What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. roger_m

    roger_m Registered Member

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    I just scanned every exe and dll file installed by YAC with VirusTotal. Every file was found to safe, except for the file libpng.dll which was detected as adware by VBA32. I'm sure that detection is a false positive.

    Next I scanned YAC's installer with VirusTotal, and it was detected by both NOD32 and Tend's HouseCall. HouseCall identified it as TROJ_GEN.F47V0829. I never pay much attention to generic trojan identifications. I also think that both detections are false positives.
     
  2. Overkill

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    Thanks :thumb:
     
  3. JoeBlack40

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    Back to what works best for me in the last few months...AVG AV Pro,Privatefirewall and Sandboxie.
     
  4. ams963

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    You're welcome.:)
     
  5. ams963

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    It has matured in the new 2014 version. Wait till you get the new Web Shield;)
     
  6. SweX

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  7. roger_m

    roger_m Registered Member

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    It appears to be a false positive.
     
  8. SweX

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    The only way to find out for sure is to submit the program to ESET for reclassification. ESET never add PUP/PUA detection unless it fulfills criteria of potentially unwanted applications.
     
  9. ams963

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    I'm using what's in my sig.:thumb:
     
  10. NSG001

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    See you're repeating yourself again.
     
  11. FleischmannTV

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    I bet it's very light.
     
  12. jmonge

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    PIInfinity how and what is webroot webshield works?
     
  13. ams963

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    You got the name in the quotation wrong.;) Of course I'm repeating. I haven't changed my setup. The question asks what I'm using these days. Gotta answer that you know.:D
     
  14. ams963

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    You got no idea. Why not try it yourself? You'd understand what you're missing.;)
     
  15. Overkill

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    It uses 3 mbs on my daughters machine, and does very well on detection

    Here's a giveaway, not positive it still works

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  16. J_L

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    Guess I'll give it a try.
     
  17. roger_m

    roger_m Registered Member

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    It does still work and I was given my key, but I've just installed Rising Antivirus, so won't try it out just yet.
     
  18. Francis93

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    ESET + Webroot SecureAnywhere AV 2014 with 2 years license :thumb:
     
  19. ams963

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    Glad to know you're happy with WSA protecting and working its magic on the machine.:) And do you feel the speed of WSA?

    It works very well.:)
     
  20. ams963

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    Great going my friend. Nice setup you got there.:thumb:
     
  21. ams963

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    I hope you will try it out soon. You wouldn't wanna miss WSA 2014 for long.:D
     
  22. Securon

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    Good Morning! WSA Security Plus and HMP and HMP Alert. I like you PIInfinity...are of the opinion...that Webroot might just be the Holy Grail of Protection...Lol! Sincerely...Securon
     
  23. ams963

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    Nice setup.

    Ow stop it.:D :-*

    What?....:blink:... o_O .......well you're right about that.:thumb:
     
  24. tomazyk

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    I removed Kaspersky and reinstalled Sandboxie 3.76 and Nod 32 7 BETA. I also enabled SRP for non-administrator (Guest) user account. I really like this duo. For me, they are a perfect combination.
     
  25. CrusherW9

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    It's been a while since I posted but I did a clean install the other day and I slightly altered my setup. I'rm using EMET 4.0 on maximum settings. Sandboxie with everything on default except I'm blocking access to my media drive and emptying the sandbox on program close. HMP for daily scans. And finally, No Script for FF. I'm taking a different approach to my setup this time. Before, I took the stance that a locked down Sandboxie would basically be impenetrable but I've done some reading and now, I'm not so sure about that. Most attacks are going to be through firefox and with NS and EMET, that should cover a vast majority of attacks. Sandboxie is now used mainly as a privacy, and cleanliness tool. I'm probably going to look into some Host/IP blocking next.
     
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