Bunifu sniper antivirus
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Bunifu sniper Anti-virus is a product of Bunifu Technologies Kenya. All rights reserved. Registered trademarks and service marks are the property of the respective owners.
This is the first Kenyan and African developed working Anti-virus .It has been designed and developed by some of our most skilled and experienced programmers and engineers in the industry. Our Anti-virus comes with the following unique features.
- Wireless and LAN scanner.
- Document & File repair and restore
- Folder Repair and restore
- File and folder unlock.
- Wireless and LAN threat sensor.
- Batch safe-mode repair script generator
- Linux repair script generator
- Pro-active real-time file system surveillance and monitoring for threats
- Internet and firewall security
- Automated removable media scan.
- Bunifu anti-piracy Licensing module for piracy protection.
A minimum:
- Speed of 1 Ghz
- 512 MB of RAM
- 300 MB of free memory in Drive C
- A CD/ DVD Drive is required
- Supported operating systems
- Microsoft XP
- Microsoft windows 7 (*32/ *64)
- Microsoft windows 8 (*32/ *64)
The release of our home edition will be sometime in late August 2013. Stay tuned to this website for updates. You can also stay posted with our face book page “Bunifu Sniper Anti-virus” or our twitter handle “@BunifuSniper”
Progressive Version Skins
Sniper Antivirus version 1.0
Sniper Antivirus version 2.0
Sniper Antivirus version 3.0
Sniper Antivirus version 4.0http://bunifu.co.ke/bunifu/?page_id=2550
looks like a rogue lol
not to say most of the scam mails comes from Africa, and we all knows that theuy employ strong sorcerors and shamans
not to say most of the scam mails comes from Africa, and we all knows that theuy employ strong sorcerors and shamans
- Aug 23, 2013
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Interesting. But unless it's compatible with other antiviruses I can't see myself making room for it, choosing it over well-known programs.
- Oct 15, 2013
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Sounds like a strong amount of stereotyping with this post.looks like a rogue lol
not to say most of the scam mails comes from Africa, and we all knows that theuy employ strong sorcerors and shamans
yes and no.
for the scam, i saved one friend that almost lost 2000$ from one brilliantly made from a nigerian supposed-to-be ex-minister ; for the shaman/sorceror it is not so stereotypes but true facts, since it is in most African cultures they are leaders (now for some of us like me i do not believe their magical powers)
but i think every people that wandered online get acrossed those scams or shamans want-to-exorcise-you-of-your-unluckiness
thanks
for the scam, i saved one friend that almost lost 2000$ from one brilliantly made from a nigerian supposed-to-be ex-minister ; for the shaman/sorceror it is not so stereotypes but true facts, since it is in most African cultures they are leaders (now for some of us like me i do not believe their magical powers)
but i think every people that wandered online get acrossed those scams or shamans want-to-exorcise-you-of-your-unluckiness
thanks
- Oct 23, 2012
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Hmmmm...Im going to 2nd Umbra's thoughts.Maybe it's just me but after the first 2 GUI screenshots,Im not putting it on my machines.
Seems like the graphic designer got better with each new skin.Not that that has anything to do with the program itself but it does foster a bit of skepticism on the program.
Not really much to their website but who knows it might be "one of the World's best Anti-Virus".I will take a pass though.
Seems like the graphic designer got better with each new skin.Not that that has anything to do with the program itself but it does foster a bit of skepticism on the program.
Not really much to their website but who knows it might be "one of the World's best Anti-Virus".I will take a pass though.
- Jun 5, 2013
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About the looks... you've got to remember that it's a different culture. It's the same with some Asian graphical user interfaces that seem childish to many westerners, but are normal there. My first impression is this is legit, but of course I could be wrong.
Littlebits
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- May 3, 2011
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I don't see any download links on their site, it looks like their products are school experimental projects not for real use.
Thanks.
Thanks.
- Apr 13, 2013
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The product as noted has not been released as yet. but apparently is imminent. The issue is that they submitted a PR note to local (Kenyan) media about the product...
which in turn was picked up by media outside the country...
which in turn was picked up by news consolidators...
which in turn led to discussions on Security Boards...
which in turn resulted in this Post.
It isn't a scam at all, but will no doubt be trash (not that I prejudge or am overly critical, of course).
which in turn was picked up by media outside the country...
which in turn was picked up by news consolidators...
which in turn led to discussions on Security Boards...
which in turn resulted in this Post.
It isn't a scam at all, but will no doubt be trash (not that I prejudge or am overly critical, of course).
- Oct 23, 2012
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After reading this http://bunifu.co.ke/bunifu/?p=1 I was done
their Blog link http://bunifu.co.ke/bunifu/?page_id=1479
their Blog link http://bunifu.co.ke/bunifu/?page_id=1479
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