What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. guest

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    Uh... no. I meant is there a way to know what do we need to allow to be put in our whitelist with SRP/AppLocker? Like only allowing lsass.exe, csrss.exe, explorer.exe, etc but deny everything else, even if it's a legitimate executable in Windows protected folder.

    Yeah, I think it's like that. I haven't tried SAP yet, but I assume it's like EXE Radar's whitelisting method (per executable basis). AFAIK SRP/AppLocker can't get the list of only required executables for us and/or prompt us about what executable is trying to run so we can add it to the whitelist if it's required.
     
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  2. Rompin Raider

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    Back to the base protection: WSA-VoodooShield-MBAE-Zemana AntiLogger....a defense superior to the Seattle Seahawks!:argh:
     
  3. Securon

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    Good Evening! Kaspersky I.S. 2014 in tandem with AppGuard...Ohhhh...Yeahhh! Sincerely...Securon
     
  4. Overkill

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    I loved mamutu, it's a shame they had to close the doors...i'd be using it right now!
     
  5. jmonge

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    same here;) it was powerfull and lite
     
  6. mattdocs12345

    mattdocs12345 Registered Member

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    Well there is NoVirusThanks ERP.
     
  7. jmonge

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    NoVirusThanks ERP it is alitle diferent I think :)
     
  8. DX2

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    W8 FW - WSA
     
  9. Overkill

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    Mamutu was the best behavior blocker period :thumb:
     
  10. Overkill

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    Has anyone tried the newest sandboxie 4.08 just released?
     
  11. J_L

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    Yeah, you won't notice a difference unless it's in the changelog.
     
  12. Coresix

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    Added NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro. Talk about a small program with a sharp bite! It takes no prisoners.

    So now my setup is as follows:

    OS:
    --: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center x64

    Real Time Protection:
    --: Emsisoft Anti-Malware 8.1
    --: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro 1.75 with Resident Shields active
    --: AdGuard Ad-Blocker (loving this program more and more)
    --: KeyScrambler Premium 3.3.0.0
    --: AppGuard 4.0 @ Medium settings still (I don't know how to drive this program :X)
    --: NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro -- First experience with a classic anti-executable. Not bad!
    --: Binisoft's Windows Firewall Control 4 -- The alert sound it makes is so soothing.

    Passive Protection:
    --: Just one -- SpywareBlaster AutoUpdate

    On-Demand:
    --: HitmanPro x64
    --: Shadow Defender 1.3.0.457 (Now I can see why this program is so praised here at Wilders as I utilize it more and more.)

    Backup/Imaging:
    --: Rollback Rx
    --: Drive Snapshot

    Not sure if I'm on the cusp of being overboard with protection and considering the only active antivirus software is Emsisoft and Malwarebytes should not push me too far over the edge. Although if one doesn't catch a piece of malware, the rest most likely will. Performance-wise, not much change since only what I've added since my most recent post with my now updated multi-layered security approach was AppGuard (unless I already mentioned it), the switching from WSA Complete to Emsisoft Anti-Malware and the addition of Shadow Defender, Windows Firewall Control and NVT ERP.

    Please tell me I'm pret-- errrr I'm not going overboard.... :\

    - Coresix
     
  13. kardokristal

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    Hi,

    Yesterday tried newest version of Sandboxie and I can confirm that problem with Chrome is fixed. :)

    OS: Windows 8.1

    Regards,
    Kardo
     
  14. Page42

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    If you are referring to Chrome and LastPass, I know some guys around here who are going to be happy.
     
  15. kjdemuth

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    ^^^^^ Happy guy. :thumb:
     
  16. justenough

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    I'd be one of them if it had happened a while ago, but yesterday I decided to get de-googled and removed Chrome and am now using Firefox with DuckDuckGo.

    Also have added NoVirusThanks Exe Radar Pro.
     
  17. dja2k

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    I had removed SBIE due to problems with using Restrictions which aren't fixed yet on 4.08, so I am forced to run SBIE using Standard Defualts with some Resource Access settings for now.

    dja2k
     
  18. mrfargoreed

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    Shadow Defender
    Malwarebytes
    Mailwasher

    Simple, solid and stress-free.
     
  19. gery

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    after using Outpost, and Dr Web for a while decided to go back to Bitdefender IS. It works fine for me .
    :thumb: :thumb:
     
  20. guest

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    Probably will be back to using CHIPS again. Nothing out there really fits my liking other than a well crafted CHIPS. I might as well will harden my HTTPSB rules by only whitelisting requests instead of the whole domains.
     
  21. buckslayr

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    Loving the new SandBoxie version 4.08.
     
  22. Overkill

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    I second that :thumb:
     
  23. kjdemuth

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    Ditto. ^^^- What that guy said.
     
  24. LoneWolf

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    DefenseWall 3.22
    ShadowDefender 1.1.0.325

    Macrium Reflect 4.2

    AdMuncher
    OpenDNS
    Opera
     
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  25. ams963

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    I'm using what's in my sig.:)
     
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