Block low integrity images - ON
Block remote images - ON
Block untrusted fonts - ON
Control flow guard (CFG) - ON
Data execution prevention (DEP) - ON + Enable thunk emulation - CHECKED
Disable extension points - ON
Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR) - ON + Do not allow stripped images - CHECKED
Randomize memory allocations (Bottom-up ASLR) - ON
Validate exception chains (SEHOP) - ON
Validate handle usage - ON
Validate heap integrity - ON
Validate image dependency integrity - ON
About 250 MB on my system according to Task Manager. No slowdowns and barely any CPU usage tho. Running really smooth and it's one of the most responsive products when detecting a threat. The files are immediately quarantined and a notification appears. Really satisfied so far.
- back to Microsoft Defender with ConfigureDefender + SWH and Firewall Hardening
Nothing specific actually. I just love to jump between security solutions...
I really had a good time using Vipre but there is still one thing that I highly dislike about it... It barely receives any software updates. I think the last update was in summer last year, and that is quite a long time considering that it's a paid AV. After all, it's really stable, responsive and offers solid protection with the Bitdefender engine and their behaviour blocker. Maybe it doesn't even need any software updates at the moment as it is working well as it is. Still, it always makes me speculate what it means when an AV doesn't get updated within many months.
Well, true. But Vipre is literally only receiving signature updates as far as I know, so they didn't make any improvements to the behaviour blocker or any other moduels if thats true. But well, as far as it is working I shouldn't really care about it I guess. I mean it did quite well when I was still testing in the Hub and it also performed well when @harlan4096 tested it recently: Malware Hub Report - Vipre Advanced Security - March 2022 Report
Tests looks pretty good. Thanks for the link, I missed it. I'd have to trial it again to see how it runs on my system. Can't be any worse then one I was recently checking out.Well, true. But Vipre is literally only receiving signature updates as far as I know, so they didn't make any improvements to the behaviour blocker or any other moduels if thats true. But well, as far as it is working I shouldn't really care about it I guess. I mean it did quite well when I was still testing in the Hub and it also performed well when @harlan4096 tested it recently: Malware Hub Report - Vipre Advanced Security - March 2022 Report
The pricing is also more than fair, compared to many other AV companies. I might go back to it soon.
Will do!Tests looks pretty good. Thanks for the link, I missed it. I'd have to trial it again to see how it runs on my system. Can't be any worse then one I was recently checking out.
Keep us up to date with your findings and when you decide to go back to Vipre. Cheers!
What deals? Only for Vipre?Side note. If you know of any deals, let me know.
Jumping around is exhausting. I'm back to not MD without caring. I think acute boredom is what gets me.- back to Microsoft Defender with ConfigureDefender + SWH and Firewall Hardening
Lol it certainly can be. I enjoy it to be honest but it comes in spurts. There will be a period of time when I am jumping like crazy, and then my setup could be stagnant for a really long time.
I tried it, and got at least a 3 dollar discount. There are other pages similar to this one. Maybe you can find one that works in your region...Thanks man that code did not work. Maybe cause they are already offering it fairly cheap.
Will check it out more in a bit. Cheers!
The final price after using thus coupon code is $22.5 for 5 devices.
They are using the Bitdefender engine, but that doesn't mean that it's a rebrand.
