SpyShelter 10.7.2

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Release Date 9 March 2016

Overview:

In today’s modern, information based world, computers and other various mobile electronic devices are the backbone of the information hub. People can connect to each other anywhere in the world at any given time. Unfortunately, as useful as the internet is, it can be a very dangerous place. People’s lives can be destroyed by a hacker who gains access to personal data such as bank account information and social security numbers. In order to prevent identity theft, monetary loss, or even fraud from occurring; you must invest in protection for your system. SpyShelter Premium is here to safeguard you against hackers who use variety of methods to gain your personal information. Whether they try to insert a Trojan virus, hack your webcam, or listen in on your conversations, SpyShelter will protect you from all the threats of today’s digital world.

The significant change featured in version 10.6.8 is a complete removal of Skins in SpyShelter.

Skins were present in SpyShelter since it’s early days. Over the years, SpyShelter received a great number of new features and upgrades, and they all required adjusting the graphic user interface for each skin. This created a lot of problems, very time consuming problems. Our studies have shown that most of SpyShelter users prefer the default skin, therefore we decided to focus on developing SpyShelter in one universal User Interface. SpyShelter Default skin was always the standard one, and the recent interface changes made other skins obscure. 

In the end, SpyShelter is a security application. It has to get it’s job done, therefore we want to focus all of our resources on upgrading core features our software.
 
New version of SpyShelter brings support for Windows 10 build 14279, and it also allows to specify 64 bit paths for manually added components.
 
On 64 bit systems it is now possible to specify system32 paths by choosing “sysnative” shortcut when manually creating a rule. The sysnative folder is visible in the file selection window, just like below:



Windows 8.x and 10 users should no longer experience issues while launching applications using the ‘Run as restricted’ option in context menu.
 
SpyShelter 10.7.2 Changelog (9/Mar/2016):

– It’s possible now to specify 64bit path while adding components
– Added support for Windows 10 Insider build 14279
– Fixed problem with shell context menu and “Run as Restricted” feature on Windows 8.x/10

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SpyShelter 10.7.3 (23/Mar/2016):

– Improved compatibility with VirtualBox under Windows 8.x and 10
– Added new option to show notifications for encrypted keys
– Added support for Windows 10 Redstone Insider build 14291
– Improved “Run as restricted” feature
– GUI fixes
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