What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. Buster_BSA

    Buster_BSA Registered Member

    Ah, ok, I understand it now. It´s not that Deep Freeze is useless, it´s just most of the security tools.

    Thanks for the explanation!
     
  2. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

    I guess HIPS would also be useless?
    OMG! This setup is so light then. XD

    Please give me one realtime app to use~ I'm not used to this so uber light setup, I need something to bloat it up a little. XD

    How do I know if I got in contact with malware?
     
  3. Lucy

    Lucy Registered Member

    Yes.

    Yes. And it is free. What you can do is buy the full version of sbie. It is a one time fee, and you have updates for ever.

    Choose the one you want!
    - A scanner? Ok PrevX free, avira, avast, *** the one you want to try
    - A sandbox like defensewall or sbie, a snapshot, a *** the one you want to try.
    But one at a time.

    Basically, you don't know you got in contact with a malware. If you wanna know, get a scanner.
     
    Last edited: May 9, 2010
  4. Lucy

    Lucy Registered Member

    My setup:

    Laptop dual-boot:
    - win7 ultimate
    LUA+AppLocker
    UAC at max
    - Linux Ubuntu Lucid Lynx
    AppArmor for internet facing applications

    Old laptop:
    - Win XP SP3
    LUA+SRP

    Wife's laptop:
    Win 7
    LUA+SRP
    UAC at max

    Mom's computer:
    - Win XP SP3
    LUA+SRP

    Dad's laptop:
    - Win Vista
    LUA+SRP
    UAC at max

    For all, win firewall, windows auto-update and a backup software (when they come back from holidays with millions of pictures, or for their account history, and bank stuff).

    Excellent setup for people who know little to none in computer technology (and don't wanna know).

    No maintenance. If they really need to install a new application, they have a list of websites where they can go to look for them, and a procedure to install.
     
  5. jdd58

    jdd58 Registered Member

    Lucy, do you use SuRun with LUA and SRP? Also I have used your registry settings for SRP in Vista 32. Will the same reg file work for Vista 64 & Win 7?
     
  6. Noob

    Noob Registered Member

    IMO, everyone have their own preferences so happy testing :D
     
  7. Konata Izumi

    Konata Izumi Registered Member

    I thought there were issues when running DefenseWall under LUA?
     
  8. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    AvinashR nice avatar:cool:
     
  9. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    Oh Thanks Jmonge...
     
  10. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    no problem:D hey man how is NIS 2010 againts zero day-malware?
     
  11. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    Honestly speaking i haven't tested it ever...I know that SONAR 2 will take care of everything...

    BTW i don't rely to much on Anti-Virus products, i only rely on AppLocker, SEHOP and LUA. If a Virus cannot execute it cannot infect.
     
  12. Noob

    Noob Registered Member

    That's why i want to add a HIPS but i just can't with my brother annoying me :D
     
  13. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    it's true;)
     
  14. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    Have you tried NIS 2010?
     
  15. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    i am going to;) very soon:D
     
  16. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    The amount malware continued to grow at a record pace throughout 2009, primarily targeting naive computer users . On an average about 35,000 samples of malware are identified everyday the number itself is quite astonishing and it may not be possible that traditional Antivirus database would be able to detect the malware. This are termed as Zero-day threats it is very much difficult for AV to detect these Zero-day threats as their signatures are not updated to identify the malware. Malware has increased in an exponential manner, and the absolutely most persistent threat have been trojans, malicious software designed for stealing sensitive data, installing backdoors, deleting or encrypting files and downloading other malware from the internet. Hence the user's sensitive information is compromised.
     
  17. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    Yeah i agree with you. Today's AV programs detection rate is very much low due to the overwhelming amount of malware that is released into ITW each day...So one cannot rely very much on AV suites now.
     
  18. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    proactive is the way to go plus imaging/system restore:)
     
  19. dja2k

    dja2k Registered Member

    May 9, 2010 - Updated , Added , Removed

    Windows 7 Professional x64 (UAC:OFF, WD: OFF, FW: OFF, DEP: ON)

    Network
    • Two Linksys Routers (DD-WRT Firmware) in WDS Mode
    • WEP 128-Bit Encryption
    • Wireless MAC Filtering Enabled
    • SPI Firewall Enabled
    Resident
    • Online Armor ++ 4.0.0.47 Beta (Paid)
    • Sandboxie 3.45.10 Beta (Paid)
    • Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.46 (Paid)
    On-Demand
    • Shadow Defender 1.1.0.325 (Paid)
    • VirusTotal Uploader 2.0
    • Active@ Disk Image 4.0.2 (Paid)
    • VMWare Workstation 7.0.1 (Paid)
    Browser, Immunization, Tweaks
    • Firefox 3.6.3 (Ad-Block Plus, Better Privacy, TACO, WOT, ShowIP, TrackMeNot, Ghostery)
    • KeyScrambler Personal 2.6.0.0 (IE & FF)
    • RoboForm Pro 6.9.99 (IE & FF)
    • Malware Patrol's Block List (via Hosts File)
    • Bluetack Blocklists (Level 1,2,3 for P2P)
    • Spybot Search & Destroy 1.6.2 (Full Immunization w/o Global Hooks)
    • Spyware Blaster 4.3 (All Protection Enabled + Customblocking.txt)
    • Vista Services Optimizer 1.2 Build 108 (Manual Tuneup)
    • Ultimate Windows Tweaker 2.1 (Customized)
    • SpeedGuide.net Vista TcpIp Patch 1.5
    • Panda Research USB Vacine 1.0.1.4 (Computer Vaccinated)
    dja2k
     
  20. Kees1958

    Kees1958 Registered Member

    Comodo Time Machine

    BufferZone free 2.10-37 version for Opera with adopted XML file settings
    - sandboxes ("Bufferzone") Chrome instead of Opera (ClientdEFS.XML)
    - automatically tags files & new programs as untrusted when downloaded by
    trusted programs (amclient.xml)
    - set polict to bufferzone USB sticks (amclient.xml)
    - enabled firewall, both for trusted as buffezone(d) programs (amclient.xml)

    Running admin with IE8, Outlook, OE, 7zip, Foxit, Office running basic user (LUA) trusted, default deny SRP on data partitions (leaving open Temp partition).

    Using IE8 wiith AVG Linkscanner and keyscramlbler for normal browsing (like wilders)

    Using chrome for dodgy browsing (e.g. malware domain list url's), with plug-ins new tab behavior, adsweep, WOT and siteadvisor for Chrome.

    On XP Pro SP3

    On demand Hitman Pro, no other AV

    Regards Kees
     
    Last edited: May 10, 2010
  21. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    hi kees how is BuFerZone?i have long time i dont use it:D
     
  22. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    DJ,

    You have nice set of paid applications....:p

    Your setup is really Heavily Armored against intruders...:)
     
  23. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    my set up is very simple:D i missed prevx:'(
     
  24. AvinashR

    AvinashR Registered Member

    Don't worry. You have Hitman Pro which includes Prevx too. ;)
     
  25. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

    the heck that is true indeed:D
     
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