Basic Security Didie Farhan Config 2017

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I'd also suggest dropping some of your content/ad blockers. Adguard or uBlock Origin alone will suffice for blocking ads.

The rest of your config is solid.
Thanks for sharing.
 
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frogboy said:
I would suggest a backup solution such as Macrium Reflect or Aomei Backupper. Both have a free and reliable version. :)

We should all create system images to protect from system crashes or Malware attacks. ;)
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Thanks for your suggestion. I will try Macrium Reflect
 
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Why have you kept two Internet Securities in real-time? That's not only unnecessary, but that can lead to serious potential conflicts due to kernel level integration and also cause performance degradation. You need to remove either of them, completely from the system.
As mentioned above, you can remove many addons and keep a select few (eg. keep only 1 of those adblockers). CCleaner isn't needed when Kerish Doctor is working.
 
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  • Remove either or Kaspersky or F-Secure.
You should only be running ONE real-time "Antivirus" security software.
 
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frogboy said:
He has already. ;)
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Although there are complimentary scanners available, that claim to be compatible, it doesn't necessarily mean you're more secure. More often than not, malware will slip pass again, depending on the user's online behaviour.

It's better to use Antivirus with other types of Proactive security defenses, or with an on-demand scanner without conflict.
 
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Spawn said:
Although there are complimentary scanners available, that claim to be compatible, it doesn't necessarily mean you're more secure. More often than not, malware will slip pass again, depending on the user's online behaviour.

It's better to use Antivirus with other types of Proactive security defenses, or with an on-demand scanner without conflict.
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Fair enough. :)

Spawn said:
Although there are complimentary scanners available, that claim to be compatible, it doesn't necessarily mean you're more secure. More often than not, malware will slip pass again, depending on the user's online behaviour.

It's better to use Antivirus with other types of Proactive security defenses, or with an on-demand scanner without conflict.
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Sorry but I do not get it. :confused:
 
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