What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    SpyShelter Beta 2 and HitMan Pro:thumb: :thumb:
     
  2. Kernelwars

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    thats a good setup..what u using for ur firewall J:)
     
  3. icr

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    Switched to Kaspersky 2011 for 90 days;)
     
  4. Francis93

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    Real-Time/Resident/On-Access
    • DefenseWall Personal Firewall + HIPS v3.12
    • WinPatrol Cloud Edition Plus 20.5.2011
    On-Demand
    • Avira AntiVir Rescue System
    • Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Free 1.50.1100.1
    • SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition 5.0.1078
    • Norton Power Eraser
    • Emsisoft Emergency Kit
    • Hitman Pro Paid 3.5.8 Build 121
    Network/Browser
    • TP-Link TL-WR340G 54M Wireless G Router (SPI Firewall)
    • Norton DNS
    • Mozilla Firefox 4 (Sandboxed by DefenseWall, ABP, NoScript)
    • Google Chrome 13 (Sandboxed by DefenseWall, ABP)
    System Hardening
    • Autorun/Autoplay: Disabled
    • Windows Firewall: Disabled
    • Windows Defender: Disabled
    • Windows System Restore: Disabled
    • Administrator Account
    • User Account Control: Default
    • Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit 2.1: Maximum settings
      All Internet-facing applications + Microsoft Office 2010
    • Unsigned Drivers: Block
    • Detect Application Installations: Off
    Instant Recovery
    • Rollback Rx
    Acer Aspire Netbook (Windows XP SP3):
    • Sandboxie Paid 3.54
    • SpyShelter Premium 5.20 Beta 3
     
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  5. jmonge

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    i use windows's own firewall for inbound protection;) and the one built in the router
     
  6. Konata Izumi

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    Windows 7 Professional 32-bit (Modem-Router NAT: enabled)

    separate partitions for:
    • SYSTEM
    • PROGRAMS
    • DATA

    Setup:
    • Disabled Windows System Restore and Windows Defender
    • User Account Control set to Highest
    • Microsoft Security Compliance Manager (MSCM) for downloading Baseline Security Templates from Microsoft that will harden Group Policy settings.
    • LocalGPO (included in MSCM) this tool is used to apply Security Templates.
      • Templates used: Merged copy of Win7SSLFComputer, Win7SSLFUser and IE8SSLFComputer, IE8SSLFUser
        • Do not allow legacy apps to run
      • Modified GPO thru 'gpedit.msc' also added some Safe-Admin tweaks
        • allowed Administrators to debug programs (Compatibility for EMET. see below)
        • 1806 trick
    • Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) to apply the ff. and more:
      • Data Execution Prevention (DEP): Opt-out
      • Structured Exception Handling Overwrite Protection (SEHOP): Opt-out
      • Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR): Opt-in
    • Returnil for system virtualization (antivirus disabled / trust programs from real disk only)
    • Peerblock
    • Privoxy
    • ClearCloud DNS
    • Hitman Pro (for fast scans)

    Opera Browser (Protected Mode via icacls + EMET + Privoxy + UAC Virtualised )

    1. Clearcloud DNS
    2. plugins only on-demand.
    3. disk cache off.
    4. never check cached documents and images
    5. Disabled Geolocation and mouse gestures.
    6. Fanboy's Adblock list for Opera urlfilter + stylesheet
    7. Privoxy settings:
      • change-x-forwarded-for{block}
      • client-header-tagger{image-requests}
      • client-header-tagger{css-requests}
      • crunch-if-none-match
      • filter{html-annoyances}
      • filter{content-cookies}
      • filter{refresh-tags}
      • filter{img-reorder}
      • filter{banners-by-size}
      • filter{banners-by-link}
      • filter{webbugs}
      • filter{jumping-windows}
      • filter{frameset-borders}
      • hide-from-header{block}
      • hide-if-modified-since{-60}
      • hide-referrer{conditional-block}
      • limit-connect{,}
      • overwrite-last-modified{randomize}
      • session-cookies-only
      • set-image-blocker{pattern}
    8. 1806 Trick
    9. On-demand use of JanusVM + Enable Opera Turbo during Anonymous/Private session.




    I need a FREE antikeylogger and I'm done.

    [For Windows 7 Only] here's a tutorial how to apply Microsoft Baseline Security template (tools included)
    http://www.mediafire.com/?a6oqyg7tvtyikva
     
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  7. Hungry Man

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    Keylogger blockers aren't really useful. If you have a proper prevention setup, why bother with programs that assume you're infected?
     
  8. Konata Izumi

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    I don't trust even the most legitimate programs, yes, including my security apps. :D
     
  9. Spruce

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    Trying out Emsisoft Anti-Malware + Online Armor Premium :)
     
  10. jmonge

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    good combo man:thumb:
     
  11. Hungry Man

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    :ouch: Who do you have out to get you?
     
  12. J_L

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    Why do you trust another security app then?
     
  13. jmonge

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    i think a solid firewall software will do the job as to control for outbound trafic;) in real time:thumb:
     
  14. Konata Izumi

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    I don't know...

    I don't know this as well... :D
     
  15. Hungry Man

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    A lot of the security software (Comodo has a lot of features like this) are really not anti-malware but antihacker. Unless you frequent sketchy forums or are a target for some other reason... they're kind of useless to most people. And yet I see most people implement these security features on here (I'm one of them.) I just feel that there's a point where you should look at your setup and say "What can I take away?"
     
  16. Noob

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    Well, we are all paranoids here man :D :thumb:
     
  17. John Bull

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    Just to reiterate :-

    Sandboxie Free, AVG 2011 Free and ZA Free, plus SpywareBlaster.

    Anybody who uses Sandboxie or Returnil makes this thread irrelevant, over 15,500 posts become just uninteresting reading matter.

    With these two programs, security is absolute. Endgame.
     
  18. justenough

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    Odd, I use Sandboxie and yet still enjoy reading this thread all the time (except for maybe one very recent irritatingly self-important post:cautious: ).

    Tried Look 'n' Stop but had a few issues, went back to the simple Windows 7 firewall. Probably enough since I'm using a router.
     
  19. moontan

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    re-installed Sandboxie for more protection for Firefox 4.
     
  20. LoneWolf

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    DefenseWall FW+HIPS 3.12
    Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325
    Macrium Reflect Full Edition 4.2/3141
     
  21. ReverseGear

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    Tried OA++ yesterday...it was much much lighter than i had expected...even lighter than avast maybe...
    but there are very few almost nil options for the antivirus part of the suite so uninstalled it and back to AIS
     
  22. alex_s

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    That is to say, the number of the option does not do any useful work, it's a code that does it :)
     
  23. Konata Izumi

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    Changed Main/Default browser from Opera to Internet Explorer 9 :thumb:

    I'm wondering why CCleaner took longer to clean IE9 compared to other browsers. o_O
     
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  24. ReverseGear

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    code...what code ?
     
  25. Hungry Man

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    Just used EMET and set it to maximum security.
     
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