What is the best 0 day protection?

[Andy Ful]

Comodo firewall (tweeked) or Voodoo Shield but there`s lots of other good suggestions mentioned here as well.

Or just wait 24 hrs before trying to infect your system then no more zero day problems.

Regards Eck

No more 0-day, but many problems.

 

[Behold Eck]

No more 0-day, but many problems.

Not if your using somebody elses computer

Regards Eck

 

[Arequire]

I am currently using Eset smart security with Malwarebytes v3 and found it to be a great combo.

Make sure to switch HIPS to either Smart or Interactive in ESET otherwise you've got no zero-day defence at all.

Edit: If you're planning on using Interactive I'd suggest setting HIPS to Learning mode for two weeks so rules can be created automatically as you go about your day-to-day.

 

[tonibalas]

If someone is using Eset from my experience they should set HIPS to Interactive or Poilcy based Mode to increase the level of security.

 

[RoboMan]

 

[Sunshine-boy]

If someone is using Eset from my experience they should set HIPS to Interactive or Poilcy based Mode to increase the level of security.

How this Policy-based mode ( from Eset help: Operations are blocked.)work?just create a list of what you want to block?like some extension? or some process? like whs?
or this policy block what he wants and you can't create a list for it?

 

[FleischmannTV]

Make sure to switch HIPS to either Smart or Interactive in ESET otherwise you've got no zero-day defence at all.

Last time I checked, if you set ESET's HIPS to interactive mode without running learning mode at all before, it will generate alerts faster then you can click yes with your mouse. Essentially making Windows unusable, literally, not metaphorically. And if you are on Windows 10 you won't be able to boot into safe mode as easily as with Windows 7, because you'd have to initiate it from a system you just crippled with your HIPS.

 

[Arequire]

Last time I checked, if you set ESET's HIPS to interactive mode without running learning mode at all before, it will generate alerts faster then you can click yes with your mouse. Essentially making Windows unusable, literally, not metaphorically. And if you are on Windows 10 you won't be able to boot into safe mode as easily as with Windows 7, because you'd have to initiate it from a system you just crippled with your HIPS.

Completely blanked on learning mode even though I used it to create rules. Sign of getting older. I'll edit my previous post.

 

[tonibalas]

@public enemy after setting HIPS to learning mode for a week i switched to Interactive mode.
I used Policy based mode just for a little while and i can't tell you exactly how it works.
But from what i remember is basically a lock down mode. Nothing will run unless you added it to Policy Mode.
@Soulweave used to run Eset HIPS set to Policy Mode and he can tell you much more about it.

 

[ICTSERVICES]

I think the best would be AE if you want to catch it, VM can be detected by a good 0-day threat.