• Properties:

• System Process: No
• Background Process: Yes
• Application Process:Yes
• Common Path:
  [% C:\ Program Files %]
• Uses Network:Yes
• Uses Internet:Yes

Description:

The process armor2net.exe is an executable process file related to the application Armor Firewall. The process file armor2net.exe supports the program Armor Firewall. Basically, the process armor2net.exe launches the application Armor Firewall and supports it in blocking malicious threats acquired over the Internet. The program armor2net.exe automatically operates when an Internet connection is detected, though this program can also be manually operated if its task is required. The process armor2net.exe provides a system tray icon when running the program. The armor2net.exe performs as a personal firewall application that stops and blocks hackers, data thieves, and also protects the computer from Internet-borne threats.

Armorwall is an Internet security solution that keeps the users personal data and privacy secured from Internet hackers and data thieves. The application ArmorWall has features included such as Spyware killer and Ad Blocking for a faster, safer Internet experience. This firewall software provides easy, affordable, and complete protection.

The ArmorWall Firewall software technology also monitors outgoing traffic. This is an essential feature, because malicious code spreads by accessing the Internet and pushing copies of itself to other PCs. Outbound protection can stay even brand-new Trojan horses and spyware from doing their damaging work. The ultimate protection is stealth control, so that only those applications that the user trusts are permitted to access the Internet, other than that, the user is invisible to outside hackers.

ArmorWall is an application that combines personal firewall with Easy Program Control to protect the computers system from intrusions, hostile attacks, and annoying pop-ups. ArmorWall's Firewall protects PC with immediate and complete port blocking.

Armorwall firewall software monitors all incoming network traffic and allows in only the connections those are known and trusted. Port 80 is open so that the user can browse web pages; port 1863 allows you to engage in instant messaging with friends; port 443 gives access to safe web pages used by online merchants to encrypt purchases.

With this application, users are allowed to manually grant or restrict access to each of the 65,535 ports available under the Internet Protocol. Each time a user adds a new program that requires Internet access, the user would need to determine which port(s) it uses, and reconfigure their computer accordingly.

Recommendations:

This is a safe process. There is no necessity to remove this process from your system or change it in any way.