What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. Crystal_Lake_Camper

    Crystal_Lake_Camper Registered Member

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    upgraded to the latest beta version of VoodooShield Pro V 3.19 , rest is still the same :)
     
  2. Krusty

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    Me thinks less is more lately. Less conflict too.

    Norton Security + HitmanPro.Alert = :thumb:
     
  3. Amanda

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    I gave up on EMET and Windows 10, it's terrible for my use. I can't even install Origin and play games.
     
  4. The Dragonfly

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    I call this setup guarding the guards, or complete overkill.

    Comodo Firewall
    Proactive mode
    HIPS in safe mode
    Firewall frequency set to Medium, Filter IPv6 enable, Filter loopback traffic enabled, Do Protocol Analysis enabled.
    Sandbox set to manual

    G Data Anti-Virus
    Both engines enabled
    Behavior Blocker enabled
    Web Protection enabled
    Email check enabled
    BankGuard enabled
    Keylogger protection disabled, HMP3 is better.

    HitmanPro.Alert
    Also assisted by hardware.

    Voodoo Shield Free
    Always on

    On-demand
    Hitman Pro
    Zemana AntiMalware Free
    Malwarebytes free

    Firefox Browser
    No Script
    Ublock Origin
    LastPass
    With other privacy add-ons.

    If I have to browse shady sites, Ice Dragon with No Script and Ublock Origin is launched in Comodo Sandbox.
     
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  5. Solarlynx

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    Did you try to add Malwarebytes Antiexploit? I believe it won't add to overkill.

    I see no reason to use Comodo HIPS and Voodoo Shield together. What does VS add over Comodo HIPS?

    Do you have Comodo Web protection on?
     
  6. The Dragonfly

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    It is simply plain curiosity and learning a product hands on. My original setup just with Comodo, G Data, and HMP3 is more than enough. Especially with Comodo auto sandbox disabled. The HIPS feature is definitely more responsive and alert, even in Safe Mode. So in truth VS would just add another layer of protection with some overlapping. I can't give a straight answer on what advantages VS might offer over Comodo HIPS. I only know VS by its positive reputation and just playing around it.

    However I will say this. With Comodo sandbox enable VS will indeed have the advantage over HIPS. Since the sandbox greatly reduces the HIPS strength.
     
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  7. boredog

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    roger_m
    "ByteFence is a rebrand of Reason Core Security with a different UI. Once my trial runs out in a few days, I'll still be able to use it to scan for malware, but won't be able to remove anything."

    Why not just run the free version on Reason Core Security? The bottom two are not included in the free version is all.

    Real-time Protection
    Finally, an instant, lightweight malware detection solution


    Automated Scanning
    Keep your PC automatically threat-free!

    https://www.reasoncoresecurity.com/download-free.aspx

    Towards bottom of page.

    Standard Protection comes with a free 30 day trial of Complete Protection.
    Once the trial expires it will automatically convert to the free version.

    Which means you can still do manual scans after 30 days.
     
  8. boredog

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    I am a new user to Reason Core Security and when I did my first scan it came up with 5 PUPS. I thought pretty good since I run a lot of other security programs.
    There is an option where you can expand detail of what it found and click learn more. When I do that it brings with it web page showing tons of info on that file.
    In this example it found Heard protect and Spybot portable installs this DLL.
    Check it out: Page down to installers.

    https://www.reasoncoresecurity.com/...9bf-fb21-44c8-af65-5a6fb4fc69d3&v=1.1.2.0&p=1
     
  9. roger_m

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    Actually I may do that. I do prefer the UI of ByteFence though.
     
  10. guest

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    Reduced the amount of security softs on my main machine i used to use; mostly because i don't really need them or i'm done toying with them at the moment. :

    Removed: Webroot SA, Shadow Defender, Appguard, SEP firewall.

    Kept: Sandboxie, ReHIPS, HMPA and Adguard
     
  11. Sampei Nihira

    Sampei Nihira Registered Member

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    XP Home SP3
    Trick POSReady 2009
    Windows Firewall
    PsExec
    Black Viper's List
    Google DNS primary - Open DNS secondary
    MBAE Premium

    Firefox - uBlock Origin + Noscript + Toggle Referer

    Added Adobe Primetime Content Decryption Module Pluging

    No Java Installed
    No Flash I.E.8
    No Silverlight Installed
    No NET Installed

    Added Slimjet Browser Portable (Chromium Based ver 50.0.2661.75)
     
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  12. trjam

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    Norton Security
     
  13. Grumlo

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    You don't use Appguard any more ? Do You think that Rehips is better than Appguard ?
     
  14. guest

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    i have some issues with Appguard , it may not be able to guard apps located on non-system partition. However with ReHIPS i don't get any issue that i can't solve (via tinkering it) and when set on Lockdown mode, it seems as good as Appguard, not even mentioning its sandboxing capacity. If the improvements we asked are implemented , i may not even need Appguard and Sandboxie.
     
  15. Grumlo

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    Thanks guest.
    Rehips is staying very interesting.
     
  16. guest

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    indeed , it may surely not be the best but it does what i was looking for a long time.
     
  17. Grumlo

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    guest does rehips need any config ?
     
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  19. xnevermore

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    i want to try rehips but it saying there is no download
    also want to replace my current setup i would like something easy and does nto need configuration to put on my relatives computer which is not tech savy.

    current configuration i use in my own is

    Real time protection
    Bitdefender total security

    On Demand Scanners
    CCleaner
    HitmanPro alert
    Malwarebytes
    Zemana scanner
     
  20. guest

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    because it is on closed-beta only , and you must register in their forum and request to be beta-tester.

    so dont look at ReHIPS yet.
     
  21. ald4r1s

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    I am currently happy with MBAM and SpyShelter Firewall. It's been years actually.
     
  22. xnevermore

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    @guest so the programs your using its not for non tech savy persons you reckon? any suggestion they are old already and cant deal with this things. just recently at work a colleague was hit by a ransomware called ceber and crypted all his important files and asking for payment for decryption avg failed him
     
  23. xnevermore

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    @ald4r1s how is spyshelter compared to comodo firewall
     
  24. faircot

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    It would be even better if there were a number of walk-throughs of its features, not to mention a decent help file (I know it's still a beta, so there's time yet). As it is, it's very user unfriendly and it's not at all clear even exactly what the prog does. The development team needs to enlist a wider pool of testers and get feedback before release. Otherwise, it'll end up like AppGuard, good but not very friendly or intuitive.
     
  25. xnevermore

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    im currently using spyware shelter premium so far i tested it with comodo test leak out of 340 it got 330 passed test even defeating bitdefender total security and hitman pro alert they got both 210 passed result will be using spyware shelter now to my protection now im thinking if spyware shelter and bitdefender total security can run together without problem because what i understand spyware shelter is concentrating on antikeylog and malware and then my bitdefender can protect me from viruses
     
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