Agnitum Spam Terrier 2.0

  • Size:

    1.38 MB

  • License:

    Freeware

  • OS:

    Windows, Wi

  • Price:

    $0.00

  • Date updated:

    17 Feb 2010

  • Downloads:

    188 (0 last week)

Publisher's description

"Free antispam for popular email applications."
Spam Terrier brings comprehensive antispam protection to users of varying computer skills. It comes free and doesn't stress even a low-end computer. Effortlessly integrating into popular email applications such as The Bat! and Vista-included Windows Mail, the program provides a wide array of filtering options, including self-learning Bayesian-based filter that can be trained to individual preferences. As you train the filter, it will improve spam detection as it learns new spam characteristics and adjusts to them. Other filtering criteria include senders' white- and blacklists, customized message content that will be analyzed when the mail arrives. On-demand spam scan allows for scanning of already received messages throughout any folder. These, plus a handful of other innovative features make Spam Terrier the ideal antispam solution. The program supports Windows 64-bit platforms, providing automated and hassle-free spam protection for new-age computing.

Requirements: 450 Mhz CPU (x-86/x-64/multi-core), 256 Mb RAM, 100 Mb free disk space.

What's new in this version: Overhauled database management and improved engine training as a result of: - time-based database separation; - faster and more granular processing; - database size balancing; - accelerated learning from the interface.

Antivirus information

Download3K has downloaded and tested Agnitum Spam Terrier on 18 Feb 2010 with some of Today's best antivirus engines and you can find below, for your convenience, the scan results:

  • Bitdefender:

    Clean

  • NOD 32:

    Clean

  • Avira:

    Clean

  • Kaspersky:

    Clean
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