I'm dbaning my hdd's / secure erase my ssd's and reisntalling windows every other month i never feel safe ... 
Magusxd Security Config
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Nice configuration. I wouldn't touch a thing. Looks like you know what you're doing.
- Mar 15, 2011
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Strong configuration there .
Consider a backup for ease of revert any changes.
EASEUS Todo Backup, AOIMEI Backupper or others will do.
.Consider a backup for ease of revert any changes.
EASEUS Todo Backup, AOIMEI Backupper or others will do.
You're already using ZAL so Keyscrambler is redundant.
Nice config
Nice config
Why not enable BitLocker to encrypt the whole drive instead of dban'ing?
Strong configuration there
Consider a backup for ease of revert any changes.
EASEUS Todo Backup, AOIMEI Backupper or others will do.
I have consider the use of such programs but in my mind i prefer a clean installation rather than reverting back to a previous image
You're already using ZAL so Keyscrambler is redundant.
Nice config
I know u have a point there but i don't trust zemana on it's own against keyloggers
What is the benefit of encrypting the drive when either way after some weeks i will format my drives ?
ps. i believe i need a firewall / firewall control thingy to block some apps from the net + a virtual keyboard, is the ms virtual keyboard enough against keyloggers ? or do i need something like bitdefenders browser with their virtual keyboard ?
If paid software is an option for you, I would look into HitmanPro.Alert to get the most out of keystroke encryption, exploit mitigation, etc.
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Sure thanks for the recommendation, is a virtual keyboard needed for extra security and peace of mind ? in a combo like zemana + keyscrambler + hitmanpro.alert ?
I would personally be comfortable with just running HitmanPro.Alert on my PC without the other two. I think it does a good enough job with the keystroke encryption where you don't need additional anti-logger software.
- Aug 18, 2016
- 561
Good config thanks for sharing!
I recommend to make backups with macrium reflect just to be sure
I recommend to make backups with macrium reflect just to be sure
Good config thanks for sharing!
I recommend to make backups with macrium reflect just to be sure
I don't get the point of backups i don't have anything to loose, i care only about keyloggers and to have my operating system in "fresh" condition for when i game on it
We suggest a backup plan because it is a normal security policy.
Even if you don't have important data to protect, the OS backup allows you to restore a system image in reasonable time, having the system working as at the time of the backup.
Just for the easy factor ? i get it. I have my reasons to not use such measures. Anyway thank you very much for ur recommendation and explanation.
Sure, we don't want to know your reasons, that it was just an objective advice, thanks for your reply
- Mar 15, 2011
- 13,070
@Magusxd: Well its for practicality and save time upon restoring.
- Oct 23, 2012
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I also agree with @tim one on running two anti keyloggers at the same time.Personally I would say ZAL is better than Keyscrambler free.
If you do not trust ZAL then I would run it as an on demand scanner and keep Keyscrambler free in realtime.
A virtual keyboard is really not going help you with keyloggers because the keylogging malware/software has evolved to where it does not need to actually record keystrokes.It can now record mouse clicks and take screenshots and since you use the mouse clicks to type hence the problem.
The virtual keyboard appears to the OS as another keyboard and uses the OS keyboard driver.
Most keylogging software today has been made to capture virtual keyboard input.
So, technically No the Ms virtual keyboard is not enough to prevent keylogging.
Thanks for sharing your config
If you do not trust ZAL then I would run it as an on demand scanner and keep Keyscrambler free in realtime.
You have Windows Firewall which is fine.
A virtual keyboard is really not going help you with keyloggers because the keylogging malware/software has evolved to where it does not need to actually record keystrokes.It can now record mouse clicks and take screenshots and since you use the mouse clicks to type hence the problem.
The virtual keyboard appears to the OS as another keyboard and uses the OS keyboard driver.
Most keylogging software today has been made to capture virtual keyboard input.
So, technically No the Ms virtual keyboard is not enough to prevent keylogging.
Thanks for sharing your config
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