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<blockquote data-quote="Evjl&amp;#039;s Rain" data-source="post: 764475" data-attributes="member: 51905">I know that&#039;s a fact but I don&#039;t believe in those because people use their computer differentlyI also know default-deny can protect upto 100% with ~zero resource usage, a fact too but they are not for average users. Even when we setup a default-deny solution with exclusions for them, they won&#039;t satisfy because it blocks their NEW safe programsI tested these for myself, to setup for other people, and for people who are interestedfor very knowledgeable users, my tests are useless, I know that, same for MT hubextensions can contribute to a default-deny-based setup that users will have to deal with less malwares touching their HDDfor example, if there is only 1 anti-exe on the PC, the users will have to make decision on every single file they just download and it takes time to verify their safetyif there are 1 or 2 default-allow solutions on top of that, they will block 90-95% of those malicious files and the users only have to make decision on 5-10% of the malicious files + safe filesI choose the default-deny + default-allow because I have absolutely no trust on default-deny only</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evjl's Rain, post: 764475, member: 51905"] I know that's a fact but I don't believe in those because people use their computer differently I also know default-deny can protect upto 100% with ~zero resource usage, a fact too but they are not for average users. Even when we setup a default-deny solution with exclusions for them, they won't satisfy because it blocks their NEW safe programs I tested these for myself, to setup for other people, and for people who are interested for very knowledgeable users, my tests are useless, I know that, same for MT hub extensions can contribute to a default-deny-based setup that users will have to deal with less malwares touching their HDD for example, if there is only 1 anti-exe on the PC, the users will have to make decision on every single file they just download and it takes time to verify their safety if there are 1 or 2 default-allow solutions on top of that, they will block 90-95% of those malicious files and the users only have to make decision on 5-10% of the malicious files + safe files I choose the default-deny + default-allow because I have absolutely no trust on default-deny only [/QUOTE]

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