Mr. Tech's Security Config v2.0

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Mr. Tech's Security Config
Real-Time Protection:
  • Comodo Internet Security
  • Comodo Firewall
  • Smart Object Blocker
UAC: Advanced - Always Notify Me

On-Demand Protection:
  • Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
  • Emsisoft Emergency Kit
  • Norton Power Eraser
Web Browser(s):
  • Google Chrome
  • Pale Moon
Extensions:
  • Adguard
  • HTTPS Everywhere
  • Ghostery
Other:
  • CryptoPrevent
  • Auslogics Disk Defrag
  • CCleaner
  • MPC Cleaner
  • Soft Organizer
 
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advice: Zemana and AD-aware are not really needed
 
Hello & thank you for sharing your configuration, @Mr. Tech!:)
I like the way you cover all the bases from your preferred software to your choice of extensions.
Well done!;)

For those times you don't open Chrome in a sandbox, I set Google Chrome to block 3rd party cookies.
  1. Click the Chrome menu
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    on the browser toolbar.
  2. Select Settings,
  3. ..and then scroll to the page's bottom, & click Show advanced settings.
  4. Under "Privacy", click on the Content settings button.
  5. Check the box "Block third party cookies & site date"
  • Additionally, you might consider marking the circle "Keep site date only until you close your browser".
..and consider using "Incognito" which clears history & cookies at the session's end.

Thanks for reading all this too!:D
 
Consider removing Driver Booster
Consider removing SAS & SpywareBlaster in favor of some other on demand scanners such as HMP,EEK,Eset Online Scanner,etc.
Good config! Thanks for sharing :)
 
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I changed my Chrome settings to block 3rd part cookies & I am installing EEK as I post this.

On the other hand I will consider removing SUPERAntiSpyware but I won't remove SpywareBlaster as it isn't a scanner, but a malicious website blocker that is updated monthly.

Also forgot to mention that my UAC settings is set to maximum.
 
Why the over-lapping real-time security apps, and how many website blockers do you need?
 
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On the other hand I will consider removing SUPERAntiSpyware but I won't remove SpywareBlaster as it isn't a scanner, but a malicious website blocker that is updated monthly.
I know what SpyBlaster does but in light of everything else installed,including SBIE,it is just something to consider and definitely not a requirement.Making the real time protection lighter would be a more pressing matter
 
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Why the over-lapping real-time security apps, and how many website blockers do you need?

MVP HOSTS, SpywareBlaster, and Web Companion are all different things and blocks different sites.
 
MVP HOSTS, SpywareBlaster, and Web Companion are all different things and blocks different sites.
In essence they do the same thing, but function differently. Why not add PeerBlock?
 
In essence they do the same thing, but function differently. Why not add PeerBlock?

PeerBlock has a lot of glitches, the first time I tried it the program wouldn't even let me update it just gave me an error in a endless loop.
 
@Mr.tech-> How much RAM have you installed? Just curious, certainly you more RTP modules watching your back from malwares. Bleachbit(BB) is a worthy companion to CCleaner, but be careful with the options in BB.
 
@Mr.tech-> How much RAM have you installed? Just curious, certainly you more RTP modules watching your back from malwares. Bleachbit(BB) is a worthy companion to CCleaner, but be careful with the options in BB.

4GB but it run's like a charm ;)
 
Removed:
Zemana Anti-Logger
Driver Booster 2
Auslogics Disk Defrag
Pale Moon

Added:
Emsisoft Emergency Kit
MPC Cleaner
Shadow Defender
Privacy Badger
Defraggler
Opera
 
Does anyone have any suggestions as to any programs/software I should give a try? (I like testing out new software :D)