Malakke's config

[Malakke]

Hello guys, here my config. Thanks for this great forum.

 

[FireShootSK]

Hello
Your config is very good. I give you small tips to make it better

• Install more-ondemand scanners example Zemana,EKK
• Install PrivaZer and Sandboxie
• Install HTTPS everywhere to your browser
• Install LastPass to organize all passwords
• Install SandBoxie

Thanks for share your config.
Sayonara

 

[Malakke]

Hello
Your config is very good. I give you small tips to make it better

• Install more-ondemand scanners example Zemana,EKK
• Install PrivaZer and Sandboxie
• Install HTTPS everywhere to your browser
• Install LastPass to organize all passwords
• Install SandBoxie

Thanks for share your config.
Sayonara

Thanks for all your suggestions friend. Maybe i'll give a try to Sandboxie.

 

[frogboy]

Thanks for share your config it looks quite good

 

[Cats-4_Owners-2]

@Malakke, thank you for sharing your configuration. I agree with frogboy, '..it looks quite good'. Plus CCleaner is among my favorite apps (I use their portable vers). It's safe enough to use every session.
I also agree with FireShootSK's suggestion to use Sandboxie. As you can see by what looks like a big kite without a tail on my signature below, it's something I believe in. It's also free, and if my wife can get used to using it all the time, I know your family can too!
Like a rain coat protecting you from the elements, you'll only need to remove it (not use it) when you wish to keep changes like browser updates or updating extensions. Using a sandbox is a good way to 'test drive' extensions as they'll 'disappear' when the sandbox is deleted. Here is where your can read more about & download it:

• http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?DownloadSandboxie

An excellent method of securing your privacy with encryption security for passwords is the free extension / or universal app, LastPass:

• www.lastpass.com <click> 'Download Free'

(For added privacy in Chrome..)

1. Click the Chrome menu
   
   on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Settings.
3. Scroll to the bottom, & click Show advanced settings.
4. In the "Privacy" section, click the Content settings button.

• Check the box "Block third party cookies & site date"
• Mark the circle "Keep site date only until you close your browser"

 

[jamescv7]

Nothing less, nothing more. That's an enough configuration

Optional suggestion: Since its a shared account if you have confident to the person who use another account then no problem on current configuration unless create a LUA/Guest so everything must have your permission on any programs to execute.

 

[LabZero]

Very good security setup.
I agree with other friends about suggestions

 

[Purshu_Pro]

ESET Smart Security and Hitman Pro! a great combo. Overall you own a good configuration. The above suggestions are worthy. With this don't forget to keep your stuffs up to date.
Thanks

 

[Malakke]

@Malakke, thank you for sharing your configuration. I agree with frogboy, '..it looks quite good'. Plus CCleaner is among my favorite apps (I use their portable vers). It's safe enough to use every session.
I also agree with FireShootSK's suggestion to use Sandboxie. As you can see by what looks like a big kite without a tail on my signature below, it's something I believe in. It's also free, and if my wife can get used to using it all the time, I know your family can too!
Like a rain coat protecting you from the elements, you'll only need to remove it (not use it) when you wish to keep changes like browser updates or updating extensions. Using a sandbox is a good way to 'test drive' extensions as they'll 'disappear' when the sandbox is deleted. Here is where your can read more about & download it:

• http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?DownloadSandboxie

An excellent method of securing your privacy with encryption security for passwords is the free extension / or universal app, LastPass:

• www.lastpass.com <click> 'Download Free'

(For added privacy in Chrome..)

1. Click the Chrome menu
   
   on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Settings.
3. Scroll to the bottom, & click Show advanced settings.
4. In the "Privacy" section, click the Content settings button.

• Check the box "Block third party cookies & site date"
• Mark the circle "Keep site date only until you close your browser"

Thanks mate. I'm using Ccleaner slim too, i forgot...

 

[Malakke]

Hi guys. I've always loved Emsisoft and Eset. However, i have several problems in my desktop computer with Eset Smart Security 9 and W10, even after a fresh install. Issues were especially when i tried to switch from one user account to another (freezes, grey and black screen hangouts and not good performance). I've no time for wonder what's the problem, so i've uninstalled Eset, install Emsisoft Antimalware and the problems were gone. Now i have Emsi, Zemana on demand and Ublock Origin in Chrome. I'd like to improve phishing and malware protection when browsing, so i wonder which addon for Chrome could fill my needs (Wot, Bitdefender Traffic Light, ...).

Thanks

Edit: solved my problems with ESET and W10. Back to ESET

Anti-Phishing Test August 2015 - AV-Comparatives

Emsi always has been weak in this matter...

 

[CMLew]

Adguard for Windows?
Put in anti-exploit will do?

 

[Guru Smandaka]

I use Emsi now, adguard ext for opera..

If I found phishing site, from facebook for example and Emsi not block it, I will report to Emsisoft Support Forums , jus a moment (usually) tim Emsi will answer and look into it as soon as possible.
then the phishing site was blocked by Emsi

That's!

 

[DracusNarcrym]

I recommend you install BitDefender TrafficLight for malicious website protection, and also select the appropriate malware domain lists in uBlock Origin.

 

[Ink]

Thread merged to existing Security Config thread.

Learn [MUST READ] How to update your security config without creating a new thread!

 

[DJ Panda]

Just my opinion you should try using Malwarebyte's Anti Malware and Anti- Exploit ( I use premium) and maybe putting in Avast Free.

 

[Malakke]

Just my opinion you should try using Malwarebyte's Anti Malware and Anti- Exploit ( I use premium) and maybe putting in Avast Free.

I won a licence here... I've found it's a bi heavy on resources. Maybe i'll try again

 

[Malakke]

Updated my config. Thanks everybody

 

[Malakke]

Again issues with ESET . Back to Emsi and Zemana.

 

[Malakke]

Now running Nod32 and Zemana

 

[Exterminator]

Nod 32 AV & Windows firewall is a good light solution