What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. jmonge

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    thank you :)
    and even more quite will be sandboxie and shadow defender
    i removed HitmanPro.Alert 2.0 i think i dont need after a reboot i will be very clean
    note:in the future i may not need any antivirus for real time protection or even ondeman scaners anymore as all gates are close
     
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  2. blasev

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    as usual, interesting set up jmoge

    I wonder, did you use windows 32bit on your main pc?
     
  3. jmonge

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  4. Antimalware18

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    Completely Happy with whats in my sig. right now:thumb:

    although I have been tossing around the idea of quihoo. something keeps driving me away though...

    EDIT* Uninstalled Comodo AV, it was running a bit too heavy for my tastes on my machine which is surprising.

    Installed Avast! again and all is light again
     
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  5. Antimalware18

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    Another Edit. I got tired of dealing with Comodo completely :D

    So, I've decided to go with a simple yet secure setup.

    Avast! Free Antivirus
    Sandboxie (Free)
    UAC on high

    Web Browser (Chrome), PDF's and Email Client (Thunderbird) all are run in the sandbox.

    Is there anything else I could add for another layer of unobtrusive security? (unobtrusive is something unlike ERP ect.)
     
  6. tomazyk

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    My setup has been same for months now.

    Sandboxie
    Nod32
    EMET
    OpenDNS
    and some other utilities...

    The setup is light, unobtrusive and secure. I guess I will stay with it for some time to come.
     
  7. jmonge

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    defensewall is super good:thumb:
     
  8. LoneWolf

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    Yes it is.
    DefenseWall and Shadow Defender make a nice strong combo.
     
  9. Arcanez

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    it would be better if it supported 64bit Systems. Sandboxie supports it so why should there be any Problems with Defensewall. I guess that there's no real further development. You can also see it on the News page on the Website...latest News are from early 2012...
     
  10. kjdemuth

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    OA free? Pretty good. Hips/firewall. Fairly light.
     
  11. jmonge

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    defensewall still active :) and very alive:thumb: and let's just be more patient as 64 bit arrives like pizzaa hot:thumb: ;)
     
  12. On 32 bits DW is problably the best HIPS/FW available, but let's face it J :D , when my mother of 80 is able to use DW, you wll be bored next week and tempted to try out something else. :thumb:
     
  13. Arcanez

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    Are there any plans by Ilya to Support 64bit anyway? I would purchase it in a heartbeat if it only supported 64bit OS...
     
  14. jmonge

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    he will as he mention before but it is taking some times but i bet it will be the best of the best for sure:thumb:
    note:there is not time schedule :)
     
  15. Securon

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    Good Evening! Just removed Comodo Firewall...and added AppGuard...Windows firewall will suffice...for the moment...Lol! Sincerely...Securon
     
  16. Antimalware18

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    Trying to stay away from HIPS completely, any other ideas? Lol
     
  17. kjdemuth

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    Missed that part. How about EMET? or maybe shadow defender?
     
  18. jmonge

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    trust me shadow defender is good,i just encounter a massive malware attack in kids pc from a youtube link :) and hitmanpro detect alot but maybe not all you never know but shadow defender took it's place and kick them off my system :) good job shadow defender it is a must have:thumb: :thumb:
    note:in this pc i dont have defensewall :) i bet DFWall will do same
     
  19. kjdemuth

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    Shadow defender is great. The only thing I do is commit my download folder. Of course that sandboxed with limited access.
     
  20. Antarctica

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    jmonge, I have a question and I am serious, it's no offense:) How do you do guys to encounter massive malware attack? I do read that once in a while on the Forum. I am just curious as I never encounter one myself.Where do I have to surf to see it happend?:oops:
     
  21. jmonge

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    that is good idea :thumb: it will be nice to also be able to have a sort of anti-executable feature within shadow defender to make it stronger
     
  22. kjdemuth

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    THat is one of the supposed new features tony wants to add. Don't know if it's going to happen soon. Good idea though.
     
  23. jmonge

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    yeap, and i was happy to see hitmanpro detecting alot of malware;)
     
  24. Overkill

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    That's so true :argh:
     
  25. Overkill

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    I'm curious as well
     
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