The Virus Chest is an isolated place to safely store threats so that they cannot harm your computer. The files in the Chest cannot run or be accessed by any program or process. Jan 12, 2018 Avast Security (for Mac) delivers effective malware protection along with unusual bonus features. Phishing protection only works well in Chrome and Firefox, but this free utility is.
For each file in the Chest you can do the following: • Delete - Permanently remove the file from your computer. • Restore - Return the file to its original location.
• Submit to virus lab - Especially useful for false positive detections. Please update virus definitions and rescan the file before you send it to the virus lab. Include the name and version of the file or program, and the reason you believe that the file is not a threat.
• Properties - View more information about the file and add a comment. More about the Virus Chest: Learn more about protects your computer.
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Avast For Mac
Avast Free Antivirus for Mac is Avast's answer to concerns about how to browse safely. The application is packaged with a brand-new, easy-to-understand graphical user interface, with access to all features available at single click. The application's onscreen tools are well-organized, and its live graphics enhance the feeling of safety -- you can see that the antivirus software doesn't sleep and is always working to protect you from any viruses circulating on the Web. Avast's free software provides three shields to protect your computer: a file system shield, an e-mail shield, and a Web shield. With all three representing a door to your computer, Avast does a great job of watching these entrances. However, this comes at a cost, and we don't mean money: as soon as you launch the app, you'll notice a slight drop in your computer's performance, which is due to Avast being at work scanning your entire computer for infected files. Secondly, it affects your browser's performance, as it also scans the pages you attempt to navigate to for viruses through the extensions it installs in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome browsers.