What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. raven211

    raven211 Registered Member

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    Most of all it requires extra reading on your hard drive. :cautious:
     
  2. icr

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    Yeah thanks for adding:)
     
  3. nikanthpromod

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    Now i realised ,if u are searching for malwares, ull get those.
    If u go safely ,no need for protection.
    2 days! with windows firewall only:cool:
     
  4. Get

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    How do you know you're not infected with only a firewall o_O ?
     
  5. captainron

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    put a software restriction policy in place, run an on demand scan if you want to scan your system, upload files to virustotal.com or jotti.com have scan them their before using them
     
  6. gery

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    Norman IS 7.3
    PREVX SAFEONLINE MBAM free SAS pro
     
  7. Ibrad

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    How is the memory usage for Norman? I have been debating between switching to Norman or waiting for the Vipre giveaway.
     
  8. raven211

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    Maybe I'll run without any security software once I run Windows 7... :eek: :)
     
  9. skokospa

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    For the protection of the computer use
    Ikarus virus.utilities 1.0.166+ Windows 7 firewall control free
    only this and nothing more...
    that backup system.... win7 system image...
    and believe I have no problems.
     
  10. trjam

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    I will stack Kaspersky up to that thought.
     
  11. jmonge

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    i am very tempted to test norman antivirus;)
     
  12. nikanthpromod

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    MBAM, HITMAN Pro, MalAware ondemand scanning;)
     
  13. Noob

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    I still can't believe Norton scanner is still so damn slow, at least on my pc it got stuck for like 5-10 mins on a file. :thumbd:
    While others would have been at least like 50%! :mad:
    (I've scanned with KIS, Avira, G-Data, A-Squared, Avast 5 all were FASTER!!) :argh:
     
  14. jmonge

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    i just uninstall norton so slow here too:D
     
  15. gery

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    i think NORMAN hits the ram a little
     
  16. Get

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    Hm, I understand that you can scan, but then it's not a firewall alone and think "well, I'm certainly ok". I wouldn't take that chance, but that's just me. Do these 3 scanners catch everything...? :doubt:
     
  17. Matthijs5nl

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    I think those 3 scanners do actually catch everything, atleast they do catch more than lets say only have Avast 5 running in realtime =). So you never know when your clean, but the fact is that when you surf safely and dont click everything the chance you get a virus is really small.

    To the topic:

    Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit with all (security) settings on default

    Realtime: ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4
    On-demand: Hitman Pro 3.5

    Browser: Mozilla Firefox 3.6 with WOT addon

    Light, simple and effective :)
     
  18. nikanthpromod

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    NEW LIGHT SETUP:cool:

    REALTIME
    ESET SmartSecurity v3
    SANDBOXIE (Forced all browsers and messengers to run in sandbox)
    ZEMANA Antilogger
    ANVIR TaskManager
    SPYWARE BLASTER

    ON DEMAND
    HITMAN PRO
    MALAWARE
    MBAM
    SHADOW DEFENDER(For testing purposes;) )


    BACKUP

    DRIVE SNAPSHOT

    BROWSERS
    FIREFOX( with Adblock plus, Flashblock, DownloadHelper)
    IE 7
     
  19. philby

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    I've been running only Returnil Free + Prevx Free for a long time now on Win 7HP - on a home machine behind a router.

    I got tired of being armed to the teeth and now I just sandwich any online banking between reboots.

    Anyone think this is insufficient?

    Just interested.

    philby
     
  20. kasperking

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    ummm i think this too should qualify as a light setup........and tight setup :p
     

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  21. curious george

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    Malware Defender
    Sandboxie (custom settings)
    Mbam A2
    Firefox: Noscript, Adblocker, WOT
    Host changes
    Behind a physical firewall


    Light, and loving it.
     
  22. jmonge

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    in my xp2 i only have AppGuard;)
     
  23. curious george

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    Wilderssecurity syndrome. A bad, bad case of security paranoia.
     
  24. Huupi

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    behind router and SB.
    Most of the time SD on.
    ondemand MBAM.
    Safe surver so in two years no hickup.

    For ''you never know'' imaging with SP.
    Good ol FDISR still working here !
     
  25. Huupi

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    to visit here can have many different reasons,not just only paranoia.
     
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