What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. J_L

    J_L Registered Member

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    Shared Network:
    Actiontec Modem with SPI Firewall
    Norton DNS (+ Advertising, Scam Sites) [Comodo Secure DNS alternate]

    Real-time Protection:
    Avast! Free Antivirus (only Behaviour, Network, Script Shield; WebRep) [Password Protected]
    Comodo Firewall (enhanced protection mode, limited sandbox, protocal analysis, no AV) [Password Protected]
    Kingsoft PC Doctor (locked IE)

    System (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit SP1):
    Enabled Default-Deny SRP, UAC elevate without prompting, Integrity Levels, other Group Policy edits
    Disabled Windows Firewall, System Restore, Media Features, other unnecessary autoruns/services/tasks
    Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (DEP Opt-out, SEHOP Opt-out, ASLR Opt-in)
    Spybot - Search & Destroy Immunize
    VirtualBox (multiple clean OS)

    Firefox (Sync-enabled):
    Adblock Plus (Malware Domains subscription)
    BitDefender TrafficLight
    LastPass
    NoScript (Allow Scripts Globally)
    Perspectives
    WOT
    SandBoxie Free (+ DropRights, Experimental Protection, Internet Access Restrictions) [Lock Configuration]

    On-demand Scanning:
    AVG Rescue CD
    Avira Free (No Guard)
    Comodo Cleaning Essentials
    Hitman Pro
    Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
    Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper
    Trend Micro HouseCall

    Analyzers:
    Anubis: Analyzing Unknown Binaries
    Comodo File Verdict Service "Valkyrie"
    Sysinternals Autoruns
    URLVoid (+ with AV) & IPVoid
    VirusTotalUploader (or Metascan Online <=40MB)

    Updates:
    Freeware Files RSS, Freeware Guide, Bookmarks
    KC Softwares SUMo

    Backup:
    Paragon Backup & Recovery (Advanced) Free
    Windows Live SkyDrive, Google Docs, DropBox, ADrive (sometimes encrypted)


    Ubuntu 11.10 Netbook:
    Firefox: AppArmor Default, Adblock Plus, LastPass, NoScript, Perspectives, TrafficLight, WOT, Sync
    BitDefender Free, ClamAV, Rootkit Hunter
    Virtually same online services (excl. ones for Windows-specific files)
    Regularly updated. Sudo only, no root. Removed useless stuff. Prey active. Paragon Recovery Media backup.
     
  2. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    wat0114;) :thumb:
     
  3. ReverseGear

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    Changed to Avast Internet Security + Kingsoft Pc Doctor
     
  4. 1chaoticadult

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    Ahh so you decided to try it. How it is going so far?


    Hahaha. No point of the gym for J. :D
     
  5. buckslayr

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  6. COMPYPY

    COMPYPY Registered Member

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    My security setup:

    Operating System:::Windows 7 32 bit Ultimate (Windows update on)
    Interet Security:::::Avira Internet Security 2012(All features enabled)
    On Demand::::::::::Malwarebytes Pro (real time disabled)
    Antilogger:::::::::::Zemana Antilogger Pro
    Other Security software::Sandboxie paid + UAC
    Web browser:::::::::::Chrome with adblock beta and firefox with adblock plus and wot
    Cleaning and tweaking::Advance system care pro+cccleaner+ultra defrag+puran defrag
    System Image:WIndows 7 Default

    If more improvement possible please suggest,
    I had not installed noscript as it annoys me
     
    Last edited: Oct 24, 2011
  7. justenough

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    System image, Compypy.
     
  8. COMPYPY

    COMPYPY Registered Member

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    lol forget to mention
    System Image is there
    Thanks for reminder
     
  9. justenough

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    With a set-up as well-thought-out as yours, I figured you probably had a system image too, but I mentioned it just in case.
     
  10. flaubert71

    flaubert71 Registered Member

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    Real Time

    -KIS 2012
    -SpyShelter Premium
    -WinPatrol Plus
    -Wondershare Time Freeze

    On Demand:

    -Hitman pro
    -MBAM
    -Emsisoft emergency kit
    -Hijacktis

    Browser:

    -Firefox sandboxed(sandboxie last version)
    -Roboform everiwhere Enterprise

    I do not get a virus for years!!!:D
     
  11. COMPYPY

    COMPYPY Registered Member

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    If you have choice between sandboxie/wondershare which will u choose and why( i want to know few pros cons about wondershare :p)
     
  12. Kernelwars

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    now thats a very good observation there my friend. lol:argh: :D
     
  13. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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  14. Kernelwars

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    J howz webroot doing? :)
     
  15. flaubert71

    flaubert71 Registered Member

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    Hello! I used sandboxie Just to virtualize browser because the safe run for websites of KIS 2012 has problems with applications such as roboform and Internet download manager.
    But if I want to try a program, then I use Wondershare Time Freeze. The program could also hide a virus not detected by the antivirus in use But restarting the PC Wondershare Time Freeze it back to its previous state infection.
    Features of Wondershare Time Freeze here:

    http://www.wondershare.com/pro/time-freeze.html
     
  16. 1chaoticadult

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    Good to hear buckslayr. :thumb:
     
  17. jmonge

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    k it is running very smooth;)
    i am also trialing kav pure:)
     
  18. COMPYPY

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    I know that as i had run it on my system for few days and i think its better than many other vm software..
     
  19. COMPYPY

    COMPYPY Registered Member

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    kav pure?
    is it kaspersky pure.
    kav is kaspersky antivirus
     
  20. jmonge

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    kaspersky pure;)
    very smooth
     
  21. COMPYPY

    COMPYPY Registered Member

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    kis is slight heavy on my system in compare with avast/avira/f-secure/norton
     
  22. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    same here but with this pure version is fast
     
  23. PJC

    PJC Very Frequent Poster

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    Firefox
    Sandboxie

    NAT/SPI Modem/Router

    Comodo Firewall (D+)
    KeyScrambler Pro
    Faronics Deep Freeze Std.
     
  24. Dark Shadow

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    I got a free license for Time Freeze, works well so far. As long as they dont start to add a bundleware package it stays.:thumb:
     
  25. justenough

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    Panda was super-light. If I needed a real-time AV, that's what I'd run.
     
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