Advanced Plus Security Nightwalker config 2018

[Andy Ful]

SysHardener has the option on the menu (Tweaks >> Suggested Tweaks) to apply only suggested (safe) settings. I think that the inexperienced users can hardly have problems with those settings. That may happen when something requires VBS, JS or HTA scripts (some software, older printers, some USB devices, etc.). Some older applications do not like the DEP or SEHOP mitigations (especially on Windows Vista and Windows 7).
It would be hard to recognize the problem, even for the experienced user if he/she does not know SysHardener.
OSArmor has the advantage of the nice logging feature, where most blocked events can be easily addressed.

 

[oldschool]

Nice, simple, lean! Viva Brasil!

 

[Nightwalker]

Update 2019-01-01

Realtime Protection:
ESET Internet Security 12 + NoVirusThanks OSArmor + NovirusThanks SysHardener

Browser + Extensions:
Google Chrome + Nano Adblocker/Nano Defender (Medium Mode) + Privacy Badger + LastPass + Decentraleyes

DNS:
Cloudflare

VPN:
Windscribe Pro

Some small changes and tweaks, nothing groundbreaking.

 

[Burrito]

Update 2019-01-01

....groundbreaking.

Speaking of 'breaking'...

Nightwalker, you need to hold things together down there. We here in the US have some real issues right now... but I'm afraid things may be more serious there.

Brazil Is About To Show The World How A Modern Democracy Collapses | HuffPost

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Ok, back on topic.

Great set-up Nightwalker. Maybe I need to try the Badger again. Last time I tried it, I thought it was terrible. But that was quite a while ago.

 

[oldschool]

How is that extension configuration working? I used to use the same basic but have since simplified.

I am crying for Brasil as I am for the U.S.! :emoji_sob: We must find a way to carry on and find peace of mind, however!

 

[Nightwalker]

How is that extension configuration working? I used to use the same basic but have since simplified.

I am crying for Brasil as I am for the U.S.! :emoji_sob: We must find a way to carry on and find peace of mind, however!

Privacy Badger and Nano adblocker (uBlock Origin)? Seems to be working fine, Privacy Badger uses a heuristic system and doesnt conflict with the adblocker approach, maybe it is a little redundant, but there are some reasons that I like to have both active.

OSArmor and SysHarderner are great tools, very little system impact or conflicts (depends on the configuration) and works great together with ESET (btw I love its web filter agressive protection).

This configuration is that I am using in my main machine that I do all kind of stuff (gaming, work, torrenting) and everything is working fine without visible system impact or bugs and I must say that I am very sensitive in those areas.

To be fair I dont need OSArmor or Privacy Badger, but they work so well that I dont see why not use them ...