Free 1 year subscription to VoodooShield – Next Generation Whitelist Security Software

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - July 9, 2013 - PRLog -- Traditional blacklist antivirus software relies on a massive blacklist database of known viruses and malware in order to protect computers from infection.  All new virus and malware must be identified before the blacklist can be updated, which is a never ending process.  With an exceptionally high number of new viruses being created daily, it is extremely difficult for traditional antivirus software to remain updated with all of the latest threats, leaving computers vulnerable to virus and malware attacks.

VoodooSoft, LLC has developed a proprietary whitelist method that utilizes the exact opposite approach of traditional blacklist antivirus.  Instead of updating and maintaining a massive black list, VoodooShield simply creates a much smaller and efficient white list, and blocks viruses that are not on the white list.  The white list is automatically created through VoodooShield’s proprietary, patent-pending snapshot method.  In its default setting, VoodooShield automatically toggles to a special training mode when the computer is not potentially exposed to viruses, so it can learn what programs to allow when the computer is potentially exposed to viruses.  When a web browser or email software is launched, VoodooShield automatically toggles to ON Mode and blocks all executable code that is not on the whitelist, since the computer is then potentially exposed to viruses.

Since VoodooShield's patent-pending approach is quite different than anything else on the market, new users are encouraged to review the "How it Works" documentation after installation.  Users are most intrigued by VoodooShield toggling from ON to OFF, and soon realize that VoodooShield is an extremely user friendly yet powerful computer lock.  VoodooShield also differs from traditional antivirus software in that it is extremely lightweight and uses minimal system resources. Running VoodooShield on a computer also has the beneficial side effect of keeping the computer clean of unwanted software that adversely affects the computer’s performance.

A user can have the best of both worlds by using a quality lightweight traditional blacklist antivirus software product in conjunction with VoodooShield, since all major traditional antivirus software is compatible with VoodooShield.   The traditional antivirus software would be used to remove existing malware from the computer, while VoodooShield would protect the computer from newly created viruses.

VirusTotal was integrated into VoodooShield as a new tool that VoodooShield users can access to receive a second opinion on an unknown or questionable file.  If a user is tempted to open a file that VoodooShield has blocked, the file can be automatically uploaded to VirusTotal for analysis with 40+ of the top blacklist antivirus solutions.

VoodooShield for Mac OSX has been in development for the last 6 months, and is scheduled for release fourth quarter 2013.  VoodooShield for mobile devices and tablets is expected to be available in 2014.

The first 100,000 customers who would like to take advantage of the free 1 year VoodooShield subscription promotion that ends July 31, 2013, can visit the following link to sign up.

https://voodooshield.com/freeoffer/