<p>idcloak has released an article detailing Bart PE Windows 7 live US and the protective capabilities of this technology.</p><p>Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) September 28, 2013</p><p>idcloak publishes a new article describing the safeguarding potential of BartPE's Windows 7 live USB technology, which creates a virtual space for online access without exposing the user's hard-drive to malware's incendiary presence. The BartPE Live USB is portable and can work on any device by creating a temporary operating system for running certain programs such as Firefox. In this way, malware cannot infiltrate the user's computer throughout a single browsing session. This article is the third part in a series entitled, "What is Malware Most Afraid Of?"</p><p>idcloak web researcher, Connor Mills, detailed the benefits of using this freeware technology and the disparity between the opinions of Microsoft and BartPE developers concerning its legality , "Live USBs make it possible for a user to plug or insert hardware into their device and browse the internet in a space which renders computer viruses and malware ineffective.</p><p><a href="http://www.virtual-strategy.com/2013/09/28/bartpe-windows-7-live-usb-could-serve-revolutionize-anti-virus-technology">Keep reading...</a></p>