Good config.
Thanks for sharing.
your credit card info just simply been stolen from a website you entered it into.Hi JM security,
it wasn't a so secure config...
One month with GData and credit card hacked
Only 3 or 4 online transactions on "secure" site... and hundreds of euro have gone away...
Was it a Keylogger ?
Anyway Gdata didn't detect anything, nor Hitman pro, EEK, NPE, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware...
So bye-bye Gdata. Confidence in that product is definitively lost...
your credit card info just simply been stolen from a website you entered it into.
if you think you only used it on secure websites only, do a windows reformat and use something stronger than GData.
Creditcard hack and you blame G-Data ? Strange kind of thoughts. G-Data warned you about the portscans and you did not do anything about it ?Hi mekelek,
I am sure of one thing Sites were secured...
It could be related to many scan ports (6 or 7 in two days) I mentionned in another post All were linked to microsoft services for Word (I don't use it anymore...)
2 days after this strange behavior from GData, my credit card was hacked
Is it directly linked to GData ? Probably... The credit card hacked was only used for commercial transactions on the WWW. I never used it on physical shop.
A secure site where I made transactions could have been hacked too but how to know ?
But for sure, I will go with another solution, on a clean install - all has been formated...
I hesitate beetween Eset (I know well and who never disappoint me) and KIS which is probably stronger, but I found in the past a little heavy...
Best regards,
Rainspell
PS. Concerning my surfing habits, I must admit I download from times to times classical music rarities in a sort of grey zone, old archives who have never been reissued on cd, like Henkemans in Mozart Concertos, for the last download. I allways fear to fall on a rotten and disguised file on some russians underground sites- like a 0day on 7zip file... VT is very useful in this case
Depends on which browser you used for the banking transactions, by default G Data encrypts all keystrokes in IE, Chrome and Firefox. And even if your system had keylogger on, not detected by G Data, typed keys in above mentioned browsers would still be encrypted, but not in Word for example, if you wrote there some sensitive credit card info, but then again, G Data Firewall would have warned you about unknown server application outbound connection alert if keylogger was about to send out captured info, even in G Data's Firewall default settings. You should always contact your bank first, so they can immediately lock your account, investigate the transactions made and in most cases, return you the money.One month with GData and credit card hacked
Only 3 or 4 online transactions on "secure" site... and hundreds of euro have gone away...
Was it a Keylogger ?
Creditcard hack and you blame G-Data ? Strange kind of thoughts. G-Data warned you about the portscans and you did not do anything about it ?
Looks to me your cc was hacked when using it on a " secure " site as you mention. Well good luck with ESET.
If all those tools did not find anything on your pc then your cc was " hacked " on a online website.You are right, I put probably too much the blame on GData. Blame is on hack
But for sure, Gdata didn't detect anything. And to be right, none of the security tools too...
to be fair half the time it wasn't reporting my browser to be keylogger protected, i added custom exes, didn't work. the only browser it was consistent with was Firefox.Depends on which browser you used for the banking transactions, by default G Data encrypts all keystrokes in IE, Chrome and Firefox. And even if your system had keylogger on, not detected by G Data, typed keys in above mentioned browsers would still be encrypted, but not in Word for example, if you wrote there some sensitive credit card info, but then again, G Data Firewall would have warned you about unknown server application outbound connection alert if keylogger was about to send out captured info, even in G Data's Firewall default settings. You should always contact your bank first, so they can immediately lock your account, investigate the transactions made and in most cases, return you the money.
you can never know how your CC was stolen but its more likely it was from the vendor side and not from your side.Hi L0ckJaw,
after ports scans occured, i have spent hours reading logs in GData Firewall, BlackFog privacy logs, Last events recorded, Tcp view... Not to mention lot of scans with Gdata, HMP, EEK, Defender, and many others...
Nothing strange was detected...
I don't know what else I could have done
You are right, I put probably too much the blame on GData. Blame is on hack
But for sure, Gdata didn't detect anything. And to be right, none of the security tools too...
A data loss on one of the commercial site I visit couldn't be excluded too... But how to know, Sites hacked didn't communicate quickly about that and often they don't communicate at all when some things happens.
It's very difficult (at least for me) to clearly understand the real scenario of an hack. How did this happen ? How many times did it last ?
I know there is not 100% bulletproff security software and of course the same hack could have been made with others soft...
@ davisd,
never writed my CC infos on a texte editor
my bank has been contacted, my credit card cancelled and I am now waiting for a refund.
kaspersky secure connection is Hotspot shield, so uninstall it and use a better VPN. you don't necessarily need a VPN tho.Hi mekelek and L0ckJaw,
KIS installed on higher settings, with TAM enabled.
No slow down. Works fine ;-)
I realize security is also a feeling ;-) a trust in the effectiveness of some softwares. Sadly, and perhaps for bad reasons, I can't trust Gdata at this time... Although it is a good product.
Would it be a worthy addition to go with Kaspersky secure connection or another VPN ? I allways ask me if a VPN is really needed ?
Good overall config, so you made custom rules in OSA that you can't do with ESET's HIPS?Removed : KIS
Added : Eset Intenet security and NVT OS armor (custom rules)
Good overall config, so you made custom rules in OSA that you can't do with ESET's HIPS?