ExoGen CyberSecurity - Security Configuration

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

I use custom settings on Comodo, they way it's configured it will block everything that I don't allow, ViruScope is monitoring all the files and not only the sandboxed.

I personally hate Windows Updates but I use WSUS Offline Update for the critical ones.

 

[rupeshkj]

Nice Config,
Thanks For Sharing.

Zemana is a very good Send opinion Scanner you should check it out.

 

[Exterminator]

Looks good! I also use WSUS for my Windows 7 machines.
Thanks for sharing your config

 

[yigido]

Nice and light config

 

[tonibalas]

You have a good and light config, i like it.
Thanks for sharing.

 

[DJ Panda]

Good configuration just add Zemana AM for scanning then you're good.

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

Personally using Zemana AntiMalware is an overkill. I don't really need anything then Comodo, the way it's configured I don't have any issues. A year ago I installed a PUP with an app, I clicked Next -> Next -> Next without looking and I removed using AdwCleaner, that's why I still have it, just in case.

Even with Comodo I don't scan for malware only once a few months. What I do is, I do a Rating Scan to lookup my files and sync it with the cloud (same thing what KillSwitch does).

 

[yigido]

Even with Comodo I don't scan for malware only once a few months. What I do is, I do a Rating Scan to lookup my files and sync it with the cloud (same thing what KillSwitch does).

Good one

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

In your introduction you list your OS as Linux, is this config listed above a windows OS within a virtual
environment ? If not i'm confused.
Thanks for sharing and welcome.

 

[King Alpha]

It looks pretty solid. Thanks for sharing!

 

[JM Safe]

Good configuration, nothing to add here. Congrats!

Thanks for sharing.

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

In your introduction you list your OS as Linux, is this config listed above a windows OS within a virtual
environment ? If not i'm confused.
Thanks for sharing and welcome.

I love Arch, I'm using Manjaro KDE on my laptop. Manjaro is really easy and you install what you need, it also has amazing community, any bug is fixed really fast.

Manjaro has a built-in tool that detects and updates what drivers you need, this makes my life really easy.

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

I love Arch, I'm using Manjaro KDE on my laptop. Manjaro is really easy and you install what you need, it also has amazing community, any bug is fixed really fast.

Manjaro has a built-in tool that detects and updates what drivers you need, this makes my life really easy.

I have a long history of tinkering with Linux, what stops me from full time dedication to Linux is I am a veteran gamer
and most that I am involved with won't function within the Linux environment. I think within the next few years though
this will cease to be a hurdle for dedicated gamers. I sure hope so at least, I would love to dump this MS OS right on its
head, for good.

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

I have a long history of tinkering with Linux, what stops me from full time dedication to Linux is I am a veteran gamer
and most that I am involved with won't function within the Linux environment. I think within the next few years though
this will cease to be a hurdle for dedicated gamers. I sure hope so at least, I would love to dump this MS OS right on its
head, for good.

Ha ha ha, I feel you. That's why I have Windows 7, its for games because in Linux I have low FPS. From what I've notice, Wine is getting better and better an in a few years you will be able to use Linux as Windows (the downside is that, there are more and more malware for linux).

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

Ha ha ha, I feel you. That's why I have Windows 7, its for games because in Linux I have low FPS. From what I've notice, Wine is getting better and better an in a few years you will be able to use Linux as Windows (the downside is that, there are more and more malware for linux).

I agree, but honestly I find Linux easier to secure than MS products.
As Linux continues to improve and grow and become more mainstream, more will gravitate to it.
I'm 47 when I first tried Linux not many were playing with it outside of hobbyists, it's user base
has exploded since then. Long live Linux

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

If you have a good PC you can try SteamOS. There is also ReactOS and I was really excited about it but the development is really slow (just like Comodo, LOL).

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

If you have a good PC you can try SteamOS. There is also ReactOS and I was really excited about it but the development is really slow (just like Comodo, LOL).

My PC is from here -> Digital Storm: Custom Gaming Computers & Gaming PCs
I would say at the very least it is good
I have heard of the SteamOS, but not of React, I will go investigate this.
Thanks for the share.

 

[shmu26]

ViruScope is monitoring all the files and not only the sandboxed.

how good is viruscope on comodo 8? Is it worth the bother?

 

[ExoGen CyberSecurity]

I don't know, I never got infected since everything is sandboxed. I tested in VirtualBox and it's ok (and yes, it's worth the bother), the ViruScope in version 10 is way better (I'm using is right now).

I'm not using HIPS, I just set everything to be blocked by default (sandboxed) and in Firewall to block any requests and only allow what I say. This way I used CIS for years with no issues and I test real malware on my system from time to time.

 

[Ink]

@ExoGen CyberSecurity What are your opinions about Comodo Cloud Antivirus (extension) for Chrome and Comodo Portable Sandbox to provide sandboxing for downloads from Chrome?