oss + mbam ?

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by makios, Dec 28, 2008.

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  1. makios

    makios Registered Member

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    Hi,
    Would Outpost Security Suite with Malwarebytes' Antimalware for realtime protection be enough?
    Makios
     
  2. Jaki

    Jaki Guest

    Yes. Add sandboxie into the mix and what you will have is what I call windows peace of mind. :D


    Peace.
     
  3. TechOutsider

    TechOutsider Registered Member

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    And various online scanners. I recommend making a Panda ActiveScan account.
     
  4. virtumonde

    virtumonde Registered Member

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    So will outpost security suite alone.If you know what HIPS is warning you in case something was not detected by malware scanner,one more realtime scanner like MBAM is not useful.
    On demand yes it probably is.
     
  5. Max Zorin

    Max Zorin Former Poster

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    Personally, I would say no.

    Not sure what technology / engine Outpost uses, but there are loads of great AVs out there such as KAV, Norton, Avira etc - why take a risk on Outpost?

    If you are using a WiFi connection and a NAT router, just use Windows Firewall. If using Vista, the firewall is very good - and if you want a bit of manual control over it just use this http://www.sphinx-soft.com/Vista/index.html - its free and is just adds a GUI.

    I would not use MBAM as a paid piece of software - best just to use it as a free malware removal tool if - in the unlikley event yout AV cant help you - MBAM is okay for removing a small range of things like the fake AVs that some people get stuck with.

    If you want a seperate AM scanner, try A Squared - as it is also a full AV as well and has HIPS built in.

    MZ
     
  6. makios

    makios Registered Member

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    Thanks for the replies,

    :) Very different opinions :)

    I decided to give it a try though, OSS en MBAM realtime. Running it for a view days now: very low resources, no disturbing popups. Seems to run fine.
     
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