What is your security setup these days?

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

  1. jmonge

    jmonge Registered Member

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    that is the only way you know what you are trying without asking others i am the kind of person that i try it and prove it my self type of person:) :D
    anyway so far i tested all and in long time the software that really convince me so far it is Prevx,winpatrol plus and spyshelter:thumb: i love this 3 programs
    the rest for example Defensewall,appguard and mbam pro

    note:this six programs are my faborites programs ever but the diference is this:prevx,winpatrol,spyshelter are 64 bit system ready with out any trouble or slow down:thumb: :thumb:

    note:the second group:defensewall,appguard,mbam pro

    now for example Defensewall is not 64 ready:'( ,appguard is beta and has some bugs:D now mbam pro is 64 ready and the detention rate is one of the best:thumb: and in windows vista and win7 is super fast:thumb: but in my xp systems is very slow and make my browsing slow in xp systems:D

    another note:PE Guard it is in my heart but i want 64 bit system ready:thumb: i will wait for this one:thumb:

    also i am testing geswall and i already fall in love with and it will be 64 ready:thumb:

    for now my set up will be prevx,spyshelter and winpatrol plus
     
  2. malexous

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    My laptop.

    Ubuntu 10.10.

    Parent's laptop.

    Operating System:
    Windows 7 32-bit.

    LUA.
    AppLocker.
    DEP.
    SEHOP.
    EMET (web browsers, media players, PDF readers).

    Real-time:
    Norton Internet Security 2011.

    On-demand:
    Hitman Pro.
    Norton Power Eraser.

    Browser:
    AdBlock Plus.

    Image:
    Windows Backup & Restore.
     
  3. 1chaoticadult

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    LOL he wont be settled down anytime soon :D
     
  4. Matthijs5nl

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    Directly after the launch of version 4 (sometime ago already), they released a YouTube video. In that video some people of ESET were interviewed about that release version, the company and the future. They said something like "Parental Control might be a good addition in the future". Also in SoftPedia interview they said something like that I think.
    Next to that I mentioned it sometimes in the ESET forums, and they never denied it.

    I also got the feeling ESET version 5 will bring a great improvement, which will make it top-notch again, like three years ago and where ESET belongs. What exactly I don't really know, it might be sandbox-based or behavior-based (maybe in combination with reputation-based? Who knows?). I personally prefer behavior-based, since I am not a huge fan of sandboxing.
     
  5. jmonge

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    ofcourse how can i settled down when my antivirus(any)will fail me and comon sense may work for me but when you have familly and kids comon sense fails too so i will continue to search untill my heart is happy:thumb:
     
  6. SweX

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    Hmmm... I remember that I DID watch the video, AND read the interview and yet I can't remember that they did mention anything about parental control:D

    And let's hope that I am right since we really don't need Parental Control in ESS;)
     
  7. TheIgster

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    Well, CIS is now gone and back to ESS.

    Just lighter on the system and ESS performs so much better than CIS in the tests I've done. I like CIS and I think it's getting better, but it's not quite there yet.
     
  8. SweX

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    Then we are two;). And I have suggested something behavior-based in the suggestion thread in the ESET forum several times.

    And I have seen more BB suggestions than I have seen Parental Control suggestions that's for sure:rolleyes:
     
  9. 1chaoticadult

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    Yea I know J its all good hehe. Keeping searching :D
     
  10. jmonge

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    GesWall is a nice option too;) after the 64bit version comes out:thumb:
     
  11. Kernelwars

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    interesting.. If you set the execution of unknown to restricted or blocked in CIS you will see the difference.Anyways how is ESS against zero day malware?:D
     
  12. jmonge

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    it doesnt have any proactive protection yet:D
     
  13. Kernelwars

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    haha I thought so:D
     
  14. cm1971

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    How is GesWall Pro compared to the free version?
     
  15. jmonge

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    it is very similar i dont see any diference yet as it is my firts experience with it;)
     
  16. moontan

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    always a good idea to check the developer's site first.
    here:
    -http://www.gentlesecurity.com/geswall_pro.html-
     
  17. cm1971

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    Yeah I did that I just thought I would get the opinion of someone that has actually used it. :thumb:
     
  18. jmonge

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    it looks promising:thumb:
     
  19. Boost

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    Basically pro gives you more applications in its coverage,and auto-terminates malware that attacks the operating system.
     
  20. jmonge

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    that is cool indeed also auto isolate option without any pop ups:D
     
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  22. Boost

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    Nah just rely on your antivirus :argh: Hey,some people like to do things the hard way.
     
  23. jmonge

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    @Boost

    Your hilarious, but your right!

    Guys, what category does Microsoft Essentials fall into? Is it a medi-oker or what? I have never used it before. I just restored my daughters laptop and noticed it in the program list. I don't see anything running so I don't think it has been unpacked since she bought her laptop.
     
  25. toxinon12345

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    Microsoft Security Essentials provides you one of the best Proactive protection
    with high heuristics and accurate detection
     
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