What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. InfinityAz

    InfinityAz Registered Member

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    Well, I figure you'll be seeing this many times in the next few days.

    All different types of security software...

    +Comodo BOClean
     
  2. lucas1985

    lucas1985 Retired Moderator

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    LOL :D
    So true.
     
  3. pvsurfer

    pvsurfer Registered Member

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    WSFuser: I was under the impression that Online Armor FW didn't work with Server 2003. Judging from your recent addition, I guess I had that wrong. :gack:
     
  4. WSFuser

    WSFuser Registered Member

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    its working fine for me and hopefully it stays like that.
     
  5. pvsurfer

    pvsurfer Registered Member

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    Which beta version is it and where can I d/l it?

    Btw, why did you drop Prevx1? - just curious. ;)
     
  6. aigle

    aigle Registered Member

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    Hi users! how about a Security Software Manager that will boot a different set of security sofware( AT, AS, HIPS, FW) everytime u boot ur PC.:D
     
  7. WSFuser

    WSFuser Registered Member

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    You need to be a beta tester to access the downloads.

    If you already have a OA license, Mike would be happy to give you beta access.
     
  8. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    PARTIAL UPDATE From Post 1163

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    WINDOWS XP ACTIVE PARTIAL SETUP

    ACTIVE


    Online Armor FW (Beta 177)
    - Advanced Mode
    - Mail & Web Shield Enabled
    - Program Guard Enabled
    - Firewall Enabled
    Comodo BOClean (4.23.001)
    Geswall (2.6 rc1)
    - Isolate Know Applications
    - All Browsers Automatically Isolated
    Hostsman (3.0.0.25 Beta1)
    - MVPS Host File \ Overwrite
    - Auto Updates
    Ksspersky Internet Security (6.0.2.621)
    - File, Mail & Web Anti-Virus Enabled
    - Proactive Defense Registry Protection Enabled
    - Anti Spy Enabled

    WINDOWS VISTA ACTIVE PARTIAL SETUP

    ACTIVE

    Geswall (2.6 rc1)
    - Isolate Know Applications
    - All Browsers Automatically Isolated
    Comodo BOClean (4.23.001)
    Hostsman (3.0.0.25 Beta1)
    - MVPS Host File \ Overwrite
    - Auto Updates
    Kaspersky Internet Security (6.0.2.621)
    - File, Mail, Web Anti-Virus Enabled
    - Proactive Defense Registry Protection Enabled
    - Anti Hacker (Training Mode) Enabled
    - Anti Spy Enabled
    User Account Control (UAC)
    - Enabled

    BROWSERS, HARDENING, ON DEMAND can be found HERE
     
    Last edited: Apr 25, 2007
  9. CogitoErgoSum

    CogitoErgoSum Registered Member

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    Latest "changes" in bold as of 4/23/07:

    Resident:

    BOClean
    DefenseWall HIPS v2.0 Beta 6[Upgrade]
    LinkScanner Pro v2.6[Upgrade]
    Look'n'Stop 2.06 Beta 2[+Phant0m's latest r/s];[Upgrade]
    Netgear RP614 v2 Router w/NAT & SPI
    Primary Response SafeConnect v2.2[New Addition]

    On-Demand:

    A-Squared(free)
    AVG Anti-Spyware[Uninstalled]
    Autoruns
    Avira AntiVir PersonalEdition Premium[New Addition]
    CounterSpy v2.0[Upgraded]
    NOD32[Uninstalled]
    Process Explorer
    Process Walker
    RootKit Hook Analyzer
    Rootkit Unhooker
    Sentinel
    SUPERAntiSpyware Pro
    Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool

    System Hardening:

    Applied manual system hardening tweaks
    Disabled most WinXP SP2 services
    Harden-It
    Removed Netmeeting
    Removed Windows Messenger
    Samurai
    Windows Worms Door Cleaner

    Miscellaneous:

    Primary Web Browser - Opera Weekly Build(w/UserJS scripts)
    Email - PocoMail


    Peace & Love,

    CogitoErgoSum
     
  10. Long View

    Long View Registered Member

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    Antivir free - resident only because I'm too lazy to turn it off.

    On Demand - Lots of programs available like AVG Anti spyware, Super Antispyware, A2, Spybot...... run rarely as they never find anything worth finding.

    System hardening : I don't open e-mails from strangers nor do I go looking for trouble.


    Recorded viruses - none
    Recorded spyware - none
    Recorded cookies - too many to record but easily removed
    Recorded false positives - too many to record

    It's a lot harder to get infected than many people believe.



    :rolleyes: :cautious:
     
  11. cheater87

    cheater87 Registered Member

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    I changed mine. As you can tell by the sig.
     
  12. Joeythedude

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    Hello

    Been lurking here for the past few weeks. Its a great forum. After a fair bit of experimenting came up with the sig list.
     
  13. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    Welcome to the forum Joeythedude and enjoy this thread.

    dja2k
     
  14. shek

    shek Registered Member

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    active---
    DLINK DI-624
    Jetico v1
    avira personal pemium
    comodo boclean
    ssm full 2.3
    hostman with mvps
    spywareblaster

    on-demand ---
    avg antispyware 7.5
    superantispyware 3.6

    browser--
    opera 9.2
     
  15. Sogno

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    I choosed to clean my configuration, it's lighter than before and running like sugar ;)

    • My Security Setup:

    A) In Memory:
    - Antivirus/HIPS/Firewall: Kaspersky Internet Security 7.0.0.55 (With personal packet rules).
    - HTTP Filter / Proxy: The well known Proxomitron 4.5j (patched) with mixed Sidki's and Kye-U's rules.

    B) On Demand:
    - Anti-Malware: AVG Antispyware 7.5.0.5
    - Anti-Virus: Norton Security scan 1.1.0.27 (nothing in memory, only detection capabilities of NAV 2007... Why not ?)
    - Rootkit: Rootkit Unhooker & Autoruns
    - Rootkit Scanners: F-secure - BlackLight / AVG - Antirootkit

    C) Hardening:
    - Updated OS: Latest hotfix merged with Nlite 1.3
    - Unused Services disabled: 150mo of memory usage (ATI RADEON :'( )
    - Registry security tweaks: Lot of personal registry tweaks that we can find with WWDC, XpAntispy, SafeXP, Hardenit...
    - SocketLock

    D) Cleaning:
    - Files/Registry: Acelogix System Tuneup 1.0.

    E) Rights Restriction:
    - StripMyRights Enhanced: It's an alternative to DropMyRights without the annoying CMD windows, enhanced because I added a couple of tweaks to launch any executable with restrictions (contextual menu).

    F) Alternative Software:
    - Browsers: Opera 9.2
    - IM: Miranda 0.6.8
    - Media Players: GOM Player 2.13 (Video) / XMPlay 3.4 (Audio)
    - Tasks Manager: Process Explorer 10.21 (CTRL+ALT+DELETE)
    - PDF: Foxit Reader 2.0
    - Notepad: NotePad++ 4.0.2
    - Defragmentation: O&O Defrag Professional 8.6
    - Image Viewer: IrfanView 4.0

    G) Downloaded Files and Internet Explorer 7:
    - I try to use jotti when it's possible :(
    - Internet Explorer 7 -> all security area to high, all cookies/popup blocked, Flash/Java disabled... In other words... unusable ^^

    H) Screenshot:
    http://papercuthell.free.fr/Pieteke/proc.jpg
     
    Last edited: Apr 27, 2007
  16. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    KAV kinda running high there....

    dja2k
     
  17. yankinNcrankin

    yankinNcrankin Registered Member

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    ok then
     

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  18. The Hammer

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    D-Link 604 router

    Nod32 2.70.32

    CounterSpy v 2.0
     
  19. jdjudy

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    **************
    Active
    **************
    FirstDefense-ISR (Frozen)
    PowerShadow
    Anti-Executable
    Kaspersky Internet Security (Firewall + Anti-Spy)
    ***************

    ***************
    Demand
    ***************
    Kaspersky Internet Security (Anti-Virus)
    SUPER AntiSpyware Professional
    PowerShadow
    RootKit Unhooker
    ***************

    ***************
    Utilities
    ***************
    PerfectDisk
    CCleaner
    JVPowerTools/TuneUp Utilities
    ShadowProtect
    ***************

    ***************
    Hardening
    ***************
    XP-AntiSpy
    SafeXP
    Seconfig
    Windows Worm Door Cleaner
    BugOff
    HiJackThis
    AutoRuns
    ProcessExplorer
    **************
     
  20. ErikAlbert

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    My new security setup :

    Frozen snapshot (FDISR), but that's NOT a security software and doesn't belong here.
    Look 'n' Stop
    Anti-Executable
    DefenseWall

    I know it isn't impressive and it doesn't even have scanners, not even one and that must be an eyesore to many members.
    If I ever get murdered. It was a hitman, hired by the Scanner Industry.
     
  21. WilliamP

    WilliamP Registered Member

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    I have noticed that several people have FDISR (frozen snap shot) and PowerShadow. What do you gain with PowerShadow? If I understand correctly they do about the same thing.
     
  22. ErikAlbert

    ErikAlbert Registered Member

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    PowerShadow is based on virtualization and it removes any change on your harddisk(s) after reboot and it seems to do that job VERY WELL and FAST according PS-users.

    A frozen snapshot isn't based on virtualization and it removes also any change on your harddisk, only [C:] after reboot.
    However a frozen snapshot is only an option in FDISR, it does alot more than that.
    PowerShadow does nothing else than keeping your harddisk(s) unchanged.
    So you can't compare PowerShadow with FDISR.
     
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  23. jdjudy

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    ErikAlbert, I agree with you. I wouldn't be running scanners on-demand if I didn't use my computer to clean others through a harddrive enclouse setup. They are useless if you are dumping everything upon reboot. Though, I do feel that FD-ISR is a active security software, since in a frozen state it is protecting my system from unwanted changes.

    WilliamP in regards to running PowerShadow with FD-ISR, better safe than sorry. If I virtulize, I won't have to worry about my anchored data folders suffering from unwanted modification upon reboot.
     
  24. WilliamP

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    When a frozen snapshot is re-booted doesn't it remove any changes that were made ?
     
  25. Alphalutra1

    Alphalutra1 Registered Member

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    On my windows xp box:

    SSM free and that's it (no firewall or other stuff)

    On FreeBSD 6.2-stable and OpenBSD 4.0-stable

    Just the standard install w/ ssh enabled, and pf of course ;)

    I'm a real heavy weight when it comes to getting all the security apps you can as you may see :D

    Cheers,

    Alphalutra1
     
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