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short-circuit

Level 1
Thread author
Apr 7, 2018
5
Hello all, I'm a new member but not inexperienced in computer protection. I would like to know if I have any holes in my present security. I use the following:

Sandboxie for Firefox and Chrome
Windows 10 Firewall Control
VoodooShield
VirusTotal and Hitman Pro scans for downloads
Hitman Pro and Kaspersky System Checker at the end of the day.

Thanks for any responses.
 

mekelek

Level 28
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Feb 24, 2017
1,661
I don't see a reason for the VirusTotal scan when you have VoodooShield, it esentially does it for you when you execute it.
I would throw NVT OSArmor on the computer for exploit protection in case something goes wrong in sandboxie or some fresh no-sig malware happens to run.
 

short-circuit

Level 1
Thread author
Apr 7, 2018
5
Thank you mekelek. I will tryout NVT OSArmor. VirusTotal does not run in the background and is on-demand only. You are right about the VoodooShield scan but I am a belt and suspenders kind of guy LOL. NVT OSArmor sounds very interesting. I've been reading the posts about it; checked out the website information about it; and will give it a spin.
Thanks again for your reply.
 

harlan4096

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Apr 28, 2015
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Your profile still lacks most of the info, so please kindly fill the fileds with proper data, thanks :)
 

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