What is your security setup these days?

I've settled on in-built mechanisms, plus

Sandboxie - many uses
vmWare - full blown testing
MBAM free - just keep it installed, but rarely use it
Outpost Pro v7 - only turn it on when examining network stuff

Chrome - primary browser
QTWeb - for online transactions only

Sul.

 

Oh well

 

SpyShelter Premium

 

Have gone from Chrome to Firefox. Turned on MBAM real-time protection. Did a fresh system install yesterday adding the minimum number of programs this time. Instead of using Windows Live Mail going to use Yahoo webmail from the ISP.

 

I have tested a lot of browsers (chromium,chrome,iron,safari,comodo dragon,chromeplus,opera,firefox,,..) and in my opinion if you want something really secure, take Comodo Dragon or Firefox with the right addons (noscript, https-everyhwere, https-finder).

However, I decided to stick with Firefox. Needs less memory, has the best addons (which also increases the security):
https://forums.comodo.com/wishlist-cd/my-opinion-wishlist-after-some-browser-tests-t75305.0.html

 

it becomes wild at the sight of a malware....

so...you're using two hips..hmmm..... .... .....

btw how's the AntiNetworkSpy protactive module.... ?

 

Chrome was acting buggy with some of the add-ons I'd come to appreciate in using Firefox for just the last couple of weeks, so I went back to Firefox. Thanks for mentioning https-everwhere, I've been meaning to try it. I'll go load it now. I tried NoScript but it made my sort of browsing too much trouble.

 

in my 32 bit system AntiNetworkSpy protactive module is very good especially when you set spyshelter allow microsoft sign programs only
very good at protecting my system

 

same here with noscript.. if you use https-everywhere, also try https-finder. Its an "addon" for https-everyhwere (it checks if the site you visit has a https version and asks you to save it as rule for https-everwhere)

 

I'm so used to Chrome's built-in flash.

anyone know where to download latest flash installers for different browsers. (not the web installer)?

 

These will always provide the latest stable version:

IE
Non-IE

 

I'm definitely spoiled by Chrome. I never have to worry about updating Flash or Flash exploits.

 

With a program like SecuniaPSI watching things, updating the Flash plug-in for Firefox is only a slight inconvenience which I accept for the security add-ons available in Firefox.

 

Tested WRSA enough, back to NAV 2012.

 

good choice

 

I really liked the new version of Norton 2012. But come to me full of bugs, Identity Safe not properly filled, there were certain problems with the interface and delayed startup of Firefox. After several days of insistence, I gave up. I will give a time in any AV on my laptop.

Interestingly, on my PC it worked without any problem. I can not understand.

 

things happens

 

Thank you

 

Thanks for bringing this to my attention (https-finder), I'm going to check it out. I'm also going to try out Calomel SSL Validation.

The setup in my sig suits my needs so well as a user. I really don't see myself changing it any time soon. And Firefox 7 sounds really nice. It might just get me unstuck out of my ways with 3.6.*. But I will allow it to mature a bit first.

 

Hey I like your setup there lucid! I just ditched the AV on CIS. So I'm running Comodo firewall and sandboxie. I think I'll copy you and add keyscambler. That would take care of the keyloggers till I dumped my sandbox.

 

1. Truecrypt container, which keeps my private information locked up most of the time.

2. Sandboxie.

3. Firefox plus Adblock Plus, NoScript, RefControl (set to spoof), CookieMonster and BetterPrivacy.

4. Emsisoft Emergency Kit.

5. Hitman Pro.

6. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware.

7. Windows Vista Firewall.

8. Secunia PSI.

9. Vista UAC.

EVERYTHING I run is FREEWARE, so it cost me nothing!

 

Why did you thank jmonge for appguard?

 

cuz maybe he gave him a license for it.

 

How does it bother u ?

btw - back on panda bandwagon

 

Ahhh so jmonge is the programmer and owner of appguard?