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Intego: Intego releases Personal Antispam X5, the spam-killer for Mac; Personal Antispam X5 Provides the Best Spam Filtering for Mac OS X
[January 15, 2008]

Intego: Intego releases Personal Antispam X5, the spam-killer for Mac; Personal Antispam X5 Provides the Best Spam Filtering for Mac OS X


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RDATE:15012008

Austin, TX - Spam is the scourge of the Internet, and for some users as
much as 90% of their e-mail is unwanted. What was once a great tool for
working and keeping in touch has become a chore. To make e-mail useful
again, Intego releases Personal Antispam X5, the new generation of its
acclaimed spam filtering program for Mac. With several ways of weeding
out spam, Personal Antispam X5, which learns from the e-mail that each
user receives, keeps inboxes free of spam. Intego is presenting and
selling Personal Antispam X5 at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco,
from January 15-18, at booth S-2426 of the Moscone Center.

Personal Antispam X5 is an intelligent program for fighting spam and
phishing emails. Personal Antispam X5 learns from the e-mail users
receive, and regular monthly updates to the program help keep inboxes
as spam-free as possible.

In addition to keeping inboxes free of spam, Personal Antispam X5 helps
protect against two serious threats: phishing and viruses. Some viruses
circulate by e-mail as attachments, and Personal Antispam X5 detects
specific types of attachments and moves messages containing them to the
spam folder. As for phishing, e-mail scams intended to trick users into
logging into web sites and giving up their passwords, account numbers
or credit card numbers, Personal Antispam X5 detects and filters these
messages in several ways: by the words they contain, the links in
phishing messages, and specific types of layout.

"Spam has gotten out of hand, and every e-mail user sees this daily,"
said Laurent Marteau, CEO of Intego. "With Personal Antispam X5, it's
no longer a chore to check e-mail. The program helps Mac users work
more efficiently by filtering e-mail and keeping their inboxes free
from spam, scams and phishing e-mails."

Personal Antispam X5 is the most efficient antispam program for Mac.
Its key features include:

* Filters e-mail and weeds out spam, placing it in a Spam folder

* Filters spam with Bayesian analysis

* Filters spam by address, message content, layout and more

* Filters spam with a whitelist of users' contacts

* Filters spam by developing a blacklist of spammers' addresses

* Filters spam by top-level domain; users can exclude specific domains,
such

as .ru, .cn, .biz and more

* Filters messages with incorrect encoding and identifiers

* Filters phishing e-mails

* Filters attachments for common file names

* Trusts contacts in user's Address Book

* Trusts ISP's spam headers

* Learns from the spam users receive

* Learns from legitimate e-mails

* Does not slow down e-mail programs

* Regular updates help fight spam as new types appear

System Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.4 or higher (Tiger and Leopard).

Pricing and Availability:

Personal Antispam X5 is available now. For pricing and upgrade
information, see

www.intego.com.

About Intego

Intego develops and sells desktop Internet security and privacy
software for Macintosh.

Intego provides the widest range of software to protect users and their
Macs from the dangers of the Internet. Intego's multilingual software
and support repeatedly receives awards from Mac magazines, and protects
more than one million users in over 60 countries. Intego has
headquarters in the USA, Franceand Japan. For further information,
please visit www.intego.com.

As the dangers of the Internet grow, Intego is hard at work, developing
new software to protect users and their Macs from the latest security
and privacy threats.

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