Your most favourite security app

GeSWall, don't know how long they will be around.

 

Geswall,
simple and safe. Everything CIS, Avira and Threatfire misses is stopped with Geswall.

 

Geswall and Shadow Defender.

i think we should hear about a new release of Geswall soon because the free version expires on December 12 this year if i remember.

 

Sandboxie
NOD32
Prevx

 

I have a very strange feeling that the future versions of GW would only be x64 compatible cause I have sent three mails to Gentle security enquiring about 'whenabouts' of GW version 3.0 very specifically, but every time in their replies, they only refered to 64 bit version of GW in their replies and seemed to elude from version 3.0.

 

My favorite anti-malware ap has to be Sun's VirtualBox. My second favorite is Paragon's free Backup and Recovery imaging software. Third would be the Avast Internet Security suite.

I would say I prefer Ubuntu as my favorite anti-malware ap, but that is an OS and so much more than a security measure for me.

 

without a doubt. Hitman Pro

 

indeed

 

Shadow Defender, Online Armor, and Appguard.

 

for me is HitMan Pro,PE Guard and DeFenseWall

 

what about scotty J?

 

scotty has to improve alitle more but i love it too

 

My brain (common-sense, reasoning mental faculties).

Never been infected, and I been using the internet since 1994.

 

That's just funny.
It reminds me of a neighbour of mine that had 6 AVs running realtime on his machine. He too said he was never infected and that he couldn't be because of all those AVs.

Then a friend of mine (cough, cough) infected his pc remotely with a trojan he made and all went to hell. Now he uses linux...

ok...

PE Guard is just my favourite. Love it. Comodo firewall is pretty cool as well and AVZ.

 

cool i bet you have some registry tweaks mozart

 

I have never had an AV. Don't need one.

Ask your friend to try to infect me with a trojan. I will give you both $10,000 if you succeed.

BTW, PE Guard is a barebones security application that delivers only the essential options required to keep malware out. But if you have common sense like me, you won't need it anyway.

Why waste money on something that is only needed if you are visiting illegal/dodgy websites and installing suspect programs from dodgy websites?

 

No, I do not.

 

then how do you protect your self from drive by downloads?or sneaking malware that dont let you know what they are injecting into system

 

You seem to be way to confident about your security setup.
Let's just hope no one claims that prize.

I completely disagree with you, and i'm sorry to say that sounds very noobish to me.
What about Phishing? Drive by downloads? ARP poisoning?....etc... There's no common sense strong enough to deal with those. Also, there aren't DNS servers or hosts editors enough to block all malicious websites. So, if you want to browse the internet freely, you will eventually find yourself in one of those dangerous websites. What common sense will you use then?
Even websites you think are safe can be hacked and spread dangerous stuff. That occurs sometimes.
But, hell... Maybe it's just me.

 

pintas i 100% agree with what you say man

 

And some deliberately look for such websites and grab what they can.

Banking/buying online never done here.

 

Another fine example.
Unfortunately i cannot afford not doing online banking. I'm 6000 miles away from home...
Which reminds me... can't wait for a good PEGuard keylogger defense.

 

me too but opaida is taking for ever man

 

Comodo is another favourite of mine. Kept using it ever since version 2.

 

avast! , comodo internet security