silversurfer security setup

Last updated
Dec 31, 1969
Windows Edition
Home
Security updates
Allow security updates and latest features
User Access Control
Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer
Real-time security
Windows Defender & VoodooShield
Firewall security
Microsoft Defender Firewall
Periodic malware scanners
HitmanPro
Malware sample testing
Browser(s) and extensions
Chrome
Maintenance tools
CCleaner
System recovery
Macrium Reflect Free
Nice setup.
Altought I'm wondering why you're using the portable installation of Google Chrome ? So if you get browser hijacked or etc. you simply delete it and redownload it ?

my first browser is firefox... chrome is rarely in use... so he is a portable version... ;)
 
Ah alright. As you're running a 64-bits version of Windows, you never thought about using a 64-bits build of Firefox to see if it impact your RAM usage by a lot ?

I have tested waterfox and cyberfox... also the new chrome 64-bit ... he is the fastest browser for me!
but at the moment only firefox and chrome receives support from Qihoo 360 Web Threat Protection... ;)
 
I have tested waterfox and cyberfox... also the new chrome 64-bit ... he is the fastest browser for me!
but at the moment only firefox and chrome receives support from Qihoo 360 Web Threat Protection... ;)

Make sense in that case. Was wondering if there was really a reason behind that setup and guess there was one !
 
After a long time I want to update my security config...

Removed: Chrome (portable), Adguard (extension), MBAM and MBAE Free

Added: ZAM Premium, HMP.Alert (licensed), Opera, uBlock Origin, Shadow Defender

feedback and suggestions are always welcome! :)
 
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Awesome update, and solid overall config! :p

How do you feel about Opera? I had it as a backup browser for a while until it felt redundant so I removed it.

Also, generally speaking, make sure that you have at least one clean, full system backup image created with AOMEI Backupper Standard so that you can restore your system to its exact state, as it was when you created that system image.
This is very important and it should be your first line of defense against any issues you may encounter on your system.
(sorry about this ranting, I just got used to posting this piece of advice in everyone's configuration :D)