AVIRA Single offline updates- 2009-11-24 Size -Size: 24.9 MB
License: Freeware
Requires: Win 2K/03/XP/Vista

Update AVIRA Desktop for Windows with latest virus definitions and scan engine.

Please go through the following steps to update your AntiVir Personal Edition Classic / Premium on a PC without internet access.

Download the latest virus definition file (IVDF) on a PC with internet access.

Copy the downloaded file to a portable media storage such as an USB Stick or a CD-ROM for transferring it to the PC without internet access. Note: Extracting of the ZIP file is not necessary. Insert the media storage into the PC without internet access.

Start AntiVir Personal Edition Classic / Premium and go the menu and select Manual Update. Select the downloaded IVDF file from your media storage and click Your AntiVir PersonalEdition Classic / Premium is now up to date.

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Free License Key Avira Premium Security Suite for 6 Month – The German antivirus software company, Avira to give free 183 day or 6 month free subscription license genuine, working license key for Avira Premium Security Suite 9. Avira Premium Security Suite is a security solution which offers users protection against viruses, malware, and internet spam.
The Avira Premium Security Suite 9 features various security tools such as AntiVir, AntiAd, AntiSpyware, AntiPhishing, AntiRootkit, AntiDrive-by, AntiBot, EmailScanner, WebGuard, RescueSystem, BackupSystem, AntiSpam, FireWall and GameMode within the package.
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Avira AntiVir Updates tanggal 27 Nopember 2009

Multiple VDF –>>  Version: 7.10.01.117;  Date: 27 Nov 2009;  Time: 16:50 (GMT+1)

(Untuk AntiVir Personal/Premiun/Server/Profesional versi 9, berisi 32 file)

Container  IVDF –>>  Version: 7.10.01.117;  Date: 27 Nov 2009;  Time: 16:50 (GMT+1)

(Untuk AntiVir Personal/Premiun/Server/Profesional versi 8 ke bawah, berisi 4 file)

Current virus information – indispensable to protect your system

The number of new viruses and malware is increasing continually.  The AntiVir products supply such a professional virus and malware protection through a so-called virus definition file, which is updated several times a day.

AntiVir VDF update (so called multiple VDF update with up to 32 files)

Please use this AntiVir VDF update, if you are using one of the following Avira products:

• Avira AntiVir Personal, Premium and Premium Security Suite from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Personal (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Windows) from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir Server (Windows) from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Server (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir MailGate from version 3
• Avira AntiVir WebGate from version 3
• Avira AntiVir SharePoint from version 3
• Avira AntiVir ISA Server from version 3

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Well like I do I checked my favorite download site download.com and what do you know there is a new version of AVIRA Free Anti-Virus.  Enjoy the latest version of AVIRA Free anti-virus is now available to download @ the following link AVIRA Free Anti-Virus Version (9.0.0.415) Direct Download Link

I have checked this link and it works…Enjoy….Please report via comment or e-mail if this link is broken….

Till My Next Post,

Remy “Se7en”

Avira AntiVir Updates tanggal 24 Nopember 2009

IVDF –>>  Version: 7.10.01.73;  Date: 24 Nov 2009;  Time: 17:52 (GMT+1)

Just today I received the Install Disc from your fulfillment center in Illinois, which is very speedy. I felt I would be wise to protect my investment with the small additional expense of an install CD.

The updates are super fast with the Premium Suite, and the Firewall is much less “in your face” than other firewalls which is good for my wife. I am a programmer and I enjoy interacting with a verbose firewall, but most non tech folks do not.

My question is this: In the event that her old machine crashes, I presume that I am free to reinstall Avira on a replacement machine, and that my only obligation as a user is to have it installed and active on only ONE machine at a time. Am I correct in these assumptions? I assume that every time Avira downloads or scans, your servers are aware of the license and IP address and all of that, which would make sense to control the legitimate use of the license and prevent abuse.

Several other machine in my extended family are running free Avira, and I want to report that updates are very fast and reliable. I have only had to resort to a manual update perhaps twice in the past 2 months, and those are quite speedy when they are necessary.

I post what follows simply in the spirit of friendly readable chat because we do get to know each other in these forums (but I am not seeking Ubuntu support in this post)

Regarding my Ubuntu experiments, last night at midnight, I totally crashed my Ubuntu install by experimenting with two different forms of backup,, one a tar to root, and the other a Simple Backup installed via synaptic manager, which places a mysterious folder /var/backup which is unmoveable except by some form of sudo command. I think I crashed it because I did a sudo Nautilus to launch the file manager GUI with root privileges. It did work and let me delete the /backup.tar.gz, but when I rebooted, I got fatal error messages. I realize that this forum is not the place to ask for help on such matters, but I just wanted to also let reader know my latest adventure. I stayed up all night and in 7 hours did a complete Ubuntu reinstall, based upon my elaborate notes in my wordpress blog. And I took elaborate notes on the step by step REINSTALL process, which was a better install because I learned from my first mistakes and so perhaps it is a sounder system now with ext4 rather than ext3, and the installer did its own disk format and partitioning, which did not occur during the first install.

I found the instructions for Avira install under Linux too daunting, involving kernel rebuilds, which I yet lack the skills to undertake. I did find an easy Avast install with a .deb (Debian) which is what Ubuntu likes. But it did some rather strange things both in my Wubi Ubuntu under Windows and my pure Ubuntu machine. I have decided that I do not really need antivirus or firewall on the Ubuntu machine, since each exotic program and install runs the risk to trashing the system. As far as I can see from my readings, the main reason for a linux virus scan is to protect Windows users who might receive emails, but I do not forward many emails with attachments. And Ubuntu is suppose to be farily sound with regard to firewall issues by the default nature of its install. And, now that I know I can restore the system in 7 hours, I can somewhat affort to risk not doing system backups and just backing up as much data as possible, or if I am doing a lot of MySQL Apache PhP, then just building scripts as I go, which would automatically recreate databases.

I do think I will get a large (64 gig) flash drive and practice with their option for an Ubuntu bootable flash, once I have combed google for feedback on the procedure..

Thanks, Avira Forum Members, for all your great help. I am spending a lot of time now in IRC Ubuntu chat using Konversation client, and there are usually 300 people in the channel from around the world at any time, so I take every opportunity to praiise Avira and this forum.

Avira AntiVir Updates tanggal 23 Nopember 2009

IVDF –>>  Version: 7.10.01.59;  Date: 23 Nov 2009;  Time: 21:35 (GMT+1)

Hi,

diese Mail zum Start des neuen Avira Beta Test Program erhielt hier heute Nacht:

Hallo joerg,

Am 2.11.2009 24.11.2009 beginnt der Betatest für die Avira Produkte Premium Security Suite und AntiVir Professional. Zum Test bereit steht dann die Version 10 dieser Produkte, die im Frühjahr 2010 veröffentlicht wird.

Mit der Teilnahme am Betatest haben Sie also die Gelegenheit, die neuen Features dieser Produkte schon vor dem offiziellen Release kennenzulernen und zu testen. Zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt wird auch der Avira AntiVir Server (Windows) in den Betatest einbezogen.Die Betaversionen sind in deutscher und englischer Sprache und in 32 Bit Versionen verfügbar. Die Produkte können auf Windows Desktop Platfformen von Windows 2000 bis Windows 7 eingesetzt werden.

Im Vordergrund des Testes stehen das neue proaktive HIPS-System (=host based intrusion prevention system), die neu in die Avira AntiVir Professional integrierte Firewall und die Konfiguration der Produkte.

Sie sollten also ihre Aufmerksamkeit zunächst auf diese neuen Funktionen und Bereiche richten. Bitte beachten Sie, dass das HIPS System nur in der 32 Bit Variante zur Verfügung steht.

Melden Sie Probleme, Auffälligkeiten und Fehler wie üblich über den Betaportal Menüpunkt “Bug melden” an unsere Betatest-Abteilung.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Avira Beta-Test-Team

Avira GmbH

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Telefon: +49 (0) 7542 500-0

Telefax: +49 (0) 7542 525-10

Internet: http://www.avira.de

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Na dann, Viel Spass beim selber Testen!
CU

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I know that sometimes it can take a really long time to get the latest version of a lot of software @ www.download.com. But this time around it was available via Softpedia.com before download.com. Enjoy the latest new version of AVIRA Free anti-virus is now available via the link below…

AVIRA Free Anti-Virus Version (9.0.0.415) Download Link

I have checked this link and it works…Enjoy….Please report via comment or e-mail if this link is broken….

Till My Next Post,

Remy “Se7en”

AntiVir Personal
Avira GmbH – 29.48MB (Non-Commercial Freeware)

Avira AntiVir Personal – FREE Antivirus is a reliable free antivirus solution, that constantly and rapidly scans your computer for malicious programs such as viruses, Trojans, backdoor programs, hoaxes, worms, dialers etc. Monitors every action executed by the user or the operating system and reacts promptly when a malicious program is detected.

• Detects and removes more than 150,000 viruses
• Always among the winners of comparison test featured in computer journals
• The resident Virus Guard serves to monitor file movements automatically, e.g. downloading of data from the internet
• Scanning and repair of macro viruses
• Protection against previously unknown macro viruses
• Protection against trojaner, worms, backdoors, jokes and other harmful programs
• AntiVir protection against viruses, worms and Trojans
• AntiDialer protection against expensive dialers
• AntiRootkit protection against hidden rootkits
• AntiPhishing protection against phishing
• AntiSpyware protection against spyware and adware
• NetbookSupport for laptops with low resolution
• QuickRemoval eliminates viruses at the push of a button
• Easy operation
• Internet-Update Wizard for easy updating
• Protection against previously unknown boot record viruses and master boot record viruses

Download Latest Version (9.0.0.415):  Click Here or  Click Here

Update:
AntiVir VDF update (so called multiple VDF update with up to 32 files)

Please use this AntiVir VDF update, if you are using one of the following Avira products:

• Avira AntiVir Personal, Premium and Premium Security Suite from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Personal (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Windows) from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir Server (Windows) from version 9
• Avira AntiVir Server (Unix) from version 3
• Avira AntiVir MailGate from version 3
• Avira AntiVir WebGate from version 3
• Avira AntiVir SharePoint from version 3
• Avira AntiVir ISA Server from version 3

Download VDF (multiple VDF)

<!– The daily updates are provided in one large VDF file. All AntiVir products have used this process up to the product version 6.32.

Exceptions:

• AntiVir Windows Workstation, version 6 (discontinuation of the support by 31 August 2006)
• AntiVir Novell Server (discontinuation of the support by 30 June 2006)

Download Mono VDF

The AntiVir Mobile products, which were not mentioned, have an individual VDF update and will therefore not be specified here.
–>
AntiVir iVDF update (so called container VDF update with 4 files)

Please use this AntiVir VDF update, if you are using one of the following products:

• Avira AntiVir Personal, Premium and Premium Security Suite version 8
• Avira AntiVir Personal (Unix) up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Windows) version 8
• Avira AntiVir Professional (Unix) up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir Server (Windows) up to version 8
• Avira AntiVir Server (Unix) up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir MailGate up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir WebGate up to version 1
• Avira AntiVir SharePoint up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir ISA Server up to version 2
• Avira AntiVir Exchange
• Avira AntiVir MIMEsweeper
• Avira AntiVir VSA for SAP

For all those who are using an older product which actually has a newer version, we recommend to make an update to the current version. You can download the installation files for free from our website under downloads.

Download iVDF (container VDF)

Hi,

wer zur Zeit den Avira Virenscanner "Antivir" in der kostenlosen wie auch der Professional Version (9.0.0.415) unter Windows 7 nutzt, muss ggf. nach jedem Neustart des Rechner, eine Überprüfung der Datenträger (chkdsk), über sich ergehen lassen, obwohl nichts kaputt ist. Das Problem tritt nur auf, wenn die Echtzeitprüfung von Avira aktiviert ist. Antivir zwingt dann Windows 7, bei jedem Neustart des Rechners, zu einem ständigen Ausführen des Programms CHKDSK.

Im Avira Forum ist die Empfehlung, die Einstellungen des Scanners "Guard" so zu ändern, dass nur noch Lesezugriffe überprüft werden. Laut Avira ist das Verhalten reproduzierbar und Avira arbeite bereits an einer Lösung des Problems. Bis dahin gibt es nur einen Workaround: nicht booten. Also z.B. Standby oder Ruhezustand nutzen.

Na dann, Viel Spass beim selber Testen!
CU

Free AVAST is available for Ubuntu.

Visit the following link, download the .deb (for Debian, Ubuntu is a variant of Debian).

http://www.avast.com/eng/download-avast-for-linux-edition.html

Once it installs, just right click and choose the first option to install AVAST.

Once the install finishes, you will find the AVAST link in Applications-> Accessories

When you first launch it, it will ask you to register to receive a key in your email. Fill out the registration and past the key from the email that will arrive.

First do an UPDATE to get the latest virus signatures. Then do a full scan.

My technique is to install something new FIRST on my machine which runs a Wubi install of Ubuntu on windows, because if anything goes wrong, it takes me much less time to reinstall that than to reinstall my pure Ubuntu 280 gig Gateway.

I posted several times at Avira forum, which is always very helpful, asking for Ubuntu install instructions. Finally someone gave me a link to a PDF about Avira Linux installs which seemed to require a kernal rebuild, which is way beyond my abilities. If only they had given me the above link, I could have installed it with a couple of clicks. I kind of gave up on the idea of having Avira.

The way I discovered this useful link is that I wanted to have an IRC client to seek advice from other Ubuntu users, so I went to synaptic manager and … well, first I installed ircii, but I saw no way to launch it, so then I installed Konversation, which has a gui interface and launch icon and places me right into an Ubuntu chat. I mentioned there about my interest in Avast for Linux-Ubuntu and someone gave me the above link that I need.

I went to the synaptic manager and found the CLAM antivirus scanner, and installed that.

I am sure my Wubi Ubuntu machine will be running that THOROUGH scan of the ENTIRE system for quite some time. But I want to try it out to the maximum before I put it on my Gateway.

I just now took a peek at the screen and it is paused because IT HAS FOUND A VIRUS, which it recommends moving to the CHEST for Quarantine,

Suela -1042 in host/pagefile.sys

which means it is scanning the windows portion of the hard drive, so I think I will ignore it, since that Windows portion gets scanned each day by Avira and also by MalwareBytes.

It is most curious that the file is flagged by the Linux version and not by the Windows version, so I will post this at the Avira forum and call it to their attention. I do believe that pagefile.sys is part of the Windows system and is always locked during scans!.

I never stopped to think that a COMPLETE system scan would include all the files in HOST, which is the Windows partition.

ANOTHER VIRUS WAS FOUND IN ROOT.DISK
WIN32:Qoologic-AH

I decided to leave it alone for now, because if it moves my ENTIRE ROOT.DISK, i think it will crash my wubi ubuntu, and it COULD be a false positive!

Also in Windows, pav.zip pav.sig!!!
Windows sys32 rzdicpya.dll

Also in Windows, Win32.adaware-Gen in system32/mhbo2.dll

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I got a surprise today when I logged on to my computer. There was a new update for to AVIRA Free Anti-Virus. Which since it was only a minor update it did not require a a full computer re-start. So far the new update is not available @ download.com..but when it is I’ll post it…

I’ll be doing a full review and report card just like I do for AVG…

Till My Next Post,

Remy “Se7en”

posted at Avira Antivir Support Forum today:

I just upgraded to 3 years of Premium Avira Suite (having done a 30 day eval. with Firewall, so no need for Online Armor) and everything is smooth).

But my old Compaq machine has Free Avira and Online Armor as well as MalwareBytes (free).

I do use Paltalk on this machine, and neither Avira nor MalwareBytes has ever caught anything. But Online Armor reported some very suspicious activity from Paltalk. I allowed Online Armor to block certain things, and I still had a fine long session in Paltalk Tuesday night. But ever since, Online Armour has been doing OAminidumps. I SUBMIT them via the minidump submit. When I go to DELETE, the machine hangs for a long time and then reboots. I booted in safe (F8) mode and the defragger said I needed to do chkdsk /f and that it could not be performed at the moment but would be performed at next reboot. When I rebooted, out of curiosity, I chose the Ubuntu boot, and it did a bit of fixing and then Ubuntu came up fine and stable. But each time I boot into Windows, I get the same Online Armor minidump crash. I am in safe mode right now on that machine after the chkdsk /f successfully ran. It is allowing me to do a defrag right now. As soon as that finishes, I think I shall delete Online Armor, with the assumption that the OAdump business will go away. I do wonder about the Paltalk issues, but I really enjoy Paltalk, and I know so many people around the world who use it, so it cannot be too malicious or destructive. I shall also post this at Online Armor’s forum, but I am curious to get the feedback from people here. Thanks for your great support!

Someone suggested at Avira that it would make more sense to tell Tall Emu, the makers of Online Armor, to which I reply:

[quote='Farger',index.php?page=Thread&postID=875210#post875210]HI WilliamBuell,

I think that more reasonable will be to ask Tallemu about this :S[/quote]

Of course I am going to tell Tallemu about this, but it IS a legitimate Avira issue with regard to the question of whether Paltalk is doing something questionable, and is escaping the attention of Avira AND malwarebytes.

The two strange things that happened with regard to Online Armor and Paltalk are that Paltalk when I first launched it, tried to access my drive directly, and Online Armor said this is a very suspicious activity. The other thing, which I blocked, had something to do with some key.dll. I didnt like the looks of it, so I blocked it, but Paltalk launched fine and I was in it for an hour. But after that, all this crash business started.

I was marveling to myself how a firewall can detect suspicious activity which an AV scanner might miss. So, this in itself is a valid issue to raise on the Avira forum, NAMELY, what can be said about those suspicious activities which only a Firewall can catch? There is one antivirus someone recommended to me which supposedly detects suspicious activity and can catch a virus or malware on DAY ZERO. I am perfectly happy with Avira Premium Suite on my wife’s computer, because I want everything integrated and straight foward, and the Avira fire wall is not “in your face” every other minute with questions.

A side note of interest: I find that I am able to access Paltalk on my Ubuntu machine via Firefox. Initially, I could not get audio or mic to work, but then Firefox installed an Adobe flash update, and suddenly it was working. So, I imagine I would be safe from Paltalk monkey business on an Ubuntu machine in a Firefox browser.

Avira AntiVir Updates tanggal 18 Nopember 2009

IVDF;  Version: 7.01.06.251;  Date: 18 Nov 2009;  Time: 17:47 (GMT+1)

Avira AntiVir Updates tanggal 17 Nopember 2009

IVDF;  Version: 7.01.06.246;  Date: 17 Nov 2009;  Time: 17:19 (GMT+1)