Which is your first HIPS ?

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  1. blacknight

    blacknight Registered Member

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    Jmonge post suggested to me this other question. :)

    My first HIPS was SSM. Sigh. :(
     
  2. Fuzzfas

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    Process Guard Free!

    Although it didn't last long before the author went AWOL. ( i think it was in v.3 when i first used it). It was great for a beginner, to enter the mentality of HIPS, because the free version was doing limited things, so it was very comprehensible and it was a very good first approach.

    Today i run it again, in memory of the old days. :'(
     
  3. noone_particular

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    My first HIPS was SSM 1.94, back when Max was developing it and most of the others didn't exist. Neither did the term HIPS. I've tried/used every version since, free and paid. In one form or another, SSM has been on all of my systems for about 5 years now. IMO, it's still one of the best and I will continue to use it.
     
  4. Antarctica

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    Process Guard.
     
  5. Creer

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    Defense+ in CFP.
     
  6. GES/POR

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    Can't remember the order, SafenSec - OA - DSA - PX - CH
     
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  7. tomazyk

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    My first was Processguard 3.150.
     
  8. _kronos_

    _kronos_ Registered Member

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    The first was Spybot TeaTimer...after SpywareTerminator, Comodo 2.4 (Application Behaviour Settings), Comodo3 with D+, EQSecure...
    In the last year I tried also SSM Pro, Comodo's beta and ProSecurity (new RTD), that I'm using right now...

    Regards
     
  9. chris2busy

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    I am not so sure about which was my first one..either arovax shield or PG free.
     
  10. dw2108

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    WinCleaner AS. It can be set to lock it all down. Still use it. Their AV was -- well words cannot describe that sort of crapola.

    Dave
     
  11. Dark Star 72

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    Online Armor v1, that was when it was called a behavior blocker and before it had a firewall, it became v2 then.
    Got so many pop-ups to start off with I wondered what had hit me (or the computer) :D
     
  12. firzen771

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    eqsecure, forgot which version.
     
  13. O.Alexander

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    Defensewall,
    My first and only HIPS.
     
  14. Baldrick

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    Process Guard Free, then purchased the full version and then used that until DCS went west...which was a shame as it was an excellent & ground breaking piece of software.

    :cool:
     
  15. elapsed

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    Never used HIPS and never will.
     
  16. PROROOTECT

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    The First will be the LAST.

    See my signature, please. With pleasure ...

    PROROOTECT here
     
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    BrowserSentinel. Been using it for about 4 years now. Although it's a poller, it's the one app out of all the (very) many I've used in the last four years that has always stayed on my pc. Sadly(for me), it's no longer updated. I just love the amount of coverage it has and how easy it is to use. I've used HIPS that provide better protection, but none that I feel more comfortable using than BrowserSentinel.

    muf
     
  18. jmonge

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    mine was neovaguard and appdefend:D
     
  19. simmikie

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    Process Guard 3.1.50. i thought it was good voodoo.


    Mike
     
  20. LoneWolf

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    Process Guard
     
  21. jmonge

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    ProcessGuard still rock solid ;)
     
  22. suliman

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    Processguard for me too
     
  23. fcukdat

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    ProcessGuard 3.4 free my first and only installed HIBS outside of software testing.

    Since it performs 100% solid on what i use it for then i have never felt the need to upgrade or change to another brand todate:cool:
     
  24. Murderlove

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    My first HIPS was Comodo.
     
  25. EASTER

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    Fortunately and forever thankful my first HIPS was System Safety Monitor

    It introduced a new and more advanced & unique (at the time) method that operated on the premise of "BEFORE THE FACT" rather then "AFTER" and proved that a Windows O/S user could safely and confidently transition completely away from depending solely on AV's and their limitations as well as often their system instabilities. I wrestled like many others with one AV to another before finally settling on AVG6 only to still suffer a system infection.

    SSM ended all that in one fell swoop and i never looked back. HIPS :thumb:
     
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