What is your security setup these days?

Nope I didn't experience any conflicts

@nomarjr3: I am really liking Twister. But I only use it as a 2nd opinion, sort of like a HIPS + Antivirus

 

Realtime:

Avast!
Threatfire
PCTools Firewall Plus


On demand:

Superantispyware
Malwarebytes antimalware

 

Prevx Edge
PC Tools FW
Appguard

 

just trying new set up

Twister antivirus
malware defender
winpatrol plus

 

Yay for the Twistee's

 

Wxpsp3 firewall, Avira Premium 9.

 

Updated \ Revised List April 7, 2009

Vista Home Premium SP1 (UAC OFF \ WD OFF)

Network
Two Linksys Routers (DD-WRT Firmware) in WDS Mode
WEP 128-Bit Encryption & Wireless MAC Filtering Enabled
SPI Firewall Enabled

Resident
Online Armor AV+ 3.5.0.6 RC 2 (Paid)*
Sandboxie 3.35.29 Beta (Paid)*
Avira Antivir Personal v9

On-Demand
Shadow Defender 1.1.0.278 (Paid)
Active@ Disk Image 3.2.6 (Paid)*
VMWare Workstation 6.51 (Various Operating Systems)
SUPERAntispyware Pro 4.26.1000 (Paid)

Other
Spybot Search & Destroy (Immunized)
Spyware Blaster (Immunized)
Vista Services Optimizer (Manual Tuneup)
Ultimate Windows Tweaker (Customized)
KeyScrambler Personal

dja2k

 

You're running two real-time AVs?

 

Guys from Keyscrambler were so nice to fix an issue, so now,

Home shared desktop XP Pro: SP3 (with SRP restrictions for shared P2P directory)

Router with buildin SPI FW/external harddisk for image (Paragon)/data (Syncback)

GesWall Pro with network and Outlook Express folders confidential, Chrome tightly isolated

Avira with check on write only, heurstics high, smart file extensions

Arrovax shield (only IE hijacks/extensions, host, Startup folder warning)

Using IE8 for on-line banking and shopping with keyscrambler free and browser defender free

Using Chrome for daily browsing (with Chrome's internal sandboxed rendering engine and Chrome only allowed write access to D:\Downloads, all other file plus registry access is redirected by GW = virtualised like SBIE))


Laptop (TF with my custom rules + DW out of the box) + gaming PC (Norton UAC, Avira) same unchanged setup

 

After I infected myself with the "through they eyes of a keylogger" which Avira missed, I decided that I needed a second safety net after all , so at the moment trying out this combo

Home shared desktop XP Pro: SP3 (with SRP restrictions for shared P2P directory)
- Router with build-in SPI FW/external harddisk for image (Paragon)/data (Syncback)
- GesWall Pro with network and Outlook Express folders confidential, Chrome tightly isolated
- DriveSentry with check on C drive only for files and registry (pitty you can only add registry entries in HKU/HKLM Software hive)
- Avira free with check at writes only
- Using IE8 for on-line banking and shopping with keyscrambler free and browser defender free
- Using Chrome for daily browsing (with Chrome's internal sandboxed rendering engine and Chrome only allowed write access to D:\Downloads, all other file plus registry access is redirected by GW = virtualised like SBIE))


Laptop (TF with my custom rules + DW out of the box) + gaming PC (Norton UAC, Avira) same unchanged setup

 

twister has hips like feature and i didnt know

 

Infected with "through the eyes of a keylogger" ? was that test actually malware or something?

 

It had a trojan in it, See thread for more details.

 

Like your new setup.
Similar to mine except I'm using the whole Comodo suite though I do have a license for Avira personal.
Set up for me has been problem free.

 

I'm using...

Avira Premium 9
Outpost Firewall pro
GesWall (free)
Rollback RX
Sophos Anti-Rootkit

SAS Pro
MBAM
Ccleaner

Firefox w/ WOT and adblock plus


is this a good protection? should i add something?
should i remove something from the list?
thanks

 

Taking Mamutu out for another spin.
So far playing well with the rest.

 

Real-time
Windows Firewall
Comodo Internet Security
GesWall free

On-demand
Returnil Personal Edition

Backup
Paragon Drive Backup Express
Syncback free

Browsing
Firefox with WOT, AdblockPlus, NoScript
SRWare Iron

 

It's quite debatable at this time. Still trying to find out if it was malware or a FP.

 

Removed Avira, because GeSWall basically locks down malware, tuned up DS to reduce I/O (now only checks C:\ without all file extensions, this caused it to check D also). To prevent spreading malware downloaded free MBAM and A2, use these to check files which I send to others (with right click menu option).

This basically reduces security aps to two on all configs (when you count Norton UAC also in).

 

Dropped Mamutu and L'n'S
added Outpost pro.

 

Where is DW?

 

HI


welp this setup serve me for long time , unbeaten , use it for 2 years , no malware and crap

1.eaz fix
2.sandboxie
3.windows FW (enough for home user)

simple as that

cheers

 

I just had a look at EAZ FIX website.
Seems like it works the same way like Rollback RX.

 

It does.
Use it on both my son's and my laptops for about a year and a half now.
One of the only differences is that EZ-FIX is a little cheaper then Rollback RX.

 

and in the new v9 horizondatasys remove "disk image" from the product(RB) , unlike eaz fix sellers which add some new features to it .