What is your security setup these days?

still with Eset

 

Nice to have more then one.

 

Yes it is and the scan speed is fast.

 

Decided to go for simple version of SAFE-ADMIN windows7

Windows internal FireWall 2-way

UAC full
Manually changed (UAC) through regedit
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
"ValidateAdminCodeSignatures"
Only elevate executables that are signed and validated
1 = ON

"ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin"
Behavior of the Elevation Prompt For Administrators in Admin Approval Mode
0 = run in quite mode (keep UAC on, but automaticallu elevate to Admin)

"FilterAdministratorToken"
Admin Approval Mode for the Built-in Administrator Account
1 = ON

1806 trick
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3
1806 = 3 (denies to run executables downloaded through Chromium or e-mail

Browser Low Integrity Sandbox
Daily Browsing
Chromium's internal low rights sandbox with siteadvisor and Avast's web rep (just throw the crx file onto your extensions tab). Because Chromium is not signed it will never elevate to admin.

Banking
IE9 in protected mode with TrusteerRapport (TR does recognise Chrome, but not Chromium, so IE9 slightly slower startup with TR is only noticeable for ad hoc on-line banking)

Hardening
Used right click properties of download directory and denied "traverse folder and execute" for everyone. Disabled autoruns. Added a deny execute policu for public folder and USB-drives through Software Restrictions Policy. EMET (IE9, Chromium, E-mail, Media Player)

On demand
Hitman Pro

 

ESET Smart Security 5.0.94.0
Sandboxie
Hitman Pro

 

WebRoot SecureAnyWhere

 

So, each time a new version comes out for avast!'s WebRep, you redownload the full installer again? You crazy dutch man!

I see you went lighter this time, by the way.

 

absolutely..its very light..did you test and see its detection rate tho J

 

Avast Webrep is light

 

k not yet it is a new version beta was a disaster for me this one looks and feels better

 

i just created a system restore point

 

smart decision man..I know what you mean

 

Yep.

 

Nice trjam.

 

Nice trjam

 

Care to join the bandwagon j?

 

hey i already have Nod onboard in another pc

 

dam it i got malwared again



Planning new security setup

 

run the legendary malware killa mbam

 

the problem is MBAM getting killed by an unknow reason

my paranoia telling me to reinstall os

planned new security setup

OA Free
avira 2012 free if it's possible if not avast free
sandboxie
threatfire

what do you think j ??

 

OA free and avira or sandboxie it is very strong

 

restore system back to earlier date problem solve

 

even OA free will stop malware in real time if your browser is set to run safer all the time also other programs that brings malware to the house
also concider this;
1806 trick
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Zones\3
1806 = 3

 

i don't trust system Restore these days

some viruses hide in them

anyway solved the problem by re installing Malwarebytes

 

Yep system restore is a pretty good goof proof to fix something that went array on install but IMO a offline image should be made and then kill off system restore for good,that way malware has one less hidding place.