What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. ams963

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    Virustotal says it's clean, so does my EAM. It's probably a fp with mbam. No worries.
     
  2. Page42

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    Unworried here, my friend. ;)
     
  3. Page42

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    Looks like threats detected on a subdomain, per AVG ThreatLabs, so there might be something to the MBAM block after all...


    AVG ThreatLabs for uk.to .jpg
     
  4. ams963

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    Good then :D
     
  5. ams963

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    It could also be a fp. I trust my EAM and all the apps in Virustotal scanning more than just MBAM and AVG.
     
  6. tomazyk

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    I removed Bitdefender Rescue CD for monthly scan and replaced it with Emsisoft Emergency Kit.

    V.2 is much faster than V.1 was, when performing deep scan.
     
  7. KelvinW4

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    Definitely, they added enhanced caching :thumb:
     
  8. pablozi

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    RT: Norton Internet Security 2012 + Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro
    OD: HitmanPro
     
  9. ams963

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    Using what's in my sig.
     
  10. siljaline

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    Nothing, evidently we are not communicating. Adversity blocks many elements of social networking sites. Thus, it would not be recommended for sites like Facebook.

     
  11. siljaline

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    Could you specify what exact link(s) so that others may benefit from your findings ?
     
  12. Page42

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    Sure. The link you posted and I quoted.
    And they aren't my findings, they are MBAM's findings and AVG ThreatLab's findings. ;)
     
  13. wasgij6

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    Comodo firewall with defense + (Sandbox disabled, proactive security)
    Comodo time machine 2.9 BETA

    Extremely light and effective config
     
  14. jmonge

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    webroot is doing good for now;)
     
  15. ams963

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    MBAM Pro is doing great here. It gulps down much ram for it's measure though.
     
  16. jmonge

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    mbam pro make system slow here too:D
     
  17. ams963

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    It's especially felt when using a netbook of low ram.
     
  18. STONEMAN

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    Been running whats in my sig for the last few months without any problems.
    No need to change for the foreseeable future,fingers crossed.
     
  19. westcoastjoe

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    Can anyone suggest what the BEST / most secure firewall is, even if it requires paying?

    I'm super paranoid when it comes to the leaking of personal data, and would like to install something that's super-paranoid and super-effective.

    Thanks
     
  20. m00nbl00d

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    Considering that we're mostly in a day and age where attackers try to trick us to run something, especially with administrator privileges, I've decided to follow a different approach.

    The approach is: Run full administrator. That way, they won't even try to trick me, they'll just do it. That way, I won't feel cheated and sad about it.

    If you can't fight them, join them. Right? :rolleyes:

    Just kidding... mine has been pretty much the same for a few years now. :D
     
  21. Dark Shadow

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    @ WestCoastJoe.The Best firewall is a matter of opinion, but some of the more popular here are.
    1.Comodo
    2.Look n Stop
    3.Online Armor
    4.Outpost
    5.Privatefirewall
     
  22. westcoastjoe

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    I'm actually setting up a new computer today, and want it to start out super-secure from the get go. Here's what I'm thinking:

    Comodo Firewall
    GData suite (since I've got an existing license, but will turn its firewall off)
    Hitman Pro, set to run once a week
    Sandboxie, for running all browsers and internet-facing stuff in
    Firefox in Sandboxie, noscript / ghostery

    Sound safe?
     
  23. tomazyk

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    If you configure Sandboxie and Comodo right, it's almost unbeatable.

    P.S.: add something to backup your system.
     
  24. STONEMAN

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    Just incase your new to Sandboxie,under settings-Delete-Delete Invocation,tick the box
    Automatically delete contents as this will empty the sandbox after each browsing session.
     
  25. Dark Shadow

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    what tom and stoneman said.:thumb: Great setup man.
     
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