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BEGIN README.TXT-- PC Media Antivirus (PCMAV) --BEGIN README.TXT-- PC Media Antivirus (PCMAV) 9.9.1 Copyright (c) 2006-2014 Majalah PC Media Pinpoint Publications Group ************************************************************************ MEMANFAATKAN/MENGGUNAKAN PCMAV BERARTI ANDA MENGERTI DAN SETUJU DENGAN SELURUH KETENTUAN YANG ADA DI BAGIAN "KETENTUAN PENGGUNAAN (END-USER LICENSE)" YANG TERDAPAT PADA FILE README.TXT INI. PCMAV INI DIBUAT KHUSUS DAN DIPERSEMBAHKAN BAGI "PEMBACA SETIA" PC MEDIA DAN YANG KAMI CINTAI. MAKA DARI ITU, JIKA ANDA ADALAH PENGGUNA PEMULA DAN ATAU MERASA KESULITAN MEMAHAMI ISI README.TXT INI, BAIK SEBAGIAN MAUPUN SECARA KESELURUHAN, MAKA KAMI SANGAT MENYARANKAN ANDA UNTUK BERKONSULTASI TERLEBIH DULU DENGAN REKAN ANDA YANG LEBIH BERPENGALAMAN DALAM BERKOMPUTER. ATAU DEMI KENYAMANAN ANDA, MAKA KAMI SARANKAN UNTUK TIDAK MENGGUNAKAN PCMAV SAMA SEKALI. ************************************************************************ ------------------------------ ANTIVIRUS KEBANGGAAN INDONESIA ------------------------------ Tidak ada antivirus lain yang mampu mengatasi secara tuntas virus komputer, baik lokal maupun asing, yang banyak menyebar di Indonesia sebaik dan seaman PCMAV. Umumnya antivirus yang ada hanya mampu mengenali dan menghapus file yang dideteksi bervirus. PCMAV menyempurnakannya dengan tingkat akurasi pendeteksian yang lebih tinggi, sehingga lebih handal dalam mengembalikan file, dokumen dan sistem yang menjadi sasaran serangan virus hingga pulih 100%. Dengan PCMAV, Anda akan mendapatkan antivirus yang bukan hanya sekadar mendeteksi namun daya basminya yang tangguh mampu memburu 99.9% virus yang dikenal sampai ke "akar-akarnya", tanpa menimbulkan kerusakan pada file maupun sistem yang terinfeksi. Perpaduan keunikan fitur serta keakuratan dan kepedulian terhadap keselamatan sistem, file dan dokumen Anda, memberi kesempurnaan sebuah antivirus pada PCMAV. Di setiap edisi Majalah PC Media terbaru yang terbit tiap bulannya, kami senantiasa menyempurnakan PCMAV ini dengan kemampuan dan fitur baru demi menjadikan PCMAV sebagai antivirus yang sesuai kebutuhan Anda, pembaca setia Majalah PC Media. Dan menjadi kebanggaan Indonesia. ------------------------- APA YANG BARU?/CHANGE-LOG ------------------------- a. UPDATED! Ditambahkan database pengenal dan pembersih 116 virus lokal/ asing/varian baru yang dilaporkan menyebar di Indonesia. Total 7.888 virus beserta variannya. b. IMPROVED! Enemurasi data-data untuk proses scan pada memory dan registry. c. FIXED! False positive pada program yang di-packed menggunakan packer ASprotec sebagai FakeAV-WindowsVirtualProtector.B. d. IMPROVED! Perbaikan beberapa minor bug dan improvisasi kode internal untuk memastikan bahwa PCMAV tetap menjadi antivirus kebanggaan Indonesia. ---------------------------- FITUR & FAKTA UNGGULAN PCMAV --------------------------- Inilah keunggulan PCMAV yang membedakannya dengan antivirus sejenis: - ANTIVIRUS TERBAIK: Mengenali sekaligus mengatasi gangguan virus komputer, baik virus lokal maupun asing, yang banyak menyebar di Indonesia lebih banyak dari antivirus lainnya di dunia. - BERSIH TUNTAS: Dengan daya basmi PCMAV yang tangguh, virus yang membandel sekalipun dapat diburu sekaligus dibersihkan secara tuntas sampai ke "akar-akarnya" tanpa sisa. - PEMULIHAN SISTEM: Settingan registry dan file sistem penting Windows yang telah "rusak", baik oleh virus maupun akibat penggunaan antivirus lain yang kurang handal, mampu diperbaiki (repair) secara menyeluruh hingga pulih 100%. - PENYELAMATAN DOKUMEN: Folder maupun file dokumen penting Anda yang disembunyikan (hidden) maupun terinfeksi oleh virus dapat dipulihkan secara sempurna hingga 100% tanpa khawatir risiko kehilangan atau kerusakan pada file. - PENDETEKSIAN TERCEPAT: Dengan algoritma spesial yang terdapat dalam kode komponen inti pendeteksiannya dan dukungan teknologi multi- thread nan kompleks, meski memiliki database virus terbesar, PCMAV mampu menghasilkan performa yang begitu cepat dibanding antivirus lain yang pernah diproduksi di Indonesia. - RINGAN & HEMAT MEMORY: Dengan pengenalan database virus terbesar di Indonesia, PCMAV merupakan satu-satunya antivirus yang paling sedikit dalam pemakaian memory (rata-rata hanya 2 MB-an), sehingga mampu menghemat secara signifikan penggunaan sumber daya komputer dan tidak memberatkan sistem. - SANGAT AKURAT: Dengan formula khusus yang unik mampu menjadikan PCMAV sebagai salah satu antivirus terbaik di dunia dalam hal tingkat akurasi pendeteksian virus yang dikenal, sehingga kesalahan dalam penyelamatan file/dokumen dapat dihindari. - UPDATE OTOMATIS: Puluhan hingga ratusan virus baru ditemukan di Indonesia setiap bulannya. Secara otomatis, dengan online update secara reguler, PCMAV akan melindungi komputer Anda dari ancaman virus terbaru. - MENGENALI VIRUS BARU: Teknologi "GeneticHeuristic" yang unik secara efektif mampu mendeteksi virus baru yang belum dikenal, bahkan untuk virus script baru sekalipun, yang sering lolos oleh antivirus lain. - PEMERIKSAAN MENYELURUH: Teknologi multi-point scanning di PCMAV efektif dalam menghindari lolosnya virus yang mampu otomatis aktif baik sebagai kode injeksi, rootkit, process, services, sampai yang terjadwal sekalipun. - DUAL-CORE ANTIVIRUS ENGINE: Engine PCMAV dapat dikombinasikan dengan engine ClamAV terbaru untuk mendapatkan hasil pendeteksian dan perlindungan virus yang lebih banyak, bahkan hingga 1.000.000 virus/malware lebih. - MUDAH DIOPERASIKAN: Menu dan tampilan dari sebuah program antivirus kini begitu menyenangkan, mudah dioperasikan dan tidak ribet. - TANPA INSTALL: PCMAV bersifat portable, sehingga dapat dioperasikan secara langsung tanpa perlu meng-install-nya. - KEBANGGAAN INDONESIA: Antivirus produksi nasional pertama di Indonesia yang berkualitas dalam mengatasi secara tuntas berbagai jenis gangguan virus komputer yang membandel, dengan pengenalan virus terbanyak dan tingkat akurasi pendeteksian yang sangat tinggi. - AHLI TERPERCAYA: Dengan pengalaman sejak tahun 1992, pengembang antivirus di PC Media merupakan peneliti ahli di bidang virus komputer dan reverse code engineering, serta pembuat antivirus yang sungguh berpengalaman di Indonesia. Oleh karenanya, kami tahu benar bagaimana menghasilkan antivirus terpercaya dan terbaik sesuai kondisi pengguna komputer di Indonesia. - DUKUNGAN PC MEDIA: PCMAV didukung penuh oleh PC Media Group, kelompok penerbitan media komputer terbesar di Indonesia, yang menerbitkan majalah komputer bulanan PC Media dan majalah bulanan InfoLINUX. - GRATIS: Merupakan bonus ekstra bagi pelanggan setia majalah PC Media edisi terbaru yang terbit tiap bulan. --------------------------------------- KETENTUAN PENGGUNAAN (END-USER LICENSE) --------------------------------------- PC Media Antivirus (PCMAV) merupakan karya dan hak cipta serta bagian yang tak terpisahkan dari PC Media, majalah komputer bulanan yang diterbitkan oleh PT Dian Digital Media, sebuah kelompok penerbitan dari Pinpoint Publications. PCMAV tidak dinyatakan sebagai program yang bersifat public-domain (milik publik) maupun freeware (tanpa biaya), tetapi Anda bebas menggunakan dan menyebarluaskan program ini secara UTUH dan LENGKAP (termasuk file README.TXT ini) tanpa dikenakan biaya apapun sepanjang PCMAV tidak disertakan bersama materi yang melanggar hukum dan ketentuan program seperti yang akan dijelaskan pada bagian ini ditaati. PCMAV dan seluruh program antivirus buatan Majalah PC Media diizinkan untuk pemakaian tunggal oleh pemilik sah Majalah PC Media pada edisi yang menyertakannya, baik itu pemilik perorangan maupun sebuah badan hukum yang berada hanya di satu lokasi bangunan. Selain itu, program ini juga diizinkan untuk pemakaian di komputer pribadi/rumah, lembaga nirlaba/lembaga pendidikan yang dibiayai sepenuhnya oleh negara/ lembaga nirlaba. DILARANG KERAS MENGGUNAKAN DAN ATAU MEMANFAATKAN PCMAV VERSI INI OLEH SEBUAH INSTITUSI BISNIS ATAU BADAN/PERORANGAN YANG BERORIENTASI PROFIT DI DALAM SATU LOKASI BANGUNAN TANPA MEMILIKI SECARA SAH EDISI MAJALAH PC MEDIA YANG MEMUAT RILIS PCMAV YANG DIMAKSUD. DALAM HAL INI PENGGUNAAN TERBATAS PADA 10 (SEPULUH) KOMPUTER UNTUK TIAP 1 (SATU) MAJALAH PC MEDIA EDISI REGULER, DAN TERBATAS PADA 2 (DUA) KOMPUTER UNTUK TIAP 1 (SATU) MAJALAH PC MEDIA EDISI EKONOMIS. DILARANG KERAS MENYEDIAKAN LINK DOWNLOAD/FILE SHARING PCMAV VERSI INI DI INTERNET. PENGGUNAAN DAN ATAU PEMANFAATAN PCMAV INI TANPA IZIN UNTUK TUJUAN ATAUPUN KEPENTINGAN KOMERSIAL SAMA SEKALI TIDAK DIPERKENANKAN. Anda juga tidak diperkenankan melakukan segala tindakan, baik secara langsung maupun tidak langsung, yang dapat melanggar hak atas kekayaan intelektual, termasuk tapi tak terbatas pada apa yang dimaksud sebagai reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, atau memodifikasi PCMAV. Pihak Majalah PC Media telah mengeluarkan segala daya dan upaya serta mengujicobanya secara sungguh-sungguh agar PCMAV dapat memberikan hasil terbaik. Namun demikian, seperti lazimnya program komputer yang lain, Anda sangat menyadari dan memahami bahwa pihak PC Media memberikan PCMAV dan segala file yang terkait secara apa adanya, tanpa memberikan jaminan apapun bahwa program ini terbebas dari segala macam risiko teknis, dan kami tidak berkewajiban mengganti segala biaya yang mungkin dapat ditimbulkan oleh segala macam fungsi dari penggunaan program ini. Untuk itu, sangat disarankan mem-backup data penting Anda sebelum menggunakan program ini. Selama berasal dari CD/DVD resmi PC Media maka PCMAV dijamin bebas virus 100%. Walau begitu, akibat ketidakakuratan engine heuristic, beberapa antivirus lain mencurigai PCMAV sebagai virus (false alarm). Silahkan
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