What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. wsfu

    wsfu Registered Member

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    See my original post.

    Any suggestions or solutions to this problem?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.
     
  2. icr

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    any specific reason why you are still using NIS 2004o_O
     
  3. arran

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    But Samurai isn't really a HIPS its just hardening tool which changes registry settings.
     
  4. Konata Izumi

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    Do NOT apply the following options:

    Those options will install (drop) something on your PC.
    Which is flagged as High Risk and Medium Risk malware by Prevx.
    Even if those files were false positives. It is outdated and useless and might as well pose other problems.


    I have Comodo Time Machine and enabling just one of those 3 settings mentioned above gave me BSODs
    so I got curious and installed Prevx which has good heuristics and I found out about the malware :D

    by the way those 3 settings are providing Samurai its HIPS functionality
    the rest of the settings are for system hardening by modifying registry keys, policies and restriction settings. This is good :thumb:
     
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  5. jmonge

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    yes;) it is cool:D just testing for the heck of it:D
     
  6. Konata Izumi

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    I'm keepin' it :-*
     
  7. jmonge

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    Desktop #1
    Windows 7 Ultimate, 32 bit-
    Realtime-
    Avast 5.0 free, Prevx paid, SpywareBlaster
    Windows firewall

    On demand-
    MBAM, Hitman Pro

    Desktop #2
    XP Home, 32 bit
    Realtime-
    Twister Antivirustrojan, SpywareBlaster
    Windows firewall
    On demand-
    MBAM, Hitman Pro


    Laptop-
    Vista Basic, 32 bit
    Realtime-
    Avast 5.0 free, MBAM Paid, SpywareBlaster
    Windows firewall

    On Demand-
    Hitman Pro
     
  9. icr

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    Installed Quichkheal 2010 just for fun:D
     
  10. eugene91

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    Removed Avast! 5 Free.. Using CIS 4.1 now Defense+ and Sandbox disabled..

    about 10 infected files came in my pc.. its weird that Avast! 5 never detected it.. which was initially detected by Prevx..

    Had to use both MBAM and SAS to remove them..

    I want to try out and see how would the Comodo AV work :)
    Seems that heuristics are set to low should I leave it that way?
     
  11. kjdemuth

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    Oh yes. Leave it at low. I made the mistake of setting it to high. After I tried to install something. Even though I set it as an installer, the AV still had every dll, I mean every as a infection. Other than that, if you leave it at low it still works great. I would recommend using D+ and the sandbox. It really does work like a symphony. It works alot better when everything is enabled.
     
  12. eugene91

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    I guess I need time to get used to them then .. :D
     
  13. Konata Izumi

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    Windows XP Pro SP3 Penta(5) Layer Execution Prevention setup.
    1. Data Execution Prevention for All Programs
    2. Limited User Account
    3. Software Restriction Policy
    4. Deny via Access Control List
    5. Returnil Virtual System's Trust Programs from Real Disk Only
    • Prevx SafeOnline FREE
    • NAT Router Firewall
    • Windows XP Firewall
     
  14. Cvette

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    I just disinfected my buddy's computer, was running Avast! 5 and had 24 infections on it :( also had to use both MalwareBytes and SuperAntiSpyware to clean the PC.

    Hope your testing with Comodo Antivirus goes well mate, I tried it back in v3 and it seemed a bit buggy. Let us know how it goes :)
     
  15. xnevermore

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    using avast internet security 5
     
  16. J_L

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    Everything at its latest and greatest version.

    Shared Network:
    Linksys Router with SP1 Firewall
    OpenDNS Free (Phishing and "Basic Malware/Botnet" protection enabled)

    Real-time Protection:
    Avast Home (Shields: File System + Web + Network + Behaviour) [Password Protected]
    Comodo Internet Security Premium (Firewall+HIPS+Sandbox) [Password Protected]

    System (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit):
    No-prompt UAC, SEHOP enabled
    Disallowed-by-default Software Restriction Policy
    Disabled Windows Firewall, Windows Defender, Internet Explorer, and Autorun/Autoplay
    Everything else (security-wise) on default

    Firefox (Main Browser):
    Adblock Plus (Malware Domains subscription)
    LastPass (secure connection)
    LinkExtend (checks website and google searches with multiple databases)
    NoScript (whitelisting)
    SandBoxie Free (+ DropRights and Internet Access Restrictions)

    Opera (Work Browser):
    Limited rights
    Urlfilter.ini (http://my.opera.com/Tamil/blog/ad-block)
    LastPass bookmarklets

    On-demand Scanning:
    Comodo AV
    Malwarebytes' Anti-malware
    Hitman Pro
    Sophos Anti-Rootkit
    SUPERAntispyware

    Analyzers:
    Anubis (http://anubis.iseclab.org/)
    EULAlyzer Personal
    HiJackThis (+ http://www.hijackthis.de/)
    VirusTotalUploader
    WinPatrol Free

    Updates:
    RSS Feeds - Freeware Guide, FileHippo.com, Freeware Files, MajorGeeks.
    KC Softwares SUMo

    Others:
    Paragon Backup & Recovery Free
    TrueCrypt (+ Hide in Picture)
    VMware Player


    Also got Ubuntu Netbook with Noscript and WOT.
    It's being updated regularly. Sudo only, no root.
     
  17. kjdemuth

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    OA++
    MBAM (Real-time)
    Zemana
    Returnil lux
     
  18. The Seeker

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    Slightly modified my setup. I've removed MSE and installed MBAM to scan any files I think are suspect. I feel quite liberated running no real-time AV.
     
  19. jmonge

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    for now it is PE Guard v2.1;)
     
  20. Noob

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    Zemana running great on this setup!! :D
     
  21. Osaban

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    Vista Ultimate32 SP2 (UAC on, WD off)

    Look'n'Stop Firewall
    Avira Premium10 (ProActiv off, Web and Mail Guard off)

    Sandboxie
    Shadow Defender
    ShadowProtect Desktop

    Google Chrome + Ad Muncher
     
  22. Noob

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    You Sandbox Chrome with SBIE? :rolleyes:
     
  23. Osaban

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    It is the main reason I'm using Sandboxie. Did you have any problems with it?
     
  24. Gamof

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    If you actually bothered to configure Sandboxie you would see why. :rolleyes:
     
  25. kjdemuth

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    OA++
    MBAM
    Zemana
     
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