Version history ESET NOD32 Antivirus (30 Day Trial)

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Changes from v4.0.437 -> v4.0.468

• Fixed: External driver injection in ESET SysRescue on Microsoft Windows 7 RC fails when this option is selected in the advanced mode of ESET SysRescue wizard
• Fixed: Error sending a file via "Send to" in the right-click menu. The problem only occurs in combination of Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Outlook 2003 when the Microsoft Outlook process is not running.
• Fixed: Mozilla Thunderbird with IMAP account freezes when a virus-laden message is received
• Improved: Compatibility with server operating systems
• Improved: HTTP scanning compatibility
• Other minor fixes and improvements

Changes from v4.0.314 -> v4.0.417

• Fixed several issues in firewall module:
• Detection for Conficker added
• Fixed detection of TCP stream
• Fixed detection of binary rules in ipv6
• Fixed BSOD on Vista caused by entering mapped drives
• Removed potencial deadlock during Windows log on process
• Fixed detection for DNS cache poisoning attack
• Fixes and changes in ICMP filtering
• Fixed scanning of ARP
• Fixed issue with disconnecting of routers and data transfer cards from internet
• fixed: protocol filtering (correct displaying on list of certificates)
• fixed: Settings of scanning size (GB) within archive is displaying correctly

Changes from v3.0.621 -> v3.0.642

• Fixed problem with EAV installation to machine with older version of CheckPoint
• Fixed few firewall - related problems
• fixed issue with false positive reports of attacks
• fixed issue with network browsing
• fixed issue with spurious firewall rule creation
• Fixed issue with Web Access Protection module in Windows Vista
• Fixed few issues in Microsoft Outlook Express and Windows Mail
• fixed issue with disappearing user account information
• fixed issue being unable to send receipts/delivery reports
• fixed filtering/highlighting messages not functioning
• Other small fixes

Changes from v2.7 -> v3.0.563

• Enhanced proactive scanning technology
• Improved ‘in memory’ cleaning of threats

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