What is your security setup these days?

very simple kids clicks on any thing and it just take a litle user mistake and a droper is doing its thing,it was decompresing alot of files and deleting alot of system files it was already feeling very bad in this corner you are a smart user ofcourse but kids are not if you know what i mean
it can be very easy to get infected

 

My kids go wild and they have never been infected, what did they click and ad maybe?

 

they read about a link to download a mario bross game

 

I see

 

SpyShelter Personal Free 8.5.1
Shadow Defender 1.2.0.376 (GOTD)
HitmanPro 3.7.6 Build 201

 

Windows 7 Ultmate 32 bits (E5200 dual core at 3 GHZ with SSD + 2xHDD + NAS)

Firewall
1. Router for inbound and wireless protection
2. Windows FW for inbound and outbound filtering

Intrusion mitigation
2. System hardening (EMET, Outlook/Chromium/NSA GPO, block user autoruns, disabled 60 services)
3. Deny elevation/installation for unsigned binaries (exe's, drivers, ActiveX, scripts, etc)

Execution control
4. Deny execute file (ACL)/access (GPO) for everyone in drive by folders/USB devices
5. Deny execution for basic users of all executable file types in user folders (SRP)

Browser protection
6. Chromium's sandbox with click to play PPAPI-flash and allow javascript from [*.]NL & COM
7. AdBlockPlus & TrafficLight extensions and KeyScrambler browser add-ons

Monthly scans
8. HitmanPro free (manually before NAS-backup)
9. Malicious Software Removal tool (at windows update)

 

I'm also wondering, despite what stats state, I used to run into a lot of malware many years ago, but nowadays nothing, nada, absolutely clean as a whistle, and if I'm infected then I'm not aware of it.

 

ESET Smart Security Suite 6 (AV, Firewall, HIPS, URL Blacklist)
DNSCrypt/OpenDNS
Malwarebytes (On-demand)
HitmanPro (On-demand)
Inbound Router Firewall
Firefox (latest) with Lastpass, Disconnect, Adblock Edge, HTTPS-Everywhere
Backups to Skydrive

Pretty happy

 

I've never heard or seen such a link from youtube.

 

yeah it was a link to install a game

 

Nothing.

 

Great set up lol.!!

 

@ReviewAntivirus:

Common Sense Internet Security 2014


sometimes I like to just click everything and not having to think about it because I know with my Setup malware hardly can get past it...

Windows 8 Pro x64
GPO tweaks
Appguard Locked down
Sandboxie
EMET 4
DriveSnapshot
OpenDNS
Router
VirusTotal Uploader for file checking

Haven't encountered malware for years now it's getting booooring!

 

Streamlined my setup one more time by removing sandboxie and adding emet both were my guards against exploits. Emet just has a better ease of use (to me) and added HMP.alert

 

My new setup. I downgraded back to Windows 7. Nice & light for me.

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
System: AppLocker + UAC (Always Notify) + EMET + Windows Firewall Control
Real-time: Qihoo 360 Internet Security 2013 + Sandboxie
Backup: AX64 Time Machine + SkyDrive
Browser: Palemoon + NoScript + HTTPS Everywhere + LastPass + DuckDuck Go Plus

 

New setup:

Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition
NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro
EMET 4.0 (Maximum security settings)
AdFender (EasyList + EasyPrivacy Filters)

+ Newly added Firefox addons:

Click&Clean - Removes Firefox leftovers, Flash Cookies (LSO's) + CCleaner executes & cleans upon browser exit.

NoScript - Glad I added this one

Webutation (Doesn't leave a cookie behind) - WOT Replacement

 

adding spyshelter, it's been a while since the last time I tried it
now it work nice with sandboxie + a relatively quite HIPS

 

@blasev,
HMP + Forticlient is a great combo. Nothing beats HMP on demand file scan and Forticlient's Web Filter.
Im considering to use this combo some time in the future. Forticlient is one heck of a good AV and really unappreciated in this community.

My set up is my signature +
- Zemana Antilogger Free version

 

Was feeling a bit naked without a secondary so i removed emet and put on threatfire. I would keep both but i dont think this pc could handle it lol

To keep up with the threats nowdays i have it on lvl5 and have added some custom rules

 

@mattdocs12345

yup, hmp + forticlient are a great combo
and its free

 

Windows 7 X64 Ultra (Yes Windows 7 X64 is security when compared to XP) (Licensed!)
Non Admin user acount - Limited UA
UAC active and way up!
Sandboxie - Paid!
Microsoft Security Essential - FREE!
Microsoft Windows 7 X64 Firewall - FREE!
Roboform (Paid)
Firefox with a number of security Addons
(A.P.A.I.S.) (Advanced Process Analysis and Identification System - Registered!)

Daily!

• I Patch... O.S.
• I Patch... Applications
• I visually inspect auto run start up areas of the file system and registry. (A.P.A.I.S.)
• I Analyze the live system activity! (A.P.A.I.S.)
• I confirm running processes are actually what they claim to be. (A.P.A.I.S.)
• I analyze live processes, and re mediate insecure/vulnerable listed applications (A.P.A.I.S.)
• I monitor Internet Activity
• I monitor Intranet activity (Both Wired and WiFi)

Disable Java, and Patch Flash regardless of web browser... (Very Important)

Most Important!
Encrypt the hell out of everything, in containers and with hard password with the encryption key off the computer.
Use RamDrives (Volatile Swap) + USB Thumbd Drive whenever possible to open and access those containers.

Use different password for everything...
Every Web site = A different complex password
Every applications = A different complex password

What a password should not look like:
password
12345
dog
cat

What a password should look like:
4uDfz3FeBhJ3dU4cCftiU3Pe3uFm4IfqWGZ

If you cant do what I just described by memory?
Use Roboform!
http://roboform.com

It practically does everything you need, like create encrypted notes, and use complex unique password. All kept within encrypted mini containers... very easy useful, * portable and very secure!
* -(Roboform Everywhere http://www.roboform.com/everywhere)

 

Changed my 2 month set up to the following:
- FortiClient 5
- Zemana AntiLogger Free
- Firefox + NoScript
- Windows Firewall

 

Appguard Locked down

 

Your setup keeps growing lol...hey have you tried voodoo yet?

 

yes and it is a very nice program similar to appguard and defensewall
i really like Shadow Defender 1.2 alot
i think appguard and shadow defender is a killer combo