Bot Revolt
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Bot Revolt, security you can see. Cyber security that works!
Key features of Bot Revolt are:
- Malware connection blocking – blocks and prevents malicious connections
- Real time protection – monitors internet connections all the time
- Prevents access to malware, sp.
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application type
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
Discontinued
The program was officially discontinued in March 2015.
Features
- Real-time protection
- Firewall
Tags
- two-way-firewall
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What is Bot Revolt?
Bot Revolt, security you can see. Cyber security that works!
Key features of Bot Revolt are:
- Malware connection blocking – blocks and prevents malicious connections
- Real time protection – monitors internet connections all the time
- Prevents access to malware, spyware, scam and spam attack sites
- Notifications – you’ll be notified when malicious connection is blocked
- Supports expansion of malicious IP lists from iblocklist.com
- System tray icon – minimizes to system tray so it’s not in the way
Bot Revolt information
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Bot RevoltLicensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
10 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
This is NOT a malware or antivirus application. It is a list based IP blocking software. It is a rebranded version of PeerBlock, a freeware program. Don't believe me? Install PeerBlock then try to install Bot Revolt. It says "Install has detected that Bot Revolt is currently running." In other words, already installed... as the FREE program PeerBlock.
And this is bad because...?
The company promotes it as a supplement to malware and antivirus. It isn't. At all. It blocks malicious websites, sure, but it does absolutely nothing to block a bot communicating with other bots on a botnet. That's borderline false advertising. Also, the public license for PeerBlock specifically says that any rebranding or program using PeerBlock must reference that it does. No where on the Bot Revolt website, or in the program, does it say that it does. Illegal usually equals bad... sometimes. Other than that, you don't think charging for a free program is unethically bad? Seriously?
How is this different than Peerblock?
I might consider getting the pro version