What is your security setup these days?

What happen the panda got kicked to the curb.He Got got a sore sack.

 

I'm still waiting for Sandboxie & Hitman Pro to incorporate their technologies and create my dream solution: When you go to move files out of the sandbox it automatically connects to HMP's extensive cloud database and scans them first. It only does this for new or changed files, and otherwise no real-time scanning.

If something like this existed I would totally use only it + Comodo FW/D+ and sleep like a baby at night. On Windows 7 I'd combine Windows FW with a light anti-ex instead of Comodo.

Seriously... who wouldn't pay for a product like that?

 

Sorry jmonge, just pulling your leg. Still Cloudy here.

 

knew it.. ...hard to leave dancing panda.. ..

 

Shared Network:
Actiontec Modem with SPI Firewall
Norton DNS (+ Advertising, Scam Sites) [Comodo Secure DNS alternate]

Real-time Protection:
Avast! Free Antivirus (only Behaviour, Network, Script Shield; WebRep) [Password Protected]
Comodo Firewall (enhanced protection mode, limited sandbox, protocal analysis, no AV) [Password Protected]
Kingsoft PC Doctor (locked IE)

System (Windows 7 Pro 64-bit SP1):
Enabled DEP, SEHOP, ASLR, Default-Deny SRP, UAC elevate without prompting, Integrity Levels
Disabled Windows Firewall, System Restore, Media Features, other unnecessary autoruns/services/tasks
Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit
Spybot - Search & Destroy Immunize
VirtualBox (multiple clean OS)

Firefox (Sync-enabled):
Adblock Plus (Malware Domains subscription)
BitDefender TrafficLight
LastPass
NoScript (Allow Scripts Globally)
Perspectives
WOT
SandBoxie Free (+ DropRights, Experimental Protection, Internet Access Restrictions) [Lock Configuration]

On-demand Scanning:
AVG Rescue CD
Avira Free (no Guard)
Comodo Cleaning Essentials
Hitman Pro
Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
Microsoft Standalone System Sweeper
Trend Micro HouseCall

Analyzers:
Anubis: Analyzing Unknown Binaries
Comodo File Verdict Service "Valkyrie"
Sysinternals Autoruns
URLVoid (+ with AV) & IPVoid
VirusTotalUploader (or Metascan Online >=40MB)

Updates:
Freeware Files RSS, Freeware Guide, Bookmarks
KC Softwares SUMo

Backup:
Paragon Backup & Recovery (Advanced) Free
Windows Live SkyDrive, Google Docs, DropBox, ADrive (sometimes encrypted)


Ubuntu Natty Netbook:
Firefox: AppArmor Default, Adblock Plus, LastPass, NoScript, Perspectives, TrafficLight, WOT, Sync
BitDefender Free, ClamAV, Rootkit Hunter
Virtually same online services (excl. ones for Windows-specific files)
Regularly updated. Sudo only, no root. Prey active. Paragon Recovery Media occasional backup.

 

Added ScriptNo Honestly, I don't think Chrome needs it... at all... but I'm really curious and I figure I can speed up a few pages.

 

Added System Explorer to keep track of system activity. http://systemexplorer.net/

edit: trying ZoneAlarm

 

It is so boring to have a safe and fast setup,

So added Windows firewall notifier. It is an unsigned executable, but allowing it Admin rights with power broker, sort of overcomes the UAC setting to only elevate signed executables

So safe-admin still

When someone still has a copy of the Zapass (DLL injection Proof of Concept), I would be very gracefull to receive a copy.

 

Cloudy to the ESET eye?

 

Panda Cloud AV and
-http://panda.fi/#/tuotteet/suklaa/maitosuklaa-130g-
Best 2 panda's out there

 

Windows 7 x64 bit home premium

a) Windows FW 2-way (Stem's setup)
b) Using 1806-trick (Kees1958 - SafeAdmin )
c) Using right click properties (security tab) to ADD a DENY "traverse folder/execute file" (Safe-Admin) for users for:
- data partitions
- download directory
d) UAC set to
- deny elevation of unsigned executables (SafeAdmin )
- running Limited User with option to elevate providing credentials on secure desktop (this way I can run HitManPro as Admin)

This is my SAFE-LUA setup

Using Chromium as browser, I have put the zip file in C:\Program Files (x86) with new tab feature (to show bookmarks),
- McFee SiteAdvisor plug-in
- Avast WebRep plug-in (just save the AswWebRepChrome.crx before uninstalling Avast, then drag it onto the plug-ins tab)

HitManPro on demand

 

I probably didn't give Panda a fair trial because of an unrelated problem, and it might be lighter and more effective at detection than MBAM which I had running real-time. So MBAM is set to on-demand and Panda is back on for another go.

 

Remember to get the initial scan out of the way, otherwise it'll run in the background and make things seem more sluggish. This wasn't explicitly explained on installation, and I know others have thought Panda was heavy as a result.

 

Optimized or full scan?

 

Optimised if I remember correctly. Perhaps someone could try, then watch the disk activity.

 

trjam i told ya you made the right choice

 

Appreciate the tip, RJK3, did the scan. There seems to be less drag on the computer with Panda running than there was with MBAM, so that's good. If there aren't any problems, it'll probably stay on this time.

 

I've added Sandboxie paid, to take advantage of their 50% off lifetime license deal.

 

Switched to KIS 2012 ... as light as panda and avast

 

wow really? good to know

 

yes really..even i was surprised..the last time i had used kis was when patch abc had released and it was still a little heavy at that time...but now patches abcdef! have released and it i feel no difference in performance

 

WIndows 7 Pro SP1 x64
Uac Off, Defender Off, Firewall Off
Hardware routeur
IPV6

Real-Time :

TrustPort Antivirus Server (Vipre + AVG) 12.0.0.4828
Private Firewall 7.0.25.4
AdMuncher Premium 4.93
KeyScrambler Premium 2.8.2.0

On-Demand :

Malwarebyte's 1.51.2.1.300
SUPERAntispyware 5.0.1132

PasswordManager :

X-Lizard 4.0.0.0

Rules.

 

trying out Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2012

 

OOOOOO, me no like the new Dr Web version 7. Slowed web browsing to a crawl.


Back to my soft Panda.