What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. Page42

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    Ha ha... it was calling out to you. :cool:
     
  2. jmonge

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    website blocking for sure:thumb: :thumb:
     
  3. Dark Shadow

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    MBAM = malware monster and it gets stronger by snacking on malware.I just hope it never grows to chunky.
     
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    Old XP SP3 32 Bits

    Sandboxie
    NoScript

    New W7 32 Bits

    Sandboxie
    NoScript
    UAC, to the max.

    Trying UAC for the first time. I thought the prompts were gonna bother me but they really don't. I am getting prompts when I open Task manager, Event log, CCleaner and the old version of KMPlayer that I use for watching videos. I wont be using this machine to watch videos so I think its going to be OK to use UAC.

    Bo
     
  6. Cloud

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    Running Panda Cloud Pro. :) Light as a feather~
     
  7. justenough

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    Good advice, Amit, and I probably should take it, except browsing and downloading are my 2 main vulnerabilities and Sandboxie has browsing covered, and also the download folder where things sit sandboxed until getting a good going over with a scanner or two. I figured since I was using Mamutu and EEK anyway, I might as well use EAM instead. But to tell you the truth even that feels like over-doing it, since scans never find anything getting past Sandboxie, and if something did I have a system image waiting on an external hard drive.

    I think Online Armor is great, I have a license for it, and wonder about using it (or Privatefirewall) more than any other security question I have, but the Windows 7x64 firewall along with a router seems to be doing the job and very quietly.
     
  8. Rompin Raider

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    Nice set up from a trusted gentleman!:thumb:
     
  9. My Mini Tool Box, I'm sure I missed a few things though.

    ON DEMAND SCANNERS

    MALWAREBYTES PRO
    EMSISOFT ANTI MALWARE
    HITMAN PRO
    NORMAN MALWARE CLEANER
    DR WEB CURE IT
    MACAFEE AVERT STINGER
    SPYWARE TERMINATOR

    AV
    KASPERSKY
    BITDEFENDER
    G-DATA
    AVIRA
    PANDA CLOUD
    WEBROOT
    NORTON
    KINGSOFT CLOUD
    COMODO IS
    AVAST
    AVG
    MSE
    SOPHOS
    IKARUS
    MACAFEE
    DR WEB
    VIPRE
    NETWORK MALWARE CLEANER
    TRUSTPORT
    CRYSTAL SECURITY
    ANVI SMART DEFENDER
    IMMUNENT
    VIRUSBUSTER
    ESET
    TREND MICRO
    ROBOSCAN
    F-SECURE
    CLAM AV
    BULLGUARD


    SYSTEM DIAGOSIS
    HIJACK THIS
    HIJACK HUNTER
    OTL
    DDS
    HIJACK FREE
    ATTACK SURFACE ANALYZER
    MINI TOOL BOX


    MALWARE CLEANUP TOOLS
    COMBOFIX
    ROOTKILL
    KASPERSKY REMOVAL TOOL
    MALWARE DEFENDER
    SOPHOS REMOVAL TOOL
    COMODO CLEANING ESSETIALS
    REGRUN REANIMATOR
    UNHACKME
    ROOTKIT REVEALER
    ROOT REPEAL
    AVZ ANTI ROOTKIT
    EMSISOFT EMERGANCY KIT
    REMOVEIT PRO
    NORTON POWER ERASER
    ANTI TROJAN PLUS
    SPYDDL REMOVER
    F-SECURE EASY CLEAN
    MALWARE REMOVER
    SPYBOT S&D
    ULTRA VIRUS KILLER
    ROUGE KILLER
    FIXEXE
    GMER
    KASPERSKY TDSSKILLER
    VBA ANTI ROOTKIT

    USB
    BITDEFENDER USB IMMUNIZER
    USB OBLIVION


    FIREWALL
    DEFENSEWALL
    COMODO FW+D
    ONLINE ARMOR
    PRIVATEFIREWALL
    TINYFIREWALL
    fireBwall
    ZONE ALARM
    OUTPOST
    JETICO
    GESWALL
    SPYSHELTER

    MALWARE PREVENTION
    SANDBOXIE
    EMET
    APPGUARD
    VOODOOSHEILD
    EXERADARPRO
    XP ANTI SPY
    WINPATROL

    VIRTUALIZATION
    VIRTUAL BOX

    CLEANUP
    CCLEANER + CCENHANCER
    JETICO BCWIPE
    ERASER
    BLEACHBIT
    JETCLEAN
    COMODO CLEANING
    AUSLOGICS REGISTRY CLEANER
    WISE DISK CLEANER
    WISE REGISTRY CLEANER

    DISK WIPING
    JETICO BC TOTAL WIPE
    DBAN

    DEFRAG
    DEFRAGGLER
    AUSLOGICS DEFRAG
    SMART DEFRAG


    RESCUE CD
    COMODO
    F-SECURE
    KASPERSKY
    DR WEB
    BITDEFENDER
    AVG
    AVIRA

    ANTIKEYLOGGING
    KEYSCRAMBLER
    ZEMANA ANTI LOGGER


    What do you think? If anyone needs reviews of any software listed I'm glad to help. I just listed the AV's don't use them all!
     
  10. tomazyk

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    You better not! Your system would probably never boot, if you manage to install them all :)

    Otherwise it's a nice list.
     
  11. bo elam

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    RR, thanks for the kind words.

    Greetings

    Bo
     
  12. WSFfan

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    Very good setup
     
  13. ams963

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    Of course I keep website blocking module enabled. MBAM is absolutely light and fast(makes old machines with low RAM sluggish though because of the relatively high RAM that MBAM consumes for an anit-malware). So why not? It's protection features are totally and exceptionally solid. :D
     
  14. ams963

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    How would you know if the file you just downloaded is safe to recover from the sandbox? I mean you don't use HMP or MBAM like stuffs. Nor do you use multi-AV scanning online services like VirusTotal. o_O :doubt:
     
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    Thanks.
     
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    That's why I keep Hitman Pro just in case.A few days ago I let my kids download in Shadow Mode everything looked normal until we got to the toolbars,websearch change and Homepage etc.Ran a scan with HMP and it was screaming with riskware, addware,and malware.We also had about five new desktop icons.Rebooted and ran another scan with HMP and nothing was found everything was like nothing happened.Some files are way to big to upload them to VT or jiotti.IMO its good to at least have On Demand for that very reason.
     
  17. ams963

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    Ah yes I know you could go with sbie, an on-demand scanner and an imaging software alone and will rarely get any infections. But hey I thought you were Wilders material by now - over paranoid! Just kidding. You're at least smarter than me. I also reside in the same situation as yours- only threats are downloading and vulnerabilities.

    But I change my setup(rather like pump it up into a handsome bulk) from time to time because it serves two purposes. 1. Keeps me interested in security prospective. 2. Gives me a false sense of security thus allowing me to sleep tight and peace of mind.
     
  18. Brandonn2010

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    Added HTTPS Everywhere for Chrome. Worried a bit since it's in alpha stage but no problems so far.

    Still thinking of ditching an AV but I feel like something would be missing.
     
  19. ams963

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    Good going Dave. :thumb: That way you'll face no hassle of a realtime/on-access AV and enjoy a light and fast system. You've got rock solid protection there Dave. :)
     
  20. bo elam

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    I don't stop running files, downloaded from the internet, in a sandbox "just because they have been recovered to my system from a browsing sandbox". I run all files that I download from the internet and programs that I use every day in a sandbox all the time. As long as I use SBIE like that, I'll only concern myself with programs that I instal on my real system, something that I don't do often. I feel comfortable doing it like this, unlike if I was updating, upgrading, running scans all the time.



    Bo
     
  21. jmonge

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    Bo do you think it is too risky to introduce unknown files to real systemo_O
     
  22. ams963

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    Well AV-less setup was short lived. Added WSA.:D
     
  23. jmonge

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    you felt lonely my friend;) with no av
     
  24. Dark Shadow

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    Thanks,hey no more Iron Man.
     
  25. Brandonn2010

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    Removed HTTPS Everywhere after 5 minutes. It makes Google go to encrypted.google.com, which removes everything but Sign In. Annoying.

    Also how is BitDefender Trafficlight at malware blocking? I've added it to Chrome and there are no slowdowns, but how effective would it be?

    And what about System Explorer along AppGuard, just so I can make sure no malware is running? Then I could probably go AV free.
     
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