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Who's There? 2.2

Track and combat access attempts against your firewall.


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DESCRIPTION

Who's There?... View, understand and react to access attempts detected by your firewall...

Provides advice and helps you take action to combat access attempts
Enhances the DoorStop X Firewall, Tiger's built-in firewall and others
Available standalone or as part of the integrated DoorStop X Security Suite.

WHAT'S NEW

Version 2.2:

Information and advice about Leopard’s many new networking features.
Integrated with our security blog, isfym.com and Top 10 list. Helps you keep up to date with the latest security issues.
Integrated with new version of our book, “Internet Security for Your Macintosh: A Guide for the Rest of Us.” Includes major new sections on Leopard services.

REQUIREMENTS

Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
DoorStop X Firewall, Norton Personal Firewall, or any firewall that uses Mac OS X's built-in firewall capability.

RELATED LINKS

Who's There 1.1.2 (for Mac OS 9.x users)

SCREENSHOT

Developer:	Open Door Networks, Inc.
Downloads:	10,459
- Version d/l:	1,241
Utilities:	Security
License:	Demo
Date:	04 Nov 2007
Platform:	PPC/Intel
Price:	$29.00

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Who's There? User Reviews (3 posts)

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	Jul 22 2005	ANONYMOUS Not responding when launched... pizza wheel of death... Force quite... moving on... (Version 1.5)		0
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	Mar 31 2003	ANONYMOUS Wow... the speed for reading the log files has increased a lot. (Version 1.3.2)		0
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	Jan 15 2002	TITANIC Excellent program. I've been using this for about a year and a half. First with Doorstop, now with Norton. Extremely useful. It's called "Who's There?"...not "Who Is There?". (Version 1.1.1)		0
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