What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. jmonge

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    replace OA++ for SandBoxie,OA++ is giving some trouble like it is blocking windows updates when it is whitelisted :) and my internet is getting frequent disconnection when browser is runsafer:)
     
  2. jmonge

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    Malwarebytes IS BACK;)
     
  3. Triple Helix

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    Always the same Prevx 3.0 or WSA Essentials! There's nothing lighter or faster!

    TH
     
  4. LoneWolf

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    DefenseWall 3.16
    Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325
    Macrium Reflect 4.2
     
  5. muf

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    Bitdefender Total Security 2012. Liking this one, a lot. Runs light(ish), has many modules and with the Auto Pilot mode on, I don't see a single popup. Not even to tell me the database has updated. I added Shadow Defender yesterday which combined with BD is looking like a nice combo.

    Would love to find a deal for Shadow Defender.

    Paul
     
  6. mvdu

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    Currently running only KIS 2012 real time. Got that great Kaspersky deal from Amazon.com. I have MalwareBytes and SuperAntiSpyware on demand. Is there anything I could run real-time with KIS? It has to be something free right now.
     
  7. Dark Shadow

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    Oh yes there is, look at my siggy.:D As far as RT scanner,your right.
     
  8. Mongol

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    Took advantage of Webroot's half off Cyber Monday deal on their Antivirus. Then I threw in Online Armor Premium and now have a light and tight set up...:thumb: :D :thumb: :cool: :thumb:
     
  9. Securon

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    Good Evening ! WSA Essentials & Hitman Pro 3.5. Sincerely...Securon
     
  10. jmonge

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    sandboxie here;) :thumb:
     
  11. ams963

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    awesome setup in your sig there J..:thumb:
     
  12. ocsi

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    I recently obtained a license Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete. I do not know well this software. I want some advice.
    This combination would be good? (PC = laptop IBM, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD, 1,66 GHz procesor; Router / Firewall)
    - Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete + Shadow Defender + Sandboxie
    - Malwarebytes'Anti-Malware Free (for on-demand scan)
     
  13. ams963

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    that would be a strong setup....just throw in hitman pro and an imaging software.....
     
  14. ams963

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    added: private firewall

    apparently Panda url filter does not work or function in presence of mbam and spyshelter :'( ...fortunately the prob is being currently sorted out in the Panda forum :) ...looking forward to the solution......:doubt:
     
  15. ocsi

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    Thanks! I wait and other opinions.
     
  16. atomomega

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    Choose between Shadow Defender or Sandboxie, otherwise it's overkill...
     
  17. m00nbl00d

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    It's not an overkill. Shadow Defender requires the user to reboot in order to revert to a previous condition. Sandboxie works differently. With Sandboxie you run applications inside sandboxes, and you just have to clean the sandboxes, once you finish using the applications. No need to reboot, whenever we wish to clean a sandbox...

    While they aim to the same - protect the real system against modifications - they do it so in a different way. I don't see why the user couldn't use both...
     
  18. Hungry Man

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    I agree. Shadow Defender and Sandboxie should be fine together. Sandboxie will handle what's in the sandbox and SD will handle whatever's outside of it.
     
  19. atomomega

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    There's your answer. Why would one need to have two products to do the same task? That's my personal point of view. Personally I run SD in one machine and SB in another one. I know they work differently, but for me, in the end it's all about discarding all changes made either while on Shadow Mode or inside the sandbox. If want to save something I commit it on Shadow Defender or I recover it from the sandbox.
     
  20. tomazyk

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    I don't know how you computer manages all software, considering you have 512 MB of RAM. Does this configuration make it slow or is system responsive?
    If things are slow, I would remove either Shadow Defender or Sandboxie and add Hitmanpro for on demand.
    I would also add drive imaging software and from time to time backup system to external disk.
     
  21. kjdemuth

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    They don't do the same task. Unless you have everything running in sandboxie. Shadow defender is a system wide virtualization. Sandboxie is object/area specific. They are similar in their practice but not in their areas of affect.
     
  22. ams963

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    I think sandboxie and shadow defender should be used together.....if any nasty malware breaks out of sandboxie then shadow defender will remove it with a reboot......the combo is layered security, no conflicts so why not let the duo smack the :blink: out of all the crooks.....
     
  23. Hungry Man

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    and if you download a file and don't sandbox it shadow defender takes over
     
  24. ams963

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    exactly...:thumb:
     
  25. Mongol

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    Webroot SecureAnywhere has a Forum right here at Wilders. It still goes by the Prevx Title. Just in case you didn't know...:)
     
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