What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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  2. CiX

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    At least get some portable AV like DrWeb CureIt, Hitman Pro or ClamWin Portable, it's better than none
     
  3. timestand

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  4. m00nbl00d

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    Are you having issues opening, for example, PDF files within Chromium with the -safe-plugins? I can't open PDF files if that command is enabled.
     
  5. Konata Izumi

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    LMAO. Set him a LUA with SRP add Windows Defender and hope for the best.
     
  6. sg09

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    I change my security settings in quick times.
    Now in my Laptop
    Dr Web AV
    ZA pro
    Winpatrol Plus
    PrevX safeonline for facebook
    iKill
    Sandboxie
    VirtualBox

    In my desktop
    Emsisoft antimalware
    Private Firewall
    SAS pro
    Winpatrol Pro
    Sandboxie
    USB Virus Scan
    VMWare
     
  7. SweX

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    HAHAHA made my day:thumb: In a wrong way I guess:shifty:

    Though, it seems that your Brother is more of a Noob than you are Noob:D
     
  8. shadek

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    Running 24/7:
    Prevx 3
    Look n stop 2.07

    On demand:
    Returnil 2010 for testing malware
    Hitman Pro

    As you can see, an extremely light setup which is extraordinarily safe.
     
  9. Ibrad

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    What you need is a antvirus program with Password protection....just don't give him the password :argh:
     
  10. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

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    Kees, how do you do that under admin account?

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    Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
    Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit(Rating: 3.75/10.0)
    Core Security: LUA/SRP/DEP/ACL (drive-by download protection) /Google Public DNS


    Realtime:
    • Peerblock (Blocklisting 2,601,289,259 IPs on all ports except on port 80 (HTTP))
    • Online-Armor Personal Firewall Free (Used to block most programs from modifying HOSTS file + Keylogger Detection)
    • Trusteer Rapport (Additional antikeylogging + browser protection)


    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:\"
    • Virustotal Uploader (for scanning unknown processes and files.)
    • 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.
     
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  11. Noob

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    Thanks for all the responses man :p

    Some of the infected files were called egoxym.exe, and yk0.exe. (There was a .sys file)
    I forgot the others.
    All this was detected by Panda AV Cloud.

    I was planing to scan with A-Squared, MBAM and Hitman Pro, + a few rootkit scanners to make sure, but he just formatted it :cautious:

    At the end he was saying that it was all my fault and he would not install any AV :eek: (Actually i just turned off the USB/Media autorun)
    I'm pretty sure when he calms down he will let me install 1 AV (Still deciding) :rolleyes:

    Can't do this or he would go mad with me
    PC is shared xD
     
  12. jmonge

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    Nobbie just apply downloads restriction to the browser and your problem is solve for at least 90% :D my own experience i have familly and 4 computers here and even if i dont run an antivirus with this restriction pc is cure:D i tested running them with out any software protection for about a week and it was ok here and trust me my familly members here are very happy to click and run any files:D ;)
     
  13. Noob

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    Hahaha, can't do it either, he downloads tons of stuff too (He actually knows his fair share of computer tech, but he lacks in the security part which i cover) :D
     
  14. Konata Izumi

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    man! what a pain in the ass he is. :D
     
  15. Konata Izumi

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    Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
    Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit(Rating: 3.75/10.0)
    Core Security: LUA/SRP/DEP/ACL (drive-by download protection) /Google Public DNS


    Realtime:
    • Prevx SafeOnline (Maximum settings for HTTP/HTTPS browser protection)
    • Avast Network Shield (URL Blocker + Intrusion Prevention System)
    • Peerblock (Blocking access of 2,842,461,857 IPs on all ports except on HTTP port)

    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:\"
    • Virustotal Uploader (for scanning unknown processes and files.)
    • Avast 5
    • 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.
     
    Last edited: May 20, 2010
  16. xnevermore

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    if he just want to use the computer maybe gnulinux is for him?
     
  17. jmonge

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    your brother is brutal man:D :thumb:
     
  18. EscapeVelocity

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    What can I do to lighten my load on the Desktop, 2nd line in sig?
     
  19. jmonge

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    avira out:D
     
  20. Konata Izumi

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    follow these steps to optimize prevx.


    If you can take on the challenge of not having a realtime virus protection, you can also remove avira.
    replace winpatrol with Windows Defender that is if you remove avira.




    another option if you want to stick with Avira...
    you can remove prevx and replace it with Trusteer Rapport.
     
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  21. SweX

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    Hehe if the PC is shared... then I belive the Malware is shared as well;)
     
  22. Securon

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    Good Morning ! Real-Time...Spyware Doctor with Anti-Virus & Prevx 3.0 with Safe Online...On Demand...Hitman Pro 3.5. P.C. Tools Firewall Plus & Windows 7 O/S. Sincerely...Securon
     
  23. Noob

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    Still can't decide what to install xD
    I'm deciding between A-Squared or Panda AV Cloud :rolleyes:

    I'll probably go A-Squared because it offers the BB protection :D
     
  24. kjdemuth

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    Good choice. :thumb: ;)
     
  25. Cyrano2

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    Don't get me wrong, A-Squared is an excellent AV but Panda Cloud also has a BB on it's 1.1 beta. Anyway, good choice :).
     
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