackICE Defender and Symantec's Norton Internet Security ( but not Zone Labs'ZoneAlarm ), require updates.
• If you're looking for an easy, yet powerful, " set it and forget it " firewall, BlackICE Defender from Network ICE ( www . networkice . com ) may be just what the doctor ordered.
• Windows users might try Norton Internet Security from Symantec ( www . symantec . com ), Internet Guard Dog from McAfee ( software . mcafee . com ) or BlackIce Defender by Network Ice ( www . networkice . com ).
• These programs include two that I've tested, BlackIce Defender ( $ 40 from Network Ice, www . networkice . com ), and Norton Internet Security 2000 ( $ 55 from Symantec, www . symantec . com ).
• Although he used to be partial to BlackICE, I should note that he's found some flaws in it; his current favorite is ZoneAlarm 2.1 from Zone Labs of San Francisco ( www . zonelabs . com ).