Cerberus' Security Configuration

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Lastpass Score:
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Cats-4_Owners-2

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Hello @Cerberus, you've quite an impressive configuration. I don't think I'd completely missed seeing it when first posted, ..but I was probably (then) struggling to keep my eyeso_O open!:rolleyes::p
I'd particularly liked your practice of two-step authorization, and your exemplary scores on LastPass' challenge gives me something to shoot for too!:D

To set Chrome's built-in blocker (for third party cookies).
  1. Choose settings, and scroll down to "Show advanced settings".
  2. Under "Privacy" <click> the "Content Settings" button.
  3. Check the box beside "Block third-party cookies and site data".
  • Additionally, you may choose to mark the circle "Keep site data only until end of session"
Thank you for sharing!:)
 
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Zemana set on RT is not needed when you have EAM + WSA, better let it OD.

you need a system backup.
I've got rid of ESET Online Scanner and replaced it with Zemana AntiMalware. Real Time Protection is set to OFF. I've also added AOMEI Backupper.

Thank you!
Hello @Cerberus, you've quite an impressive configuration. I don't think I'd completely missed seeing it when first posted, ..but I was probably (then) struggling to keep my eyeso_O open!:rolleyes::p
I'd particularly liked your practice of two-step authorization, and your exemplary scores on LastPass' challenge gives me something to shoot for too!:D

To set Chrome's built-in blocker (for third party cookies).
  1. Choose settings, and scroll down to "Show advanced settings".
  2. Under "Privacy" <click> the "Content Settings" button.
  3. Check the box beside "Block third-party cookies and site data".
  • Additionally, you may choose to mark the circle "Keep site data only until end of session"
Thank you for sharing!:)
Many thanks. I've set Chrome's built-in blocker to block third-party cookies and site data. I did not know about this feature, so thanks again for the tip.
You could use a backup solution, maybe Macium Reflect or Aomei Backupper both are free and reliable solutions. ;)
I've added Aomei Backupper. Thank you!
 

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