Mx One is an anti-virus designed to protect removable storage devices like USB memory stick (also known as pendrives), iPod ™, mp3, mp4, memories M2, SD, microSD, among many more devices. MX One is also 'installable' on regular PC.

+ Protection against: Viruses, Trojans, worms, and so on.
+ Compatible with any resident antivirus such as: Nod32, Kaspersky, Bitdefender. AVG, Norton, Panda, etc.
+ Real-time Protection

System "Check and Block": neutralizes all viruses that attempt to infect your device while connected to a infected PC,even unknown viruses

"Guardian" module protects your PC from viruses even unknown USB devices that connect.

+ Only 1Mb of space required
+ Completely free.

Mx One: http://www.mxone.net/en/

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Mx One is freeware and can be used freely for noncommercial personal purposes. You can not use it for any company or business corporation. You are free to redistribute it in original form. You may not decompile, disassemble or reverse engineer this product. You can not change or alter in any way Mx One.

What's new in this version 3.8

• Now support for hard drives and internal exterenos.
• Start faster.
• Improved speed for low-income teams.(=slower devices)
• Changes in the graphical interface.
• Disinfection and elimination in system memory with the new system (Stop and Destroy)
• Now the module Guardian has more coverage on the devices.
• New folder exemptions "Portables" where they can have all the confidence of portable programs.
• Optimizations to the scanning engine custom.
• It is now easier to differentiate the guardian of the USB module.
• Automatic update of the module guardian.
• It is no longer necessary to insert a device to run the module guardian.
• Menu module Guardian - real time and with new options.

Link to Signatures/Definitions Update information:
http://www.mxone.net/blog/

Download updates for manual installation go here and click on 'click aqui' :
http://ldcmx.info/descargar.php?des=mxoneupdate

From the blog:
Release announcement: Mx One Antivirus 4.0 for the 14th February 2009.

There are dozens of improvements and corrections, for all our users.

On the day February 14, well that day because MxOne is at 2 year anniversary.

http://www.mxone.net/en/

Mx One 4.0 has been re-scheduled
This is a rough translation of the details:

MxOne 4.0 is just about ready - This is a major upgrade:
.. this is just a matter of combining everything in order to make everything easier one mx 4.0 will be distributed through an archive. "Exe" this is the only unzip and then run the wizard again (with new I mean that Change the interfacea bit and now it is more informative for less advanced users).

We also need to prepare the server for a great demand that will "not want to die in the attempt by this time it will support 2 mirrors for updates and the server will be prepared to update us as one of the USB 4.0, but this is very important to users with the module in the version 3.8.0.2 guardian or later will have to install / update again, this is done with the same installer module 4.0 mx one keeper but we will be more advisable to ... Perform the uninstall of one mx 3.8.0.2 or later to avoid possible problems .

• Version 3.8.0.2 or later cease to be supported from the start of version 4.0.
• Mx One 4.0 will come only with the same language..translators for more languages needed!
• Enterrpise Edition has very low cost so that companies will help support
  ..in the case a small company or institution cannot pay...contact MxOne .
• Mx One Antivirus 4.0 Enterprise Edition will be free for public institutions of any country for public schools and private schools only have to pay if they want with a 50% discount off the normal cost.
• Mx One Antivirus 4.0 Enterprise Edition has exactly the same as the normal version, the only difference is that it can be updated from an INTRANET via the server of the company or organization through an update server that is mounted internally.

Hopefully, the 4.0 final comes soon!

Mx One version 4.0 is released
http://gladiator-antivirus.com/forum/index...mp;#entry228153