What is your security setup these days?

[jmonge]

againts Rootkits is very weak i saw a video in youtube for rouges it is also weak but for viruses is very strong

[Kernelwars]

Originally Posted by jmonge

againts Rootkits is very weak i saw a video in youtube for rouges it is also weak but for viruses is very strong

lol... in todays world u will get more rogues and rootkits dont u think? malwares intended to make money not annoyance anymore

[jmonge]

did any body tried blue point security latetly?how is blue point security?

[jmonge]

yes very true

[jmonge]

i was considering using some thing like prevx if they continued to make it and also or just use comodo antivirus with D+ and winpatrol plus and with mbam pro if it doesnt fry my computers no problem very solid protection
even blue point security

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by Kernelwars

Its really nice. I think I can deal with its marking my black hawk down game as a malware..but after whitelisting it everything is fine.. I think if you can identify between real and fake alarm this is the best security.. I am happy with it and will definitely renew when need to be

Yea it has done that with one app on my laptop but thats about it. Other than that it runs pretty good

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

did any body tried blue point security latetly?how is blue point security?

From what I've seen in tests, its doing as well as EAM my favorite app

[AlexC]

Avast Free and Sandboxie.
Hitman Pro, MBAM free, SAS free.
Windows 7 firewall, UAC and backup and restore center.
Others: Ccleaner, Advanced System Care free, Puran Defrag.

Added Sandboxie to Avast free (they run great together), and added Google Chrome as main browser.

[J_L]

Shared Network:
Actiontec Modem with SPI Firewall
DyDNS Free (Ads and Pop-ups, Conficker Worm, Phishing, Spyware)

Real-time Protection:
AVG Anti-Virus Free (w/o E-mail Scanner) [UAC Protected]
Comodo Internet Security Premium (w/o Antivirus) [Password Protected]
WinPatrol Free Cloud Edition

System (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit):
Enabled DEP, SEHOP, Default-Deny SRP, Silent UAC
Disabled Windows Firewall, System Restore, Internet Explorer, Autorun/Autoplay
Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit
Spybot - Search & Destroy (Immunize)

Firefox 3.6.12:
Adblock Plus (Malware Domains subscription)
LastPass
WOT - Safe Browsing Tool
SandBoxie Free (+ DropRights & Internet Access Restrictions)

On-demand Scanning:
Avira Free (w/o Guard)
BugBopper
Dr.Web LiveCD
Emsisoft Free Emergency Kit
ESET Online Scanner (Smart Installer)
Hitman Pro
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
Norton Power Eraser
SUPERAntiSpyware Free
Trend Micro HouseCall

Analyzers:
http://camas.comodo.com/
Sysinternals Autoruns
http://www.urlvoid.com/
VirusTotalUploader

Updates:
Freeware Files RSS
KC Softwares SUMo

Backup:
Paragon Backup & Recovery Home Special Edition


Ubuntu Lucid Netbook:
Chromium --safe-plugins, AdThwart, LastPass, WOT
Regularly updated. Sudo only, no root

[zerotox]

Uninstalled NIS 2011 and went back to Avira Premium 10. Much lighter and trouble-free despite many other users' experiences I've read in Avira forum.

[Noob]

Giving Outpost a try

[jmonge]

NooBy are you using keyscrambler free ?

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by Noob

Giving Outpost a try

Oh no Noob lmao

[jmonge]

i am planing to run GeSWall Free
http://gentlesecurity.com/
i think it's good for xp's systems and now they will work on 64 bits

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

i am planing to run GeSWall Free
http://gentlesecurity.com/
i think it's good for xp's systems and now they will work on 64 bits

I don't see 64-bit yet J but coming soon I see

[jmonge]

that is exactly what i mean

[jmonge]

a good combo for me will be GesWall Free and PrevX and WinPatrol Plus
what do you thing
i think that with the free version of geswall one can always add program to the protected list i guez

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

that is exactly what i mean

Yea I'm probably going to test it when it becomes available as I never got a chance to use because I've been using 64-bit since Vista.

Originally Posted by jmonge

a good combo for me will be GesWall Free and PrevX and WinPatrol Plus
what do you thing
i think that with the free version of geswall one can always add program to the protected list i guez

That seems fine J. It will be light and no bacon frying so its all good

[jmonge]

man last time i tested Vipre premium this was really hot it feels like a sauna here in the living room man because it's a laptop my skin,my leg i meant smells like Barbaque it got me confuse that i was congratulating my wife for such a good smell but(was she cooking?) man it was my leg burning LoL

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

man last time i tested Vipre premium this was really hot it feels like a sauna here in the living room man because it's a laptop my skin,my leg i meant smells like Barbaque it got me confuse that i was congratulating my wife for such a good smell but(was she cooking?) man it was my leg burning LoL

LOL J that is bad. You don't need burnt skin hanging off you my friend At least you know what software to stay away from hehe..

[jmonge]

what else can i say LoL
by the way i am running prevx and winpatrol and blue point security in this laptop and it is fast and no burning legs as now

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

what else can i say LoL
by the way i am running prevx and winpatrol and blue point security in this laptop and it is fast and no burning legs as now

Thats a nice combo there.

[jmonge]

i am currently testing with some malware samples i have and prevx is always the want that catches them,i have heuristic in high

[jmonge]

thanks

[1chaoticadult]

Originally Posted by jmonge

i am currently testing with some malware samples i have and prevx is always the want that catches them,i have heuristic in high

Hehe J. Good to hear tho.