Malfhas everyday security configuration

Rishi said:
Comprehensive and tight setup.
Just one thing, do you use ZAM's real time in the premium version? A local backup of system would be nice addition.And if possible you can add Vbox or VMware for malware sampling. Looks good. :)
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Thank you for your reply, I disabled the real time protection of ZAM.

For VMWare I'd think, thank you board.
 
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with comodo i think you have enough but you may change tencent to something more powefull (since you have comodo sandbox you can live with out any AV xD, however prevention is better than repair). As for URL blocking you may use Comodo DNS or Norton DNS they will add a non intrusive layer of protection in your router (for your whole devices) or your pc.
which adblocker are you using? i suggest ublock and for url blocking (via browser) bitdefender plugin is just nice :D
 
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Hello Malfhas, and thank you for sharing a very secure configuration!:)

If you are to choose between uBlock or uBlock Origin, it is the latter I prefer. Here's why:
As of May 2015, "uBlock Origin" continues to be actively developed and maintained by founder and lead developer Raymond Hill, but he has withdrawn his support for "uBlock".
source: uBlock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Great security config overall. However, I would like to make some notes.

► Make sure you read the latest help guide for COMODO to make sure you are familiarized with COMODO's settings and security components.

► Also consider VirtualBox for creating a virtual machine, in which you can test and download malware without accidentally infecting your actual system.

► Unless you want to reformat at any major issue that arises in the operation of your system, I recommend you create a clean, full backup system image which allows you to restore your system to its exact state, as it was when you created that system image.
I recommend Paragon Backup & Recovery Free Edition for this task.

Other than that, you're good to go! Thanks for sharing your config with us! :p
 
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Update configuration!

I'm unfortunately User Comodo (CIS), I am more disappointed by their political and their lack of work on certain points. The only thing that was making me use CIS was his Sandbox with Viroscope and Defense +
 
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Malfhas said:
Update configuration!

I'm unfortunately User Comodo (CIS), I am more disappointed by their political and their lack of work on certain points. The only thing that was making me use CIS was his Sandbox with Viroscope and Defense +
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CIS sure has some glitches, and sometimes it takes determination to overlook them and to keep using it.
I hope the most important ones are going to be fixed in v9.

Kaspersky Internet Security is definitely an amazing combination with SecureAPlus though, this was an excellent update! :p
 
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