What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    once i had convinced my dad to allow me to install nod32 this will be my setup

    nod32+comodo+spysweeper.
    simple but effective!

    once spysweeper license runs out in january i will eiether renew it or get avg antispyware.


    unless my dad doesnt allow me to do it this is final!

    so once i have convinced my dad i will have a faster pc woot!
    lodore
     
  2. ASpace

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    :) lodore , I don't know how old are you but from what you write , I belive you can take advantage of the special NOD32 student discounts . Other companies also offer such an educational/student discounts :p
     
  3. Chubb

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    NOD32 is selling for USD48 for a 3 years license pack in Hong Kong..:D

    It is even cheaper than the student price which is USD12 for a 1 year license pack.
     
  4. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    lol not bad.
     
  5. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    I wish my dad didn't let me install software on my computer that way I don't get conflicts, errors, blue screens, etc., but wait, he is old and doesn't even know how to turn on a freaking computer monitor :D

    dja2k
     
  6. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    IMO. lets hope my dad lets me cos i cant wait to use nod32!
     
  7. muf

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    IPS - Prevx1 CyberHawk
    Ad blocking - Ad Muncher
    Cookie monitoring - CookiePal
    Malicious Behaviour Blocking - SurfinGuard Pro


    Cyberhawk removed due to latest build no longer has custom rules setting.
    SurfinGuard Pro added to replace CyberHawk.

    muf
     
  8. WSFuser

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    update:

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    Resident:

    Ad Muncher
    CHX-I Packet Filter
    Ghost Security Suite
    Kaspersky Anti-Virus
    Prevx1

    On-Demand:

    ewido anti-spyware micro scanner

    Other Security / System Hardening:

    nLite'd Windows XP (with service tweaking based on TweakHound's guide)
    Xable's Light Windows XP Post-SP2 Update Pack
    Harden-it
    SocketLock
    Windows Worms Doors Cleaner
    xpy
    Process Explorer
    Firefox extensions: adblock filterset.g updater, adblock plus, javascript options, mcafee siteadvisor, noscript, and permit cookies
     
  9. farmerlee

    farmerlee Registered Member

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    My latest combos....

    Laptop #1 - Spysweeper + NOD32 + Outpost 4 (this combo seems to create a lot of system drag at the moment)

    Laptop#2 - Trend Micro Antispyware + Antivir Premium + Look'n'Stop (this combo is very light with pretty much no system drag)
     
  10. KikiBibi

    KikiBibi Registered Member

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    My Setups:

    1. AVG Internet Security + BOClean + WinPatrol + System Safety Monitor
    2. NOD32 + LooknStop + BOClean + WinPatrol + System Safety Monitor
    3. DrWeb + LooknStop + BOClean + WinPatrol + System Safety Monitor

    Favorite is Setup 1 followed by Setup 3.
     
  11. Phoinix

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    Avira Premium Security Suite + Sunbelt CounterSpy :ninja:
     
  12. asyland

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    Re: What is your security setup these days?

    Realtime:
    Comodo
    NOD32 2.7 Beta
    Prevx1
    RegDefend w/ Tony's Rule set
    First Defense-ISR

    On Demand:
    SpySweeper 5.2 - Memory usage is way down in this version. But I'm getting CPU spikes of about 50-60% every few minutes, so, no real time for this.
    Ad-Aware
    Ewido
    a-squared
    Gmer
    Rootkit Revealer
    Autoruns
    Process Explorer
    CWShredder
    RegMon
    FileMon
    AccessEnum
    Hijack This
    Eulalyzer

    Other:
    Spyware Blaster
    SocketLock
    WWDC
    MVPS Hosts File
    DropMyRights
    IESpyad
    Firefox w/No Script & Adblock
    T-Bird
     
  13. tec505

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    Zyxel Prestige P662HW (in my SOHO)
    Netgear D814 (at home)

    Firewall
    ZA Pro 6.5.732

    AV
    BitDefender 10.0 AV

    HIPS
    WinPatrol Plus 10.0.5.0

    Block Lists
    SpywareBlaster 3.5.1 (Custom Blocking List:

    Resident On Demand Scanners
    Ad-Aware SE Personal 1.06
    Trend Micro CWShredder Version 2.19

    Online Scanners
    Ewido
    CounterSpy spyware scan
    Kaspersky
     
  14. gates

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    In my laptop I have Dr.Web & BoClean. Simple and effective. :D
     
  15. trjam

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    Sig is current and secure.
     
  16. WSFuser

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    no software firewall trjam?
     
  17. trjam

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    nope, router and XP.
     
  18. mitsu3kgtsl

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    Resident:
    KIS6 MP1 Beta
    - All Proactive Defenses On
    - Using All Databases
    HostsMan
    - MVPS Host File (Auto-update/Overwrite)
    - HostServer On
    PeerGuardian2
    - Spyware, Government, Anti-P2P Lists
    XPL SocketShield
    BOClean

    Immunization:
    SpywareBlaster
    ImmunizeNOW!
    IESpyAd
    SpywareGuide.com Immunization File
    Spybot Search & Destroy
    - Immunization
    - Opera Profile Protection

    Hardening:
    Harden-It
    Secure-It
    WWDC
    DTOStop
    HTAStop
    Samurai
    BugOff
    SockLock
    GRC SocketLock
    Antispy-XP

    On Demand:
    SpySweeper
    SUPERAntiSpyware Free
    AVG Anti-Spyware
    Spybot
    Adaware

    Utilities:
    AutoPatcher XP
    CCleaner
    jv16 PowerTools 1.3
    Tune-up Utilities 2006
    Secure Delete v2

    Internet Apps:
    Opera 9 (up to date)
    Thunderbird
    GAIM

    ^ This is why I bought a mac as my secondary computer. :D
     
  19. attila4000

    attila4000 Registered Member

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    i wouldnt even browse on the internet if i needed that many programs installed on my computer. just read my sig below, thats all i will use.
     
  20. attila4000

    attila4000 Registered Member

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    are we a bit paranoid that the FBI, NSA, CIA, and the mafia are out to get us?
     
  21. muf

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    Router - Linksys BEFSR41
    Firewall/AV - KIS6
    Anti-Exploit - Socketshield
    AntiTrojan - Boclean
    Utility Suite - Regrun Platinum(includes UnHackme rootkit detection)
    IPS - Prevx1
    Ad blocking - Ad Muncher
    Cookie monitoring - CookiePal
    Malicious Behaviour Blocking - SurfinGuard Pro


    muf
     
  22. muf

    muf Registered Member

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    No. We just use loads of security apps so it will be you they get and not us!!!

    :D :D :D
     
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  23. WSFuser

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    im not paranoid (my setup is average maybe), but id feel safer with more apps rather than less.
     
  24. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

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    Personal question for you guys, I am behind a firewalled linksys router and was wondering, do I really need a frewall like Comodo or would Looknstop be sufficient. The reason being, Comodo is still a bit noisy for my taste though it seems to have a bit more protection than Looknstop, but who really needs it with my defense setup. What do you think, looknstop (less noisy and lighter on resources) or should I keep Comodo (deal with the popups and higher resource usage)?

    dja2k
     
  25. CogitoErgoSum

    CogitoErgoSum Registered Member

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    Hello dja2k,

    I would go with Look'n'Stop.


    Peace & Love,

    CogitoErgoSum
     
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