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- Network Content Processor
- Network Content Processor is a Layered Service Provider (LSP) based engine compatible with Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003. Network Content Processor:
- Transparently extracts network traffic directly from TCP stack of Windows machine
- Automatically hooks required target protocol and operate with the data transferred in both direction using HTTP and/or POP3. Multiple protocols and multiple simultaneous connections are supported.
- On-the-fly collects pieces of the network data (parts of an e-mail or a web page) into solid content.
- Passes the gathered content to any remote or local external (pre installed) processor. Local processor could be called with native API, COM or with a separate command launch. Remote processor could be called with DCOM, XML SOAP, CORBA or another protocol.
- Waits and receives a respond from the processor with modified or substituted content.
- Splits the received content into separate pieces and transparently injects it back into network traffic
- Guarantees all client applications compatibility as all the processing is made transparently and directly in the TCP stack.
At present, the technology is used for: - Network Content Antivirus
- Content security processing for web and e-mail
- On-the-fly language translation for web and e-mail
- Creating network content index
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Vista Firewall Control