What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. x ZauX x

    x ZauX x Registered Member

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    Norton Antivirus 2011
    Prevx + SafeOnline
    :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
     
  2. Pain of Salvation

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    Microsoft Security Essentials
    LUA
    DEP
    SEHOP
    Google Chrome
     
  3. dw426

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    After pulling out hairs with different setups, I'm back to my "comfort zone":

    Removed:

    Prevx+SafeOnline Paid

    Google Chrome

    Online Armor Free

    LUA



    Added:

    Firefox+ Adblock Plus and Noscript

    Sandboxie Free (soon to be paid, hate that one sandbox at a time limit)


    Stayed the same:

    DEP

    SEHOP

    Hitman Pro Paid

    Avast 5 Free
     
  4. LambRador

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    Real time: OA++ (various programs set to run safer by deafult).
    On demand: Sandboxie, MBAM, Avira.
     
  5. Noob

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    Adding HMP as On Demand :p
     
  6. firzen771

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    big change for me, got my new laptop a couple days ago and ive been having fun setting that up :D pretty simply setup right now, ill be adding a firewall a bit later on.

    Windows 7 x64

    Real-Time:
    Avast Free
    WinPatrol

    On-Demand:

    MBAM
    Hitman Pro
     
  7. jmonge

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    are you running winpatrol free or paid?
     
  8. firzen771

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    paid.
     
  9. jmonge

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    Capture.JPG

    I finally found what I've been looking for :cool: :thumb:
     
  11. jmonge

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    i didnt know that norton has parental controlo_O
     
  12. acr1965

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    Is that a 6 month trial?
     
  13. Brocke

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    Running Avast 5 free and Spyware Terminator 2.7.2.125
     
  14. jmonge

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    how is spyware terminator now?
     
  15. Brocke

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    not to bad. Just using it again.

    in 2weeks or so they are going to release their 64bit version then start on the Beta of 3.0.
     
  16. jmonge

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    cool;) did you tested againts malware?
     
  17. Brocke

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    well with HIPs turned on nothing will get passed it. but it still has a hard time Cleaning. but if installed on a clean system. ull have no worries of infection.
     
  18. Konata Izumi

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  19. drhu22

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    avira personal - heuristics set high with secure startup
    comodo firewall and sandbox only
    emsisoft antimalware (mem usage only about 12M total!)
    geswall
    peerblock
    zonealarm with iespyad
    IE8 not used and on high security
    default browser opera

    on demand scanners(not running):
    mbam
    spyware doctor
    super antispyware
    emco malware destroyer
    spybot tools for keeping an eye on browser hijacks

    other:
    bugoff
    hardenit
    hijackthis
    socklock
    disabled services
    network connections set to tcpip only(all others unchecked)
    all windows components unchecked except accesories, update root certificates, and windows media player
    paragon b&r for emergencies

    any suggestions?
     
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  20. pabrate

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    No, unused key from some promotion I grabbed some time ago.
     
  21. John Bull

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    Just curious...Why? o_O
     
  23. eugene91

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    Realtime:
    -Panda Cloud Antivirus Free

    On-Demand Scanner:
    -MBAM 1.46 Free
    -SAS Portable(on FlashDrive)

    Firewall:
    -Windows Firewall
    -Belkin Wireless Modem Router Firewall

    That's all in my system for now.. :)
    Any suggestions on what to add?
     
  24. John Bull

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    YES ! Install Sandboxie Free or pay for it if you feel generous. It will boost your security up by the best part of a tidy lot. It`s a bug booby trap that is as near impregnable as you can get. The last 4 programs in my signature are worth a try too. A-Squared Emergency Kit Free is superb as a stand alone sweeper. You may also add WOT to give some idea of site credibility.

    John B
     
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  25. mortl

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    Windows XP PRo Desktop Setup

    Lua
    SRP
    DEP

    Prevx facebook
    Eset


    Might try out win7 soon but will see - :doubt:
     
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