Hi,
It is better to stay with Comodo or swap for Bitdefender ?
It is better to stay with Comodo or swap for Bitdefender ?
I agrre with your opinion...Enable UAC and I would say stick with CIS. Thanks for sharing your Config![]()
Time to change something : FirefoxUAC Enabled and AD-Block + installed , I stick With IE
Thanks![]()
You can use this browser that is developed by COMODO is a security company. It means you will be more secured. If you will use this. it is fully compatible Firefox add-ons. With some add-ons you can get more security and privacySo I can replace IE by that one without any security problem
You can import all your bookmarks from IE in the installitionThanks for your good advice, I try Icedragon![]()
Hi , I updated my config with your advices
Operating System: Windows 8.1
Architecture: 64-bit (x64)
Level of computer security knowledge and awareness: Medium
Last malware infection on your computer: Never on this machine
Virtual-Machine Malware Testing: No
Number of users for this machine: I'm the only one who is using this machine (Private)
User Account Control settings: Always Notify
Real-Time Protection: Comodo Internet Security Premium, Antilogger (Trial)
On-demand scanners: Emsisoft Emergency Kit
Backup and Restore: AOMEI Backupper Free edition
Default Web Browser: Comodo Ice-Dragon
Browser Extensions/Add-ons: WOT, Ghostery, AD-Block+
Other software installed on this machine worth mentioning: Glary Utilities, Revo Uninstaller Pro (Trial)
I will not use Chrome , I'm not a Google fanboyanyway thanks for your reply
You are wrongComodo ice dragon & chrome based on chromium browser. Since Comodo ice dragon uses chrome core components it's better u use chrome coz chrome always gets latest updates but other chromium based browsers need to wait for open source code to get updates & security patches. Also chrome is good at preventing phishing attacks rather then comodo ice dragon. You can add some more extensions like lastpass , flashblock, zenmate, vtchromizer . For blocking adds i use adblock since adblock+ failed to block youtube adds