Another layer of security to consider--and it's free. I've been using it for several weeks and it installed seamlessly into my XP SP2 box. LINK Solarian

Hi Solarian; seems quite interesting. It works fine alongside SpywareBlaster too? It sounds like they share similar functions. Take care, and enjoy your weekend. Winter is coming; it's gettin' colder here in New England.... ~Tommyo

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If it does what they claim and they follow through with the information gathered then s#&t hot. It seems to run OK so far. Maybe Justin should put it in amongst the useful security tools??? The more using it the merrier. I wonder if the ISP's will get right into it? Dog's Security Ideas D4

Tommyo: Would have replied sooner; didn't get back until late last night. 8-) To answer your question: Yes, it works fine with SpywareBlaster and other utilities. I've experienced no conflicts. PrevX Home seems to work at a deeper (kernel) level of the PC. It does, however, have a fairly large footprint, almost 6.5MBs. But I'll give the space for better security. Besides, 90% of the HDD (Maxtor 40GB) on my main box is free. Solarian