What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    I want use faronics anti executable :) I have a licence but is it dead? I cant find it anywhere
     
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  3. jmonge

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    You're welcome :)
     
  5. 1chaoticadult

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    You are back!! Wow glad to see you buddy.
     
  6. jmonge

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    Thank you my friend.i was in hospital 6 months very sick but I am back home
     
  7. 1chaoticadult

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    I'm just glad to see you on here and doing better.
     
  8. jmonge

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    Thank you like I said before this is my 2nd home.i have to catch up
     
  9. jmonge

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    I am running webroot beta and I have to buy hitmanpro alert
     
  10. Krusty

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    G'day @jmonge ,

    Welcome back. I'm glad to see / hear(?) you're feeling better.
    Join the club. ;)

    I can't remember the last license I was given for beta testing HMP.A but it was over two or more years ago. Since Erik Loman has left I wouldn't hold my breath for one now either.
     
  11. jmonge

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    I will ask for a beta licence
     
  12. jmonge

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    What antivirus engines does hitmanpro alert use for scanning?sophos?
     
  13. Krusty

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    Asked many times and answered here.

    #8313
     
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    And finally:
    https://www.hitmanpro.com/en-us/hmp.aspx
     
  16. jmonge

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    Nice thanks
     
  17. Buddel

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    New setup: Emsisoft Anti-Malware and Windows Firewall Control (BiniSoft). Well, it's not really new. I used this setup many years ago. I'm currently using an EAM trial version to see how it works these days; I like it so far.
    I still use OS Armor, Macrium and AdGuard for Windows (no changes here) alongside my new security setup. No problems so far.
     
  18. digmor crusher

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    Nice, I was thinking of using OSA as my secondary when I reverted back to EAM. Went with MBAE but didn't last long, now my secondary is SimpleWindowsHardening.
     
  19. Sampei Nihira

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    Windows XP Home
    Windows Firewall
    1°- Quad9 DNS 2°- Clean Browsing DNS
    PsExec
    DEP Always ON
    Trick POSReady 2009 + KB4500331
    Black Viper's List
    No NET Installed
    SMB Protocol Disabled
    MBAE Premium
    OSArmor
    WMP off
    OE off
    I.E.8 No Flash + Trick 1803 - Block the downloadable executable files + Disable script (F12 - on/off) + OSA Rule block

    New Moon (Pale Moon fork for XP) - Custom Setting About:Config
    Home page = DuckDuckGO - Custom settings saved via URL no cookies
    Default Search Engine = DuckDuckGO

    uBO Legacy
    NoScript
    Decentraleyes
    No Resource URI Leak
    Super Start

    Changelog since the last configuration:

    • Added some custom rules in OSA for Mimikatz Dump Lsass.exe mitigation.
    • Added "sc" command rule block in OSA.
    • Added rule to block execution of I.E.8 in OSA.
    • Added rule to block msbuild.exe in OSA and the same rule on the Registry Key.
    • Added Clean Browsing DNS.
    • Added CCleaner v.5.64.7577.
    • Mitigations for CVE-2020-0674.
    • Mitigations for CVE-2020-0938 and CVE-2020-1020.
    • Added SumatraPDF v.3.3.
    • 1° DNS - Switched Quad9 DNS
    • Switched PopMan with POP Peeper email notifier.
    • Added World's Most Abused TLDs on My filters (UBO)
     
  20. digmor crusher

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    Sampei. Firstly, why are you using XP?

    Secondly, I have no idea what 1/2 of your configuration means. Sorry.

    Seems like a lot of work to protect an very outdated operating system.
     
  21. Crystal_Lake_Camper

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    win 10 x64 20H2 , debloated with script
    hardened with Hardconfigurated ( recommended settings )'
    chrome and brave both hardened with flagg tweaks
    sytemwide backup : Eazyfix
    partition backup : Eazeus Todo Home
    Realtime : Norton 360
    Adblocker : Adguard Desktop
     
  22. monkeylove

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    I need quick tests using the free version of NovaBench, and found Windows Defender the same as Bitdefender Free and now Kaspersky Security Cloud Free; Avast and AVG Free were the fastest, and had good ratings at AV Comparatives and others. Because I kept experiencing problems with logins and website settings not saved in Firefox with KSC, with a few more issues (like notifications of removal drive scans and popups advising me to upgrade or install additional software), I decided to choose from Avast and AVG Free. The latter did not have the equivalent of a blue dot in the icon, and for now no popups.
     
  23. Sampei Nihira

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    I still use XP because my pc where W.XP is installed is still alive and there is no reason not to use it.
    It is not much work to protect the OS, if you see the back pages of this thread my configuration is pretty much the same, there are only small improvements.

    I read in the previous post that you were thinking of using OSA, well even the latest version of this software can be installed in W.XP.:thumb:
    The browser I use has code changes on a weekly basis,
    in the list below those made yesterday:


    Just to name two examples.;):)
    Using XP still today, with my security setup, is perfectly safe as using W.10.:thumb:
    And finally, like all of you, I also use a PC with Windows 10, I'll insert an image
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    Immagine.jpg
     
  24. Minimalist

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    Backup: Macrium Reflect
    Updates: SUMo, Windows updates, HP Support Assistant
    AM: Kaspersky Internet Security
    Content Blocker: uBlock Origin with Firefox

    Few other on demand tools.
     
  25. Buddel

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    Good point. He has put a lot of work into securing an operating system that has long been dead. Is it really worth flogging a dead horse?
     
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