In a nutshell...

• identifies all network devices or interfaces (NICs) in your PC including the dial-up connection.
  
• allows you to lock and unlock any NIC to prevent or permit traffic.
  
• measures and displays upload and download traffic rates. Optionally, plays a sound with the volume level tracking the traffic rate.
  
• safeguards all your IDs, passwords, addresses and credit card info with strong encryption.
  
• automates the login process at your favorite web sites and provides checks against potential pharming attacks.
  
• automates the form filling process on web pages for billing/shipping addresses and credit card info.
  
• supports personalized routes; a route is a sequence of web sites that you wish to visit and specific actions to take on each site.
• works with its Pocket PC version, pInetlock. The password file can be synchronized and remote operations are possible via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
  
• provides convenient shortcuts for Printing and Saving web pages within Internet Explorer without the popup dialog box.
  
• supports highlighting selected text in web pages, creating a link to another file, and saving to a local file for later viewing. You can even jump from one highlight to the next via a keyboard shortcut.
  
• allows you to encrypt and decrypt files for maximum protection.
  
• allows you to shred selected files before permanent deletion. Their contents are rendered totally indecipherable by performing multiple passes of over-writes.


• and finally, it's completely portable!  Once registered, it can be copied to a removable USB storage device. You can then take it with you and run it on any Windows 2000 or XP machine.
  
  

You're "always on"
These days more and more of us are connecting to the Internet using the so-called "Always On" connections. This is usually done via your cable or DSL modem. While your PC is powered on and running, it is true that you are connected to the vast world of the Internet on a continuing basis. Unfortunately there is a major downside to this always-on connection. It can become a security problem since any malicious, or perhaps not so malicious, user can attempt to enter your PC in order to just snoop around or worse steal or corrupt your private files or information.

Internet shopping is convenient, full of choices and fast. Many web sites require membership and you must maintain many sets of user IDs and passwords. But you do not want to and should not scatter your private information (e.g., address, phone number, credit card info, etc.) all over the Internet! You should maintain and retain control over your confidential data in one physical location, and that's your own PC and nowhere else. Thieves can't steal your identity if it's not available.

Help is here
i-netLock+ was designed with ease of use and simplicity as its primary goals. When you are not using the Internet, you want to ensure absolute security with the greatest ease. There are no filters to set or parameters to specify. You either lock or unlock your door to the Internet. That's it! When it's locked, no data can travel either into or out of your machine. All Internet-related software including your Web Browser and firewall products will fail in their attempts to communicate with the Internet. This is exactly what you should do (that is, lock your door!) if you are not actively surfing the 'Net. And unlock it only when you need to have access to the Internet and of course, you'll be able to use your Browser again to go surfing.

When you are surfing the net, you want to quickly log into web sites without having to remember and enter your ID and passwords. When you have to fill out a shopping form, you certainly don't want to enter your address over and over again. The same goes for your credit card information.
i-netLock+ can streamline all these activities by automatically logging you in or filling out forms. And as you'll see, there's much more to i-netLock+ than just lock and unlock. It's truly a multi-function Internet utility that you'll grow to love to use.

Browser support
i-netLock+ works best with IE6 and the latest Release Candidate of IE7. There is limited support for other browsers such as FireFox and Mozilla.