What is your security setup these days?

Yes, I know what you mean. The only way I can get Sandboxie and PC Tools firewall and Chrome and for that matter, Firefox to run together is open PC Tools go to >Settings>Filtering>Enhanced Security Options, set the slider bar to LOW. Strange thing is that if I run iexplorer 8 in sanboxie I can set the Enhanced Security Option bar to HIGH and it runs no problem in sandboxie. Only Chrome and FF are a problem when the bar is set to HIGH. Setting the bar to low might weaken the firewall though, am not sure, that is why I added Spyshelter for added security.

 

Finally got Chrome working well with Sandboxie. It was indeed Chrome's sync feature that was causing deleted bookmarks to reappear. (Solution here for anyone that may need it - thanks to Guest10!) Because of this, I can now delete my real-time AV. To be running with just Sandboxie and MBAM PRO feels great and makes me even more glad I purchased them both.

 

OS: Windows Home Premium 64-bit SP1

* Windows 7 Standard User Account
* UAC (MAX)
* EMET 2.1 Max Settings (Browsers, Email, Microsoft Office, etc)
* AutoRun/Play - Disabled
* Windows Defender - Disabled
* System restore - Disabled
* Windows 7 Firewall (InBound/OutBound blocked)
* Norton DNS (Malware)​

Browser:

* Firefox 7.0.1​

* No Script
* Ad-block plus (Easylist + Easy privacy)
* Ghostery
* Better Privacy
* Firebug​

SandBoxie 3.60 (Lifetime license):

* My Sandboxie configuration is based on SSJ's.
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Emsisoft <3 Anti-Malware 6:

* I've only recently started using EAM, and I can already see it having a permenant place in my security set-up, just like Sandboxie. ​

Backup:

* Drive Snapshot 1.40​

* Original windows snapshot (No updates or drivers)
* Windows snapshot (With drivers and updates)
* Main snapshot (Usually replaced every few weeks with an updated snapshot)​

* SyncToy 2.1​

* Used to quickly back up work from my USB to my PC.​

General Tools:

* TuneUp Utilites 2012​

* Portable Keepass 2.17 ​

* Database stored on my PC and USB.
* Keyfile also stored on my PC and USB.​

 

i want to combine Kingsoft PC Doctor and SpyShelter
it may be a good combo,i heard good things about Kingsoft PC Doctor

 

Finally!! Hitman Pro officially added to my setup.

 

Hitman Pro
it is my faborite as always
current combo SpyShelter/Hitman Pro
ofcourse my browsers run Restricted
i will highly recomend SpyShelter

 

Simple and excellent combo j!

 

the best i can find at this very moment

 

i wonder if AppGuard and SpySher will make a good couple?
my system runs like a sheeta

 

Good Evening ! N.I.S.2012 and Zemana Anti-Logger 1.9.2.803-Real-Time. Hit-Man Pro On Demand. Sincerely...Securon

 

Ditched the AV, likely for good this time. Was going to hang onto it because it was paid and I loved it. Didn't wanna waste it, so I gave it to a good, click happy friend that could use it.

I'm going to upgrade to the latest version of Firefox with my next "update Tuesday" too. So wish me luck with my add-on's...

 

Finally found the ultimate security setup:

Running a custom (I built and modified it from sources) Linux 3.1 kernel 64Bit with Selinux.
Only needed services/daemons installed.
All complied from scratch.
All pakages installed from source (Firewall, Firefox, Chromium, Bastille)
Using UFW firewall to easily configure iptables
iptables blocks entire Russian and Chinese ip blocks.
PSAD (Port Scan Attack Detector) Used to block any IP that port scans me.
Bastille - Linux Hardening "wizard".
LUKS/LVM Encrypted disk with bootloader and MBR on flashdrive and back up on CD-R.
Selinux is set to Enforce all.
Tripwire integrity checker.
chkrootkit and rkhunter (just in case).

Now I want to see someone hack that

 

Very nice backup setup. Mines is similar just using a different backup program.

 

You dont need to do so much
by just installing Linux, you have eliminated 99% of risks automatically

 

TinyWall and Emet

 

On my dad lappie win7 64bit :

Spyshelter : restrict IE and Firefox, auto allow - medium
MSE : auto quarantine / delete
EMET

He use it for browsing (internet banking) and a little bit gaming

Any idea to make it more "silent" yet secure?

 

Impressive

 

malwarebytes pro and defensewall firewall => light and mean!!!

 

True But I wanted to make it as bullet proof as possible. My next try will be making the OS "re-image" itself every boot. The kernel will also be read-only and ciphered with a random key (which is wiped from RAM on shutdown).

 

Were I not running 64-bit, this would most likely be my setup too. That being said, I'm extremely happy with Sandboxie!

 

I hope Defensewall will be 64 bit ready by mid feburary when we get a desk top thats going to be 64bit.

 

hey djohn let's hope so) by the way nice avatar

 

Thanks man.

 

My realtime protection on my PC :
Geswall
CIS 5.8
Kingston PC Doctor
Threatfire
Panda URL filtering

My second opinion :
Malwarebytes
Hitman Pro
Superantispyware

My backup :
Shadow Protect (for image on external hard disk)
FD-ISR (The original - for snapshot on external hard disk)
Keriver 1 click restore (for snapshot on the disk)

 

Geswall