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Firewall CyberGuard
Version: 1.0.1
Free
★★★★★
★★★★★
Monitor who connects to your network.
Firewall CyberGuard overview
Firewall Guard protects your Mac by watching over who connects to your network and monitoring for any suspicious activity.
Continuous Network Connection monitoring – Firewall CyberGuard will constantly scan your network and notify you when a device is connecting to it. So if a hacker tries to connect, you’ll know.
Network Attack Protection – Firewall CyberGuard also shields your Mac from man-in-the-middle (MitM) hacking. One of the most popular hacking techniques today is the Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) attack, where the attacker is able to intercept, modify, and even stop your network traffic. This can lead to them stealing your bank account information, social security number, credit card information, spreading adware to your computer, or worse. ARP Spoofing is a way for them to carry out these MITM attacks.
Easy interface and hassle-free setup
What's new in version 1.0.1
Firewall Guard protects your Mac by watching over who connects to your network and monitoring for any suspicious activity. Continuous Network Connection monitoring - Firewall CyberGuard will constantl
Firewall Guard protects your Mac by watching over who connects to your network and monitoring for any suspicious activity.
Continuous Network Connection monitoring - Firewall CyberGuard will constantly scan your network and notify you when a device is connecting to it. So if a hacker tries to connect, you'll know.
Network Attack Protection - Firewall CyberGuard also shields your Mac from man-in-the-middle (MitM) hacking. One of the most popular hacking techniques today is the Man-In-The-Middle (MITM) attack, where the attacker is able to intercept, modify, and even stop your network traffic. This can lead to them stealing your bank account information, social security number, credit card information, spreading adware to your computer, or worse. ARP Spoofing is a way for them to carry out these MITM attacks.