Malware.AI Browser Security

With all the data theft attempts and malware infections lurking at every corner, the Internet is a dangerous place. That is why it is highly recommended you use a reliable web browser with robust security features and the major players in this field surely comply.

But there is never too much when it comes to fighting against malware and wanting to prevent and avoid infections altogether during browsing sessions. Having that in mind, the developers of Malware.AI Browser Security created an extension that adds an extra layer of protection to Mozilla Firefox.

What Malware.AI Browser Security does is protect you against potentially dangerous links to documents, while blocking malicious inline documents or downloading dangerous content. The add-on is easily installed and as usually happens, a new icon is displayed in the toolbar of Firefox, right next to the address bar.

While turned on, Malware.AI Browser Security runs actively in the background, monitoring the pages and documents you access for potentially dangerous content by checking it against the Malware.AI database, a malware detection technology that relies on artificial intelligence and neural networks to create graphical representations of files and identify malicious content using image recognition mechanisms.

Documents and links are scanned before viewing or accessing them. Files up to 16MB in size are scanned before downloading them from the Internet. Suspicious content is automatically blocked by default, but you can also skip scans or manually block or unblock downloads and inline documents.

Clicking on the extension’s icon you open a small popup window that comprises information about the number of blocked items today and in all the browser’s history.

Relying on an AI-based detection system, Malware.AI Browser Security provides simple means of protecting your PC against malware, working in conjunction with the permanent, standalone antivirus tool you might have installed on your PC. This add-on allows you to rest assured that the files you are accessing and the links you are opening are safe.