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    Hitman Pro Support and Discussion Thread

    Thanks Erikloman! FYI, my system is clean. Have no idea why or how FakeAV could've written to HKLM to begin with, if it's indeed a malware...
    Post by: new2security, Feb 9, 2016 in forum: other anti-malware software
  2. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    Ok, so it means whenever Google pushes out a patch for a 0-day, I should stop using the current Chromium and use the next (e.g. stable) version...
    Post by: new2security, Feb 9, 2016 in forum: polls
  3. new2security
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    Hitman Pro Support and Discussion Thread

    The registry keys don't reveal anything out of order. So why is Hitmanpro considering this a threat? Hitmanpro devs - please check and consider a...
    Post by: new2security, Feb 9, 2016 in forum: other anti-malware software
  4. new2security
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    Hitman Pro Support and Discussion Thread

    Is this a false positive? Kind of weird. Happend to me couple of days ago. Hitmanpro 3.7.12.253 Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. [ATTACH]
    Post by: new2security, Feb 5, 2016 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Old, unpatched flaws exploited to achieve control of Windows systems, networks

    Seems there's no download available for Windows 7 to mitigate this security flaw : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/968389
    Post by: new2security, Jan 21, 2016 in forum: other security issues & news
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    Ok, thanks for the explanation. I think I got it this time. So one could conclude that Chrome is actually more secure because the compiled...
    Post by: new2security, Jan 21, 2016 in forum: polls
  7. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    Yes that's a pity. Quite unusual there's no solution after 1 month.
    Post by: new2security, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: polls
  8. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    That part I already know. But it isn't clear to me if : When a security bug is discovered in Chrome (e.g. via their bug bounty program), it's...
    Post by: new2security, Jan 20, 2016 in forum: polls
  9. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    Thank you WildByDesign for the input and valuable links. I'm sure anyone is free to reply/comment on any posts if they'd like ^^ When you say...
    Post by: new2security, Jan 19, 2016 in forum: polls
  10. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    So when do you know when a patched Chrome is patched in Chromium? Or perhaps it's the other way around? Is it secure/safe to use Chromium, if so,...
    Post by: new2security, Jan 19, 2016 in forum: polls
  11. new2security
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    your web broswer Chromium choice

    Does Chromium fit into your description?
    Post by: new2security, Jan 17, 2016 in forum: polls
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    Is there a growing need for an Android firewall

    Yeah it's easy-peasy. Once installed, any arbitrary app "needing" a network connection will be blocked and prompted by NRF.
    Post by: new2security, Jan 14, 2016 in forum: all things UNIX
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    Does Norton ConnectSafe (DNS) really work?

    Norton Connectsafe has never warned me of anything. I am not a registered member if that makes a difference?
    Post by: new2security, Jan 9, 2016 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Is there a growing need for an Android firewall

    I use NoRootFirewall by Greyshirt. I'm amazed how many apps (virtually all of them) "needs" internet access.
    Post by: new2security, Jan 9, 2016 in forum: all things UNIX
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    January Android security update fixes 5 critical flaws, removes unneeded component

    Thanks for the update Ronjor. Wonder if these patches will ever reach my non-Nexus device.
    Post by: new2security, Jan 5, 2016 in forum: other security issues & news
  16. new2security
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    Ransomware Protection

    Software restriction policy & no execution allowed in User's folders.
    Post by: new2security, Dec 31, 2015 in forum: polls
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    Brag about your hardware setup here

    I love the way you can boost the performance by several hundred % by simply replacing the HDD with an SSD. That's a good decision!
    Post by: new2security, Dec 16, 2015 in forum: hardware
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    Reducing malware risks with UAC and reputation services

    Thanks for the suggestion, I'll keep it in mind.
    Post by: new2security, Dec 16, 2015 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Reducing malware risks with UAC and reputation services

    Where do you download the Chromium installer from? Chromium's official download page has a similar zip package that the woolyss site mentioned...
    Post by: new2security, Dec 16, 2015 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Reducing malware risks with UAC and reputation services

    I prefer having an auto-updater. Too cumbersome to fiddle around with zip's every time there's an update available. Seems Chromium for Windows...
    Post by: new2security, Dec 15, 2015 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Reducing malware risks with UAC and reputation services

    Thanks for confiming this. I thought Opera indeed had a sandbox (now that they're using Chrome's engine), too bad they didn't implement Chrome's...
    Post by: new2security, Dec 15, 2015 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Brag about your hardware setup here

    My hw swap regimen usually occurs every ~5 years. Last hw setup I had was an i3-530, 4gb memory and a HDD. Today I have an i5-4690k (@4.4 ghz) 8gb...
    Post by: new2security, Dec 14, 2015 in forum: hardware
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    EMET (Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit)

    Great, thanks. But this works only on W10?
    Post by: new2security, Nov 28, 2015 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Android Stagefright flaws put 950 million devices at risk

    Sometimes I regret getting a smartphone. It gives me sore fingers and on top of that security issues. I miss the good old gsm only phones.
    Post by: new2security, Jul 28, 2015 in forum: other security issues & news
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    Android Stagefright flaws put 950 million devices at risk

    Would disabling "auto mms download" feature mitigate this?
    Post by: new2security, Jul 28, 2015 in forum: other security issues & news
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