What is your longest stable setup

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Kees1958, Jan 22, 2012.

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  1. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

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    I know, playing and trying out is fun, but was what your record stable setup?
     
  2. Hungry Man

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    On Windows 7 I use Sandboxie and Mamutu. It's been that way for a while now.
     
  3. jmonge

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    the one i have now in my signiture:thumb: :thumb:
     
  4. Kees1958

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    :p Okay for you three days is a record time for not changing your setup :D

    Rich problably will beat us all, he is using Anti-Executable for ages
     
  5. m00nbl00d

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    I've been using the same for a couple years... with minor changes, allow this or that for convenience, while blocking something else to back me up due to that convenience.

    :D
     
  6. CloneRanger

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    XP/SP2 with NO updates :p

    ShadowDefender
    ProcessGuard
    ZemanaAntilogger
    PSOL
    ZoneAlarm FW *
    FireFox *

    * = Older versions :p
     
  7. Boost

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    3 years with current setup.
     
  8. LoneWolf

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    That would have to be........
    DefenseWall + ShadowDefender. :D
    (Although I do change and rearrange my setup now and then)
     
  9. 1chaoticadult

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    Applocker + Comodo Firewall
     
  10. tomazyk

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    On WinXP I have been using only System Safety Monitor for a few years.
    Now on Win7 my setup is in my signature. I will probably use it until I move to 64 bit.
     
  11. treehouse786

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    Active@ Disk Image, Comodo Firewall, 9 on demand scanners.

    purring along nicely :thumb:
     
  12. AlexC

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    Sandboxie + any antivirus...
     
  13. wat0114

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    Pretty much this one with IE9 hardened through Group Policy configuration. Last night I installed Chrome w/ScriptNo plug-in.
     
  14. G1111

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    Whats' in my signature for maybe a year now.
     
  15. Zyrtec

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    When you write Anti-Executable, are you referring to Faronics A-E or something else with the same name?

    By the way, he [Rich] is also a Windows XP die-hard user, I guess he'll stay using XP with his boots on by April 2014...when MS pulls the plug.




    Lastly, I had been on ESET NOD32 [since verision 2.7, back in 2007] plus ZA Pro firewall for the longest time, until 2010 when I switched the FW to Comodo [freeware when compared to ZA Pro]. Since then, I've been changing my main setup several times without much fanfare during the last year, looking to stabilize with something for at least 2-3 years. I will not be renewing ESET when my subscription runs out on Feb 2, this year. I believe I might as well go with something free that could be either MSE or something else.



    Regards
     
  16. jdd58

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    A very close approximation of Kees safe-admin. I set every PC up that way now. I hardly ever try out new security software anymore.
     
  17. JimboW

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    Ditto.:thumb: Thanks Kees.:thumb: It’s quite strong and you can’t run any lighter. I’m the only one that uses this particular PC so I feel I don’t need the AV anymore. I've been wanting to go the safe-admin approach for a while but I only started recently because I was waiting for Chromes(other browsers you can’t download anything with 1806, plus you want the sandboxing) stable webrequest API for proper ad-blocking. I didn’t just want the ads hidden, I didn’t want them downloaded in the first place.

    To the threads question, I’d have to say NOD32. It’s been a dear friend over the years.
     
  18. trjam

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    wanna guess, lol
     
  19. kerykeion

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    My longest seem to be ESET NOD32, Windows Firewall, DropMyRights on my browsers, MBAM as alternative scanner, back-ups via Macrium Reflect.
     
  20. trismegistos

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    For the long five years of being MALWARE FREE*...

    On Windows XP with very few patches and so generally not updated, I have this stable set-up for that same period of time, i.e, Classical HIPS, Sandboxing, Imaging back ups, and 2 software firewalls**.

    Note:
    *- Malware free for five years except during the deliberate malware testing on one instance where I disabled the Classical HIPS or deliberately allowed driver loading and low level disk access, and the executed killdisk virus messes up the MBR and the partition table.

    **- Firewall A has always been preventing Firewall B from phoning home, while Firewall B preventing Firewall A from doing the same as can be seen through their logs. :)
     
  21. Rompin Raider

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    Avirao_O
     
  22. SourMilk

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    Always On:
    UAC to max
    SandboxIE paid
    Comodo DNS
    Comodo Antivirus with Defense+
    Windows Firewall configured to block any outgoing without a rule

    On Demand:
    Hitman Pro 64bit free
    Malwarebytes antimalware free
    VirusTotal uploader
     
  23. ams963

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    AVG free av..........ah miss the old days...........
     
  24. Noob

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    Current setup, probably it's been like 8 months. :D
     
  25. justenough

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    Same here, Sandboxie and Mamutu along with MBAM Pro, that's my core security, the other layers change as I try different things.

    edit: Mamutu, except when I'm using a HIPS. So really it's Sandboxie and MBAM that don't change, at least not in the last 2 years.
     
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