What is your security setup these days?

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by dja2k, Dec 15, 2005.

  1. icr

    icr Registered Member

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    I had the other way around my system got corrupted while using CTM. So for now I am using VM;)
     
  2. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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    Running Power User
    - GPO lots of IE8/TCPIP hardening, restricting remote access, enabling CD burning for interactive user, disabled autorun
    - Basic user for office, internet facing aps, service aps (7=zip, flash, foxit, java. etc)
    - Deny Execute C:\Documents & Settings, Temp & Recycle dirs and Data partitions (also through ACL for basic user)
    - ACL deny execute on executables downloaded by browsers and mail programs (applicable on explorer)

    WinXp firewall (behind router)

    Wehntrust Buffer Overflow protection (windows directory excluded plus other security aps)

    Avast 5 Free with
    a) file shield check on
    - write executable to disk
    - open (office) documents
    - execute scripts
    - attach USB stick (check all)
    b) behavioral shield

    Trusteer Rapport protecting browsers
    - protect browser process itself = allways
    - block unauthorised modules (DLL's) = allways

    Browsers
    a) Using IE8 for banking:
    - settings can't be changed by user or malware (added, clickjacking/zone elevation/cache protection/etc)
    - disabled download executables internet explorer
    - NextGenAntiKeylogger
    b) Using Chrome for daily browsing
    - running incognito
    - extentions: adsweep, SiteAdvisor for Chrome
    - content: disabled third party cookies, all cookies from Google (also 'unchromed' Chrome ID), disablled gears and default plugin
    - sandbox: tabs and plug ins (--safe-plugins switch)

    On demand
    - Hitman Pro
    - MBAM
     
  3. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

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    I'll try that one :D
     
  4. LoneWolf

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    Look'n'Stop 2.07
    PE Guard 1.2
    Sandboxie 3.45.18
    Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325

    On-Demand
    Gmer
    DrWeb CureIt
    Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
     
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  5. pabrate

    pabrate Registered Member

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    Comodo Internet Security Complete.
     
  6. Noob

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    Gonna try the new G-DATA 2011 :p on VM of course ;)
     
  7. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

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    Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (Freeware secured, NO AV setup)
    Limited User Account / Access Control List / Data Execution Prevention / Software Restriction Policy / NAT Router Firewall /

    REALTIME:
    • Windows XP Firewall (decent inbound firewall)
    • WehnTrust (Free) (ASLR / Buffer Overflow Protection)
    • Peerblock (IP Blocker for all ports except HTTP/HTTPS)
    • K9 Web Protection (block web advertisements, phishing sites, malware urls)
    • Prevx SafeOnline (antikeylogging/antiphishing/cookie stealing protection/block browser process modification, MITM detection)
    • Looking for a free System Virtualization software

    Browser:
    • Internet Explorer 8 (Local Intranet: High / Privacy Setting: Med-High / SmartScreen Filter: ON / Popup Blocker: ON)
    • Google Chrome (--safe-plugins, block 3rd party cookies, disabled GEARS and Google Updater plugin, DO NOT ALLOW SITES TO TRACK LOCATION.)

    Macrium Reflect Free for disk image backup
     
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  8. mortl

    mortl Registered Member

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    konata check ur messages pleaseee :eek:
     
  9. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    i am currently testing OA free FireWall;) it looks fast/light:D
     
  10. timestand

    timestand Former Poster

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    What? You test that at least twice and say same thing. Stop spam.
     
  11. Greg S

    Greg S Registered Member

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    Lol, OK
     
  12. icr

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    Using Kaspersky internet security 2011 running fast and is light on resources;)
     
  13. jmonge

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    timestand go to kitchen and make some tea to relax buddy we are here to learn each day;) i am trying to get the best set up as posible:D again i am not spamming nothing well i guez because this is another version of OA last time i tried the ++ version which i didnt like it at all:thumbd: got it know:D
     
  14. jmonge

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    PE Guard v2 rules;) :thumb: i just tested againts a rootkit(new) and it alert me on it and just apply denny and took care of bussines where OA and Mamutu just gave me an alert:) after i run the rootkit(trojan) it tries to install more stuff and mamutu was silent about it after like 2 to 5 seconds PEG2 gave me the alerts of the dll and unknown files that tries to install invisible then hit denny and all was just fine;) PEG2 rocks:thumb:
     
  15. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

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    Have you tested it against rogues and against latest TDSS rootkits?
     
  16. mrpink

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    Hello Kees,can you explain that please?
     
  17. mrpink

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    And also this if you don't mind.
    Sorry, new here, i couldn't add it to the same post
     
  18. Konata Izumi

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    If you install Chrome using Google Pack... Google Chrome's directory would be placed in C:\Program Files, so it will by default be protect by Software Restriction Policy (SRP) if enabled.

    Then create a shortcut on your start menu to launch chrome with safe plugin switch

    Shortcut target:
    Code:
    "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --safe-plugins
    --safe-plugin is like a sandbox... I guess :)
     
  19. PJC

    PJC Very Frequent Poster

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    Rollback Rx

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    with ABP & WOT
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    KeyScrampler Professional
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    Trusteer Rapport
     
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  20. Kees1958

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    MrPink Konata was so friendly to answer your questions :thumb:

    --safe-plugins switch also sandboxes the plugins

    I also disable Google Gears (since I do not synchronise between off-line webpages) and the default plugin (this one is needed for installing third party plug-ins).

    Regards Kees
     
  21. jmonge

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    against rogues that also introduce rootkits invisibly:)
     
  22. mortl

    mortl Registered Member

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    Desktop PC Setup:
    Outpost Firewall Pro
    WehnTrust
    Peerblock
    K9 Web Protection

    What does everyone think ? Am i secure enough ??
     
  23. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

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    tell us something more about how you setup your OS.
    Are you running under Limited User Account?
    Software Restriction Policy enabled?
     
  24. Sadeghi85

    Sadeghi85 Registered Member

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    Added PE Guard. it's really great! :D found the first bug :argh: will contact the author...

    My current setup: PE Guard + OA + Hitman pro :thumb:
     
  25. mortl

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    How does LUA work and Software Restriction Policy?
     
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