- Nov 22, 2012
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ayan4u fast security config
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- Oct 23, 2012
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- Nov 22, 2012
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User Account Control on XP ?
Windows XP has security vulnerabilities that will never be resolved because of end of official support.
At the moment you should at least add Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit free or paid to mitigate exploit attacks.
Windows XP has security vulnerabilities that will never be resolved because of end of official support.
At the moment you should at least add Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit free or paid to mitigate exploit attacks.
- May 9, 2015
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Just add a Firewall Comodo (can be configured as per your need) or Private Firewall for example to beef up your system security. Like @Klipsh recommended, add an Anti-Exploit like malwarebytes anti-exploit free or paid to harden internet related exploits.
- Mar 15, 2011
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Since you will upgrade Windows 7 in a few weeks
Then your system setup can leave same as possible, just add either Bininsoft Windows Firewall Tool or Tinywall to enhance the functionality of built in WF.
Add a backup browser with same extensions as possible.
Then your system setup can leave same as possible, just add either Bininsoft Windows Firewall Tool or Tinywall to enhance the functionality of built in WF.
Add a backup browser with same extensions as possible.
- Mar 23, 2015
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Yes but this advice was after I suggested upgrading the OS before anything else.Once he has upgraded the OS EAV & Windows firewall is not a bad combo.Although I still prefer ESS
Upgrade your Windows OS (Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10), or switch to a free linux distribution - if suitable to do so.
Windows XP does not have UAC, so choosing "Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer (default)" is false information.
You don't visit malware or phishing sites, but you were infected than one month ago?
Recommend to read: Your Mouseclick Matters Guide
You can Learn [MUST READ] How to update your security config without creating a new thread! (Fill in all required fields, otherwise it'll throw up an error).
Windows XP does not have UAC, so choosing "Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer (default)" is false information.
You don't visit malware or phishing sites, but you were infected than one month ago?
Recommend to read: Your Mouseclick Matters Guide
You can Learn [MUST READ] How to update your security config without creating a new thread! (Fill in all required fields, otherwise it'll throw up an error).
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