What is your security setup these days?

Windows XP 3

F-secure AV 2010
Online armor free
aSquared 5

Is it good? I think is very good ...Your suggestions on this security setup.

 

Real-Time
DefenseWall Personal Firewall v3
KeyScrambler Pro 2.6.0.6
Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325

On-Demand Scanners
Gmer
Malwarebytes

Back-up
Macrium Reflect

OpenDNS
Opera 10.53

 

Just keep them updated from time to time and you are definitely safe

 

not free ..... sigh...

 

i know

 

Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit(Rating: 3.13/10.0)
Core Security: LUA/SRP/DEP/ACL/Google Public DNS


Realtime:

• Online Armor Personal Firewall Free (Disabled HIPS features)
• Peerblock (Blocking a total 2,850,312,797 IPs)
• Sandboxie
• Deepfreeze
  

On-Demand:

• Hitman Pro (scan on-startup.)
• Hitman Pro: (I also created an administrator shortcut for Hitman Pro so it will scan every storage for targetted 1-click scanning)
  
  Code:

  "C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro 3.5\HitmanPro35.exe" "C:\" "D:\" "E:\" "F:\" "G:\" "H:\" "I:\"

• Macrium Reflect Free

Browsers:

• Google Chrome (--safe-plugins, always block 3rd-party cookies.)
• Internet Explorer 8

Enjoying my PC without the drag of a realtime AV.

 

put back the hardcore malware killa DW

 

Nice, jmonge.
If I were on 32-bit Windows that'd be the foundation of my security setup.

 

Running OA++, geswall free and panda cloud.
Got rid of EAM 5.

 

DW rocks

 

Real time : Shadow Defender

On demand : Malwarebytes and Hitman.

Testing now Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security (Beta 2)

 

triying out TrendMicro Internet Security 2010

 

How is it working

 

OH CRAP! About the time I say to myself, "Dave, stop loading the apps and act like normal(?) pc user," I end up here with about 4,000,000 new security apps running just for fun.

Dave

PS There's a new version of WinSonar at Geeks!

REALTIME: NO SYSTEM RESOURCES LEFT!

 

Windows XP SP3
running LUA(SuRun) + SRP
No autostart for user
autostart disabled for CD's and USB's

netgear NAT router with hardware firewall

running:
mamutu
sandboxie (free), whitelisting programs allowed to run/connect to internet

on demand:
hitman pro (free)
mbam (free)
avira free (also scheduled weekly scan with it)

imaging and backup strategy:
- imaging with Paragon Backup & Recovery 10
- file backup with AutoVer
daily to second internal hd
weekly to external (disconnected) hd

My (giveaway) mamutu license will expire in august but I'm tempted to drop it at all and not to substitute it, because I'm finding my setup very light on my old Pentium 4 (2,6GHz, 1,5GB RAM) and still secure

 

Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit(Rating: 3.13/10.0)
Core Security: LUA/SRP/DEP/ACL/Google Public DNS


Realtime:

• Online Armor Personal Firewall Free (Disabled HIPS features)
• Peerblock (Blocking a total 2,850,312,797 IPs)
• Deepfreeze
  

On-Demand:

• Hitman Pro (scan on-startup.)
• Hitman Pro: (I also created an administrator shortcut for Hitman Pro so it will scan every storage for targetted 1-click scanning)
  
  Code:

  "C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro 3.5\HitmanPro35.exe" "C:\" "D:\" "E:\" "F:\" "G:\" "H:\" "I:\"

• Macrium Reflect Free

Browsers:

• Google Chrome (--safe-plugins, always block 3rd-party cookies.)
• Internet Explorer 8

Enjoying my PC without the drag of a realtime AV.

 

Windows 7 x64
AppLocker, Sandboxie, IE 8

Windows XP Pro
Shadow Defender, Online Armor, Opera

 

On XP Pro playing PC

Running Admin (behind router with inbound FW)

Comodo Time Machine

Policy Management
- SRP deny on data partitions
- SRP basic user all internet facing aps + office aps
- SRP basic user Foxit, Winrar, Java, Flash, PDFcreator

Drive by protection
- Registry tweak deny download IE8, deny execute items downloaded with Chromium see https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=262475

- Using Winrar instead of 7-zip, because Winrar offers possibility to deny unpacking of executables (manually added) see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/883260

IE8 protection
- Trusteer Rapport protecting IE process (deselected key encryption selected sites)
- Keyscrambler Free (key encryption for all sites)
- Pop-up, Smartscreen, privacy and security on normal - high
- hardening tweaks (Mime enforcing, click jacking, search engine, start page)

Chromium
- build in policy sandbox (forced downloads to T:\Download directory)
- safe-plugins switch
- incognito
- Mcfee Site Advisor
- Adsweep
- flash block
- does not accept thrird part cookies (plus googe cookies denied)

On demand
- Hitman Pro (Free), is also AV used when browsing Winrar archives
- Autruns (with saved base line for ease of checking)

 

Any port open?

 

It is a modern router with DHCP reservation and features to reduce man in the middle attack options

 

ok but any port open?

 

The firewall is working, so no, only on old Nat FW sometimes port 139 is left open, wazzup

 

so you no port forward? no torrent? thing like that.

 

BIG FAIL for my brother man!

The other day while i was out, he usually turns off all my security rig, be cause he says it "lags" him or it is annoying. . .
And guess what?
Stupid dude lets like 4 malware get in.
2 Rootkits (forgot name), and like 2 worms. He didn't even gave me time to delete them he just formatted the PC. If he didn't deactivate it i'm pretty sure the AV would have stopped them, because they were detected by Panda Cloud AV and A-Squared, but he didn't gave me time to scan the PC and delete them.

I freaking hate him man, now he's blaming me and saying he will not install any AV LOL

 

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