What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. Ro4dRuNn3r

    Ro4dRuNn3r Guest

    Hehe, good choice. ;) i'm happy with it, for now........ :D
     
  2. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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    Router with NAT/SPI firewall

    XP box (general home box)
    Level1 - CFP Pro with D+ (lightened D+ https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=199867)
    Level2 - DefenseWall 2.30 (default threatgate programs + ScriptDefender)
    Level3 - Avast 4. 8 free, default shield at write only, other shields active
    Browser is Opera with IE7 skin/buttons

    Vista64 box (gaming box)
    Level1 - Vista FireWall with outbound control via free Vista Fire Wall Control (LUA https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=185220)
    Level2 - HauteSecure with global profile (https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=205330)
    Level3 - Avast 4.8 free, default shield at write only, other shields active
    Browser is IE7 (in default protected mode)

    Not using ThreathFire Pro (XP), Mamutu (XP), GeSWall Pro (XP) and PRSC (Vista64) lisences anymore

    Dropped Avira 8 free due to problems connecting to server
     
  3. nomarjr3

    nomarjr3 Registered Member

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    New setup on my 'dummy' PC

    On-Access:
    Avast
    Winpatrol
    Sygate Personal Firewall
    SpywareBlaster
    SnoopFree


    On-Demand:
    SAS Free
    Returnil
    Sandboxie
    PeerGuardian


    Browsers:
    K-Meleon (default and sandboxed)
    IE w/ Sitehound
    Firefox w/ Adblock Plus, NoScript, and Sitehound-Preview
    Opera 9.50b


    Utilities:
    CCleaner
    Recuva
    Auslogics Disk Defrag
    Free Registry Defrag
    Acronis True Image
    EasyCleaner
    ERUNT
    SafeXP



    I would never EVER use McAfee Site Advisor or anything McAfee-related. I prefer Sitehound anyday :p
     
  4. farmerlee

    farmerlee Registered Member

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    Care to share this deal? Maybe a link if possible?
     
  5. MikeNAS

    MikeNAS Registered Member

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    Just go to the MailWasher web pages and click that banner (Want to get MailWasher Pro for FREE). Then just choose RoboForm in TrialPay. You can Google that discount code.
     
  6. irv

    irv Registered Member

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    Continuous:
    AdBlock Plus (Firefox)
    Download Scan (Firefox; if Free Download Manager is bypassed)
    Link Alert (Firefox)
    Free Download Manager (scans downloaded files using manual scanners below)
    ClamWin (for Outlook)
    Vista Firewall
    Vista Network Public Profile (when appropriate)
    Mamutu (trial)-- I like it so far and might buy it

    Preventative:
    SpywareBlaster

    Manual Scanners (using compiled version of AutoHotkey script below):
    A-Squared Command Line
    ClamWin
    Code:
    #NoEnv
    Loop, %0%  ; For each parameter:
    {
        param := %A_Index%  ; Fetch the contents of the variable whose name is contained in A_Index.
        Run "C:\Program Files\ClamWin\bin\ClamWin.exe" --mode=scanner --path="%param%" --close, C:\Program Files\ClamWin\bin, min
        RunWait "C:\a2cmd\a2cmd.exe" /f="%param%" /a /n /h /r /la=c:\a2cmd\logs\%A_Now%.txt /q=c:\a2cmd\quarantine, C:\a2cmd, hide
        If ErrorLevel
        {
        MsgBox, 52, A-Squared, A-Squared Command Line Scanner detected risk(s) in %param%. View log?
    	IfMsgBox, Yes
    	Run c:\a2cmd\logs
        }
    }
    return
    Periodic:
    Norton Security Scan (part of Google Pack)
    Update a2cmd and clamwin signatures (hourly)
    A-Squared Command Line for spyware traces and items in memory (daily)
     
  7. computer geek

    computer geek Registered Member

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    Default setting-

    Protection-
    Mcafee Virusscan
    Norton Anti-bot

    Scanners-
    Spybot
    cureit
    bitdefender
    Adadware

    HIPS-
    Systemguards (mcafee)

    Firewall-
    Mcafee

    Virutalization-
    Safespace
     
  8. yankinNcrankin

    yankinNcrankin Registered Member

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    Hardened and Tweaked with Returnil HIPS version 2.1.0.5829. Once you got your system how you want it, you can configure the HIPS to stop many things with the use of white list & black list, plus a few extra settings like forbid any programs excluded the white list, deny all if no rules exist.....etc....even has a load driver protection feature, file and folder protection too, not bad :D
     
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  9. WSFuser

    WSFuser Registered Member

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    Returnil HIPS...is that new? :blink:

    The only Returnil I know is virtualization.
     
  10. yankinNcrankin

    yankinNcrankin Registered Member

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    It's both all in one. Check your pm. :)
     
  11. EASTER

    EASTER Registered Member

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    I think you'll come to find RETURNIL ther best of the best in instant virtualization as well as pure shadowing at start up and there after.

    It is a dream come true IMO. Very well thought out program indeed and stable as can be at least on XP systems, plus is ridiculously easy & simple to use, nothing in it's settings leave a user to grumble in the dark, everything is simple as peach pie and protection is very strong.
     
  12. LoneWolf

    LoneWolf Registered Member

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    Look'n'Stop
    Avast Home
    MBAM Pro
    GesWall


    Opera
     
  13. 19monty64

    19monty64 Registered Member

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    F-Secure ISS and HijackThis 1.99.1, for a change of pace..... :eek: Yes, a :doubt: suite.
     
  14. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    UPDATE ADDED REMOVED CHANGED

    NETWORK
    Two Linksys Wrt54g Routers (DD-WRT Flashed) in WDS Mode
    SPI Firewall Enabled

    RESIDENT XP SP3 <--- Primary OS
    Online Armor AV+ Beta
    DriveSentry 3.02.23 (Trial)
    Sandboxie 3.25.13 (Paid)
    RVS 2008 Premium Edition 2.0.0.5007

    RESIDENT VISTA SP1 <--- Backup OS
    Norton Antibot 1.1.838
    RVS 2008 Personal Edition 2.0.0.5011
    Sandoxie 3.25.13 (Free)
    Windows Firewall: on
    UAC: off, Windows Defender: off

    BACKUP
    Acronis True Image 10
    Acronis Disk Director Suite 10
    Acronis OS Selector 10

    dja2k
     
  15. cp4eva

    cp4eva Registered Member

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    TX
    CFP 3 w/ Defense+ and GESWall.
     
  16. L815

    L815 Guest

    Currently giving Dr. Web a try (trial).
    Spywareblaster
    Linksys router

    That's about it, and have been clean for quite some time now.
     
  17. MikeNAS

    MikeNAS Registered Member

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    Location:
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    Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 with Tomato 1.19
    --
    GhostWall 1.150 [FREE]
    DefenseWall 2.40 Beta [PAID]
    --
    Sandboxie 3.25.13 Beta [PAID]
    Shadow Defender 1.1.0.252 [PAID]
    --
    RoboForm Pro 6.9.88 [PAID]
    MailWasher Pro 6.1 [PAID]
     
  18. MikeNAS

    MikeNAS Registered Member

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    Yeah I got Bening for free too :D
     
  19. EASTER

    EASTER Registered Member

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    Well, today i switched Hard Drives again with XP Pro SP2 and this is what's cooking for defense.

    I have to mention i had a devil of time getting SunRun to finally settle down and run right, it does things in it's configuration settings that darken my screen and freezes it up before i can OK it with EQS, takes a reset to straighten it all out.

    Comodo D+ with SuRun & EQS 3.41 (Alcyon's RuleSets) along with Returnil & SandboxIE. I use SecureIT Pro (free) to lock out my screen from local intruders like ants and other insects.

    No one would want to monkey with my units the way i keep them wired. LOL

    It would be a task even for a seasoned professional, i also lock my USB Ports with a Batch File. The CD Tray is wide open so i suppose they could try that if they were after my Wilder's Defense Department Documents. LoL
     
  20. Reimer

    Reimer Registered Member

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    XP Pro SP2
    Online Armor Free
    GesWall 2.7.1 (freeware)
    Sandboxie 3.25.13 free (currently not in use)
    Avira AntiVir Premium
    Firefox 3 b5 w/ Noscript



    Was running Sandboxie for the past month but got tired of having to recover downloaded files all the time. Now giving GesWall another try and I like it.

    Wow, I just realized GesWall Professional is about $50 CAD.. and that's WITH the discount.
     
    Last edited: Apr 23, 2008
  21. rolarocka

    rolarocka Guest

    Its very easy to recover automatically files from Sandboxie. You just need to go to Sandbox settings, resource access, file access, direct access or full access and set what programs can access the download location directly. Full access is for programs installed inside Sandboxie.
     
  22. osip

    osip Registered Member

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    New test combo:
    Avast Pro 4.8
    Threatfire
    Look´n`Stop
    Sandboxie
    Admuncher
    Keyscrambler


    System runs like a horse at a hippodrome...
     
  23. trjam

    trjam Registered Member

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    Avira, till the day I die;)
    Sandboxie
    EAZ-FIX
     
  24. Reimer

    Reimer Registered Member

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    Thank you. I just might have to switch back to SandboxIE afterall.

    I suppose that as long as there isn't any important files in there, then this should not be a security risk? It's just a downloads folder.
     
  25. Macstorm

    Macstorm Registered Member

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    Location:
    Sneffels volcano
    Hardware Firewall
    G DATA AntiVirus 2008
    Lavasoft's Ad-Aware (on-demand scans)
    Spybot S&D (on-demand & immunization)
    SpywareBlaster (in-advance immunization)
    XP Pro & Vista built-in firewall on both desktop & laptop computers
    :shifty: common sense :shifty:
     
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