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    Browser Security and Socially Engineered Malware

    RDSU, your are a massive poster, please eleborate, because I do not have the knowledge to catch what your are hinting at
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: malware problems & news
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    Safe browsing for a non-techie?

    Hi, I am not an expert, just a reader of this forum, so apologize for summarising stupid things. To get you going this is what comes to mind...
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    APPRanger

    When you tried it, but not yet bought it, DefenseWall is an easier option and it inherites the status of downloaded files/programs. Jmonge seems...
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Intresting post in another section about malware protection (bad URLs)

    See http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=239375
    Thread by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009, 0 replies, in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Browser Security and Socially Engineered Malware

    Another question: would it be possible to conduct a comparable test with web reputation services like WOT, AVG/Linkscanner, Site Advisor,...
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: malware problems & news
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    Browser Security and Socially Engineered Malware

    Thank for the post, Just to recap that I understand it correctly, for instance with IE8: 1. Using Microsoft search to block blacklisted URL's of...
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: malware problems & news
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    New MBR rootkit goes undetected

    Respect You surely must be passionate about your product. What a nuanced reply on a awkard "rogue app" definition. Newby
    Post by: Newby, Apr 16, 2009 in forum: other anti-virus software
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    No such thing as 100%

    So Kees, There you go with all your testing and tweaking and then you shoot yourself in your foot. Now you are using two AV's, while everyone...
    Post by: Newby, Apr 12, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    A light best of freeware breed HIPS do it yourself setup

    Hi, I did exactly what was told, I do not have these problems. Was once forgotten to go into installation mode when starting from download...
    Post by: Newby, Mar 1, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    A light best of freeware breed HIPS do it yourself setup

    Thx, I added USB Firewall 1.13 to stop autorun inf files from USB sticks. :thumb: to me as a Newby to improve Kees1958 set up :D
    Post by: Newby, Feb 27, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    A light best of freeware breed HIPS do it yourself setup

    Well, I figured I might try it myself, since it is a cheap setup. It works, very few pop-ups. I have looked with task manager and it has a very...
    Post by: Newby, Feb 27, 2009 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    What is your security setup these days?

    Thanks to PM post of Kees1958 now running Chromium in GesWall policy restriction. Current setup - router - XP Home - Surun (thx TLU,...
    Post by: Newby, Nov 9, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    threatFire 4.0.0.6 just released

    Yes new FREE version has a standard custom rule to deal with outbound connections, see my setup...
    Post by: Newby, Oct 31, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Please comment my setup

    Hurst, see bold Someone, after reading the explanation of Kees1958 on Chrome, I already seem to have a sandbox, what would adding sandboxie...
    Post by: Newby, Oct 30, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    What is your security setup these days?

    Ehh more like tripple Evil than half evil when you look at the overlap :D
    Post by: Newby, Oct 30, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Please comment my setup

    Hi, I have not the latest hardware (Athlon 3700+ with 2GB Memory), so I wanted a 'reasonable' secure AND light setup Behind a Router with...
    Thread by: Newby, Oct 30, 2008, 4 replies, in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Phide.exe rootkit versus HIPS

    Having read both treads at Wilders and Comodo, I did not know security is such a big thing. Seems Kees enjoys teasing the Comodo fans, reading...
    Post by: Newby, Jul 28, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Zonealarm Forcefield News - not good

    Hi, Would not the missed websites be harmless due to the virtualisation feature in Forcefield? So even when the block list failed you still...
    Post by: Newby, May 29, 2008 in forum: sandboxing & virtualization
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    Setup for parents.

    I have installed Opera, much faster and I found skins which makes Opera look like IE (there are also FireFox skins). I tried to add a spelling...
    Post by: Newby, May 28, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Setup for parents.

    Nosirrah, Sounds impressive and simple to me, let me rephrase so you can determine whether I do understand So route - p etc is a command I...
    Post by: Newby, May 28, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Setup for parents.

    Elitekiller, Thanks, I tried that. But I got an error when adding an user. Seems that something was removed of the XP setup, so I am not able...
    Post by: Newby, May 28, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Twister Antivirus

    Does somebody know what the circled/ marked red options mean? see pic
    Post by: Newby, May 27, 2008 in forum: other anti-virus software
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    Setup for parents.

    Hurst Thx, I had a bad experience with Norton Internet Security 2005, so . . . Norton 360 did not come into mind, although a lot are...
    Post by: Newby, May 27, 2008 in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Setup for parents.

    Hi, I am setting up a security setup for my parents. It is an old XP home SP3 box (Athlon 3700 with 1,5 MB and Sata-1 250 MB drive). Used Safe...
    Thread by: Newby, May 27, 2008, 15 replies, in forum: other anti-malware software
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    Odd AV test set invircible

    Yes, I am not going to try the AV, but its test set. Thx
    Post by: Newby, Dec 9, 2007 in forum: other anti-virus software
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