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<blockquote data-quote="Vitali Ortzi" data-source="post: 1110567" data-attributes="member: 57714"><p>Definitely</p><p>Good behavior practice taught here and recommendations of either configured defender or good third party solution helps a lot</p><p>Btw people recommend here DNS with good intelligence (quad9), extensions (users usually recommend here traffic light but I personally recommend checkpoint +Symantec extension combo that had excellent results in my tests )</p><p>Wich can help a lot to avoid malicious links from pishing to malware in the first place</p><p></p><p>So good behavior , layers (asr rules etc ) can definitely help keep most people safe and I'm sure most of the people in this fourm that use good practice are safe from that alone safe no matter what os system they use</p><p>(Assuming we aren't all already infected by state sponsored actor at low level firmware like controllers to baseband etc with a sleeping malware waiting for an event)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vitali Ortzi, post: 1110567, member: 57714"] Definitely Good behavior practice taught here and recommendations of either configured defender or good third party solution helps a lot Btw people recommend here DNS with good intelligence (quad9), extensions (users usually recommend here traffic light but I personally recommend checkpoint +Symantec extension combo that had excellent results in my tests ) Wich can help a lot to avoid malicious links from pishing to malware in the first place So good behavior , layers (asr rules etc ) can definitely help keep most people safe and I'm sure most of the people in this fourm that use good practice are safe from that alone safe no matter what os system they use (Assuming we aren't all already infected by state sponsored actor at low level firmware like controllers to baseband etc with a sleeping malware waiting for an event) [/QUOTE]
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