Security that you use and its purpose - DISCUSSIONS

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Blackspear, Jan 21, 2005.

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  1. Blackspear

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  2. Dave2

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    How do you define minium, tight security?

    I rather you list your apps according to the type of threats they handle.
     
  3. wings

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Good list, but

    a) you shouldn't post programs that are (still) buggy (prevx for example)
    b) post outdated stuff (that host file for example; last update took place in 2003!)
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=62495
    post from which wings made the snide comments

     
  5. nadirah

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Analogx's script defender seems like a good program to protect against malicious scripts.
     
  6. no13

    no13 Retired Major Resident Nutcase

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    some small suggestions

    - http://accs-net.com/hosts/get_hosts.html
    too old, yes?

    - Any way to merge host files, removing duplicate entries?


    -I see point #13 in medium security [irony.... my blood has tonnes of ferrum, no?]
    AIRoboform http://www.roboform.com/
    stores passwords in a 1024 bit file [I'm not sure of this]
    What it does:
    • AutoSave passwords in browser. [multiple browser support]
    • AutoFill passwords to login form.
    • Clicks Login button for you.
    • Fills personal info into online forms.
    • Saves offline passwords & notes.
    Generates Secure Random Passwords.
    • Encrypt passwords and personal data using 3-DES.

    • All personal info is stored on your computer only.
    • Take RoboForm with you on USB disk for ultimate portability. and ultimate safety
    • Sync your passwords and notes to Palm or Pocket PC.
    • Backup & Restore, Print your passwords.
    More info: http://www.roboform.com/ai.html

    -
    I recommend the Open source freeware PopTray which has A LOT of plugins and definitely a better UI
    http://www.poptray.org/
    http://forum.poptray.org
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Great stuff for those of us who are not well educated in computers.

    I notice that Wormguard is for worms, obviously, but I had assumed that AV and AT programs also detected and eliminated worms.
    Must not be so??

    Jerry
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Also Ad-Aware "To further protect you, Ad-Aware SE Personal Edition also has the capability to scan and list Alternate Data Streams (ADS) in NTFS enabled volumes."

    Mike
     

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    BlackSpear .
    May I add RegDefend to the tight security ? Awsome . Protects the registry WITHOUT polling
     
  12. Blackspear

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    I have RegDefend installed now, and have removed Prevx, Spybot S&D Resident and MJ's Registry Watcher, though for me to reccomend to do so will be a while, as I'm to new to RegDefend.

    Cheers :D
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    hmm.. any freeware alternate to this?
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Indeed it is No13, they now have their official forum right here at Wilders ;) :D

    Cheers :D
     
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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    heck...
    you beat me to the edit AGAIN BS...
    damn! [thank god Buck ain't here...!]
     
  16. Blackspear

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    You are better off not editing out a major change to your post, as quiite often the posts after it consequently make no sense ;) :D

    And LOL, yeah BB would have been quick off the mark and given you a ribbing ;) :D

    Cheers :D
     
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    ~lurking~
     
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    Is Blackspear playing again, like a bad smell, reminds me a bit of Cochise's horse :D
     
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    no13 Retired Major Resident Nutcase

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    I absolutely LOVE that kind of chaos!
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  21. Blackspear

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    LMAO, but others don't, especially newbie’s to the forum ;) :D

    :D :D :D
     
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    ~um~ ;)
     
  23. Pollmaster

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    I would remove Registry watcher but not PrevX. I have already tweaked PrevX to stop monitoring registry and startups, but it's monitoring of file areas is still valuable.
     
  24. hollywoodpc

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    Hi Pollmaster .

    I have done the same . Prevx is invaluable at what it does . I was hoping , before a better understanding , that RegDefend would take it's place . Nope . But I am very happy with Prevx . Still needed with Prevx . Take care
     
  25. Blackspear

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    Re: Security that you use and its purpose

    Thanks for that, I'll look at doing the same.

    Cheers :D
     
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