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Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by adamantell, Nov 13, 2006.

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  1. adamantell

    adamantell Registered Member

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    should i just use NOD32 and windows firewall (dont know better firewalls)

    i mean only run NOD32 not over program like : spybot : adware :

    does nod32 remove all this spyware/adware better then them both.

    any1 can tell me BEST firewall please and aybe link to read about it thanks


    thanks all

    adam
     
  2. Get

    Get Guest

    No. You can use a lot of software to make surfing safer. For example:

    -Firewall : Outpost Pro (not free, 30 day trial, -> disable windows firewall before installing Outpost<-) : http://www.agnitum.com/products/outpost/index.php
    -Browser : Firefox (free) : http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
    (after installation look for add-ons (also free) here ( Adblock, Tab mix plus and Noscript you can't really be without) https://addons.mozilla.org/?application=firefox )
    -Anti-allsortsofstuff:
    Spywareblaster (free): http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html
    Spywareguard (free) (don't use teatimer (spybot) when using this!) : http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareguard.html
    Avg Anti-Spyware (free version available (only on-demand scan)) : http://www.ewido.net/en/
    System safety monitor (free version : 2.0.8.583 ) : http://syssafety.com/default.html
    Winpatrol (free version available) : http://www.winpatrol.com/download.html

    You already know ad-aware and spybot. Both are free, but ad-aware also has a paid version. I wouldn't recommend buying that.
     
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  3. Devil's Advocate

    Devil's Advocate Registered Member

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    Try some HIPS too.
     
  4. adamantell

    adamantell Registered Member

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    thanks guys that about spybot ? is this nice program?
     
  5. StevieO

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    Yes one Hips might not be enough. What happens if you only have one and it's attacked or fails. So if you had another it could be keeping an eye on the first one. But what if that went down, maybe we need three or more to keep check on each other, just to be extra sure ?


    StevieO
     
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    Hello adamantell

    If you want a simple, reasonably safe PC use your NOD 32, XP firewall and Sandboxie
     
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  9. Pedro

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    For prevention/ defense purposes, i suggest Comodo Personal Firewall + a sandbox. Either GeSWall or Sandboxie, both free. Don't pay!
    If you really want to check other stuff keep on reading posts here on wilders. A lot of people ask the same as you. Read first.
     
  10. adamantell

    adamantell Registered Member

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    ok thanks all i have got now kerio firewall and all is nice

    thanks so much all
     
  11. TECHWG

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    layering HIPS i would suggest to be a BAD idea since if you have multipul things hooking those functions it will become hectic and even BSOD you. I have seen this before and i would advise against layering HIPS softwares together
     
  12. StevieO

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    @ TECHWG

    So less HIPS is better, makes sense thanks.


    StevieO
     
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