Pre-emptive browser & eCommerce security software that reduces web & email based threats, and justifies confidence in online shopping and internet banking. DrawBridge checks browser security whenever Windows is booted and announces unsafe settings -giving browser control back to the user. Windows is not the problem. The assumption that you can safely allow persons unknown to execute instructions, code, or "scripts" on your computer IS the problem. For several years now, FieldCraft has been warning people about the danger of letting complete strangers run code (scripts) on their computers and the inherent security flaws in the internet's client-side scripting paradigm. To our knowledge, FieldCraft was the only company in the world to anticipate self loading worms and virii before they appeared and as a result, we never suffered the consequences suffered by those who did not hear our warning. Recently, fraudsters have discovered how to exploit the internet's client-side scripting paradigm to steal from bank accounts by tricking people into supplying account and password information or installing spyware without the user's knowledge or consent. There is only one way to stop the onslaught. It is up to you to secure your system against all client-side scripting except from trusted sites such as your bank or escrow provider. Firewall, virus scanner, and the seemingly endless stream of sketchy and incomplete browser patches are insufficient security, and have done nothing to prevent the theft of billions of dollars from bank and escrow accounts all over the world. DrawBridge, on the other hand, HAS been highly successful in preventing browser hijacking - allowing the URL box to expose a fraudulent site for what it is. Only by combining prudent use of Drawbridge with other security measures such as firewall, virus scanner, and Internet Explorer security patches can you hope to avoid becoming a victim of the internet's next crime wave.
VERSION HISTORY
- Version 2007 posted on 2007-07-04
Improved Site Privilege Management & Help
Program Details
- Category: Security & Privacy > Access Control
- Publisher: FieldCraft
- License: Free Trial
- Price: $100.00
- Version: 2007
- Platform: windows
EULA
FieldCraft General End User License Agreement Article I: Title, Definitions, & Jurisdiction This software is not sold but is licensed conditionally upon the articles of this End User License Agreement, to which the term, 'EULA', refers. The term, 'shareware', refers to the free trial versions; whereas the term, 'buyware', refers to all other FieldCraft software used under a purchased or especially awarded license. Notwithstanding local law, the jurisdiction of this EULA is the state or province where FieldCraft is registered. We can be contacted through http://fieldcraft.eu - "FieldCraft" is the business name registered as BN03903096 in South Australia on the thirtieth day of May, in the year 2001 A.D. FieldCraft refers not only to itself but also to its Proprietor and/or registered owner. Article II: Fair Use You may use buyware licensed to you on up to two of your own computers after you have made a single backup of the setup archive. Any non-profit use of superceded buyware is defined as academic for the purposes of fair use. While you are encouraged to distribute unaltered shareware as you see fit, buyware must not be distributed, shared, lent, hired, or copied; other than your obligation under this EULA to store a single backup of the buyware download on a CD, DVD, SSD, or any other location owned by you other than your computer. Article III: Warranty & Rewards If this product does not work in accordance with its documentation, you agree to inform FieldCraft so that the problem may be fixed. If you report a new fault you will be rewarded with an upgrade or buyware license free of charge. Article IV: Copyright Copyright of this software is owned by FieldCraft and is protected by international treaties and federal law. Persons breaching or attempting to subvert the copyright of this software also leave themselves liable to the significant penalties available under common law.