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<blockquote data-quote="always_forever" data-source="post: 949680" data-attributes="member: 92363"><p>This is a highly actionable list - thanks!</p><p></p><p>Already on it and all of these are covered except for the hard configurator. I'll be working on that today but I have to get a better understanding of it first.</p><p></p><p>As far as cookies go, since I use a password manager with autofill, do I even have to worry about deleting them after each browser session? As I understand it, they're not stored in this scenario. Is other sensitive data like payment methods and whatnot stored? I've read the information at the links HarborFront posted but, frankly, some of it goes over my head.</p><p></p><p>Do you recommend MalwareBytes Browser Guard? I've turned off MWB Premium real-time protection so it doesn't conflict with KSC free.</p><p></p><p>Do you use anti-keyloggers? KSC free supposedly blocks them but I'm not sure how well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="always_forever, post: 949680, member: 92363"] This is a highly actionable list - thanks! Already on it and all of these are covered except for the hard configurator. I'll be working on that today but I have to get a better understanding of it first. As far as cookies go, since I use a password manager with autofill, do I even have to worry about deleting them after each browser session? As I understand it, they're not stored in this scenario. Is other sensitive data like payment methods and whatnot stored? I've read the information at the links HarborFront posted but, frankly, some of it goes over my head. Do you recommend MalwareBytes Browser Guard? I've turned off MWB Premium real-time protection so it doesn't conflict with KSC free. Do you use anti-keyloggers? KSC free supposedly blocks them but I'm not sure how well. [/QUOTE]
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