Of courseYour Config is marked "PC: At Risk" for testing malware samples on your host PC as well as OS Updates being disabled.
You should never test malware on your host PC.It should be done in a Virtual Environment(Virtual Machine such as VMware or Virtual Box)or a separate PC for testing purposes only.
Your at risk for not having OS updates enabled as important security updates for vulnerabilities are not installed.
These two issues should be addressed ASAP.
After that consider CCleaner or Privazer for privacy & optimization.
Consider some type of data and system back up solution.
Thanks for sharing your config
I would like to suggest a backup solution. Both Macrium Reflect and Aomei Backupper offer a good free and reliable version.
I suggested that you enable windows smartscreen and automatic updates are important.
Thanks for sharing your config
I suggest HTTPS Everywhere as a browser extension
You need to edit your config as there are 2 choices for testing malwareOf course
I have more than one device one for test + vm and Shadow Defender and Sandbox one for my work
for privacy
I can protect my files
Good configuration?! Aren't you overlooking the core fundamentals of basic security practices?CryptoPrevent is useless if you have Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool, good config btw!
He has UAC enabled with ESET Smart Security> Layered by anti-everything
> UAC and Smartscreen disabled
I don't understand this. Highly recommend you set up your Windows built-in security before worrying about 3rd party.
DoneYou need to edit your config as there are 2 choices for testing malware
Testing malware on your host PC is never an option unless you are looking to infect your host machine
- On your Host PC
- Inside a Virtual machine
CryptoPrevent is useless if you have Kaspersky Anti-Ransomware Tool, good config btw!
ActuallyGood configuration?! Aren't you overlooking the core fundamentals of basic security practices?