nod32 + other security programs

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by veez, Jun 20, 2006.

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  1. veez

    veez Registered Member

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    Hi, I currently have Nod32 and Zone Alarm installed.

    Could you guys specify the team of programs that you usually install with Nod32 for secure PC such as other anti spyware programs, anti trojans that complement Nod32 well

    Thanks
     
  2. ASpace

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    I install nothing more than Ad-Aware se Personal edition
    http://www.lavasoftusa.com
    just for second opinion for the spyware

    NOD32's trojan detection is great and the spyware part is good ,too .
     
  3. NOD32 user

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    Same here, and it is just for a second opinion. NOD32 has Checkmark certification by West Coast Labs for spyware
    I also use Sygate Personal Firewall although it's hard to get now... but you can try searching this forum for it :D

    Cheers :)
     
  4. WSFuser

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    i use ewido and superantispyware to compliment nod32. both have free ondemand only versions.
     
  5. Blackspear

    Blackspear Global Moderator

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    See the link within my signature for a few setups.

    Cheers :D
     
  6. Graystoke

    Graystoke Registered Member

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    Right now, along with NOD32 (I keep trying other AVs, but keep coming back to NOD :) ), I'm running Sunbelt Kerio Firewall 4.3.246 paid version, SpywareBlaster and Sybot S&D. I feel pretty safe with this setup. Of course, I also stay away from the dark side of the net. ;) :D
     
  7. Cpt. Sparrow

    Cpt. Sparrow Registered Member

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    Here's my current setup:

    os: win xp sp2 (all updates)
    fw: win xp fw behind a router
    browser: opera 9
    e-mail: the bat!

    on access scanners: nod32 & ewido 4.0 plus

    on demand scanners: spybot s&d, ad-aware, a-squared
    additional: spywareblaster (though I only use the IE for accessing windowsupdate.com)

    Occasionally, I run Kaspersky's or Bitdefender's online scanner.

    I think it's a pretty safe combo. :D
     
  8. marcromero

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    I only use NOD32 with the Windows Firewall, no problems here.
     
  9. pc-support

    pc-support Registered Member

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    What, yet another NOD + whatever program thread?
     
  10. YeOldeStonecat

    YeOldeStonecat Registered Member

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    For all the rigs I build and setup/manage for clients...alongside of NOD32, Spybot Search and Destroy..update..immunize
    Adaware..gets updated, for possible use in the future for scanning/cleaning
    CCleaner

    That's it. All clients networks are behind NAT routers.

    Local Administrator passwords are never left blank.

    All windows updates

    Internet Explorer gets the Google Toolbar.
     
  11. TonyKlein

    TonyKlein Security Expert

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    Nod32 + BOClean + LooknStop firewall + GSS (RegDefend + AppDefend)

    Not a single prob, I'm happy to say. :)
     
  12. LoneWolf

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    nod32 (blackspear settings)
    look n stop (enhanced ruleset)
    online armor (full protection)
    ewido (guard active)
    spysweeper (on demand only)
    so far so good,no more then a few tracking cookies for the past few months.
     
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  13. vince35

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    running on background :

    NOD32 2.5
    Outpost 2.7
    Spysweeper 4.5 (hope that tre registry control will be a NOD v3. new added feature)

    on demand :
    ewido
     
  14. Chubb

    Chubb Registered Member

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    Running in background:

    NOD32 2.51.26
    ZoneAlarm Pro 6.5.714.000
    Ewido 4.0.0.172
    A-Aquared 2.0.0.373
    SpySweeper 5.0 Beta 3 (With keylogger shield disabled)
    Process Guard 3.4 Beta 1

    On demand:
    BitDefender 9.5 Standard
     
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  16. Chubb

    Chubb Registered Member

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    According to the 5.0 Beta 3 release notes, Spy Sweeper 5.0 Beta can be obtained through one of the following methods:

    1. On the Home screen click Check for program update and follow the download instructions. The web page will let you know that a download of the beta program is available

    2. Some people may receive an e-mail invitation to participate in the beta program.

    According to the answer given by the technical support team, the availability of the beta to licensed user of SpySweeper is by random.

    If you are using the SpySweeper 4.5 series, you can check for program updates and see if a beta is available for you. :)
     
  17. roark37

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    I am curious that there are several people on this thread that use the Windows XP firewall. Does the lack of outbound control concern you? And if not is that in large part because of NOD32? or would you still use the XP firewall even without NOD32? Thanks.

    roark37
     
  18. ASpace

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    Yes , dear , no matter what AV I use , I will still keep Windows Firewall . I follow MS policy (The Security Center policy , if you don't know - 1,2,3 and 4) . The firewall is to make the PC invisible and to keep the intruders out , not to filter the trojans trying to make outgoing calls . The last one is made by the antivirus softwares and the antispywares. Moreover , I have always used excellent products - now NOD32 , before Panda , so I have always had great protection . I have firewalls different from WF because they are much higher or resourses , also ;)
     
  19. seamaiden

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    Real-time Resident Protection
    NOD32 (based on Blackspear's settings)
    ZoneAlarm Pro
    PeerGuardian 2 (IP blocker to supplement ZoneAlarm)
    Spy Sweeper
    Ewido Plus (antitrojan)
    WinPatrol Plus (intrusion detection)
    HostsMan (the best free hosts file manager)
    SpywareGuard (script blocker and intrusion detection)
    EULAlyzer Pro
    MRU-Blaster

    Manual Scanning only
    A2 Free (antitrojan)
    X-Cleaner Deluxe
    Spybot
    Ad-Aware Pro
    CWShredder
    CWS SmartKiller mini-removal tool
    cr2kill
    MouseTrap
    RootkitRevealer
    Bazooka
    ADS Spy

    Prevention
    Script Defender
    IE-SPYAD
    SpywareBlaster
    BugOff
    Unplug n' Pray
    DSOStop
    HTAStop
    Socket to Me
    Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
    Belarc Advisor

    Privacy
    CCleaner
    Doc Scrubber

    Other
    HijackThis
    a2 Hijackfree
    StartupList
    BHOList
    Process Explorer
    TCPView

    This list does not include security tools like password managers, registry scanners, registry-editing tools, anonymous proxy tools, or advanced system editing tools. I have so many security tools (mostly freeware) that I can't remember them all, so I'm sure I've forgotten some.
     
    Last edited: Jun 23, 2006
  20. The Robster

    The Robster Registered Member

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    I use:

    Nod32 (Trial version)
    Counterspy
    SpywareBlaster
    SpywareGuard
    Spybot Search & Destroy
    Ad-Aware SE (scan only)
    CCleaner
    Windows Firewall (as I have a firewalled router)
     
  21. aigle

    aigle Registered Member

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    Really, I might prefer no security then!!
    It just seems too much.
     
  22. ashishtx

    ashishtx Registered Member

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    Tiny firewall wil complement nod32 better than anythings else. Less memory usage and unmatched protection. You can add spysweeper for extra protection.
     
  23. screamer

    screamer Registered Member

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    Run in real-time:

    NOD32 Blackspears settings | Thanks BS
    Outpost Firewall Paranoid 2000 suggestions | Thanks P2K
    ewido 4.0 Anti-Spyware
    System Safety Monitor
    Cyberhawk
    SocketShield Monitor
    FireFox w/ no script & Filterset.G
    Spyware Blaster
    MVPS HOSTS file

    On Demand:

    SpyBot S&D
    Ad-Aware
    A squared
    PC Tools Spyware Doctor

    in case I screw somthin up:

    FD-ISR
    ATI
    Retrospect
    Genie BackUp Manager
     
  24. dog

    dog Guest

    While I don't boot into Windows anymore my setup in Windows is: LnS + NOD + ProcessGuard + RegDefend (the last version before the suite) and nothing else really. I do use other tools, encryption, a password safe, an integrity tool, and Acronis TI. The rest of the tools are maintenance oriented.
     
  25. Osaban

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    Same setup as 'dog' + ShadowUser.
     
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