- Apr 2, 2018
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Do you count your POST time as well or no POST time?
What security solution are you using?
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Do you count your POST time as well or no POST time?
- Jun 24, 2016
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Great! Please review the 231 (2018) available configuration threads and compile every software mentioned in each thread and create the report for usOne could slide over to the Security Configuration section and build a more accurate accounting of what is used most and then placing the results in a thread
That's right. None of the aforementioned are anti-exe's, I don't see the breakdown mate. Usually, "most" anti-executable solutions create a whitelistening system in order to deny the execution of everything unless specifically admitted by a rule or a allowed notification. I'm not talking about any next-generation product that includes an anti-exe or application control module.
About OSArmor not being a hardening tool, it's okay. If you think it's not, you may be right. I put it under such category because I believe its features harden the stock Windows features, because it blocks or modifies built-in system tools. There's no need to argue over that.
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About my boot time, it's around 4 seconds since I press the start button until I'm logged in on Windows desktop. On boot I have loaded: Kaspersky Internet Security, OSArmor, MalwareBytes Anti-Exploit and AdGuard for PC.
- May 31, 2015
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I wasn't arguing with you over that... both of us were meaning the same thing, it was just you didn't realize at that moment or might be me. Don't get me wrong... I really didn't try to make it look like a quarrel. If you've felt anything in that manner, then I'm really sorry. I didn't have any such intention... it was just about some technical clarities.
& regarding hardening tools, now it seems the term itself is a little vague or ambiguous.
- Apr 2, 2018
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Because I want to know if you count the POST time as well. 72 secs with SSD is bad.
- Jun 24, 2016
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No problem at all friend
It probably is a little vague, I just generalized! Here you go have a cute dog
Just a suggestion, since this thread really is redundant at best, considering this is exactly what the security configuration section is for, and the layout is easier to read then users just re-posting their configurations in a hap hazard style here. So there is no point unless you do it accurately.Great! Please review the 231 (2018) available configuration threads and compile every software mentioned in each thread and create the report for us
There's definitely Something Wrong. Look at my post again, I was asking the member I quoted.
- Jul 1, 2017
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I tried almost all commercial solutions from 2000 until today, I think the best ones still playing into field are high end ones with console "unreachable for many", otherwise, many times some single developer product are better than medium user suite oriented products, with exceptions "few".
Right now, evaluating AndyFul GUI for Windows Defender and ERP as main defenses.
Right now, evaluating AndyFul GUI for Windows Defender and ERP as main defenses.
- Apr 2, 2018
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Oh, sorry about that. I misread it you have 72 secs with an SSD.
- Jul 1, 2017
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Just replaced 2 SSD on 2 laptops last days, one with Manjaro the boot time is less than 5 seconds, running XFCE on Kingston SSD,
The other one running a Toshiba with 3D Nand, but is OCZ at the end, at the beginning was acting strange, now is ok.
The other one running a Toshiba with 3D Nand, but is OCZ at the end, at the beginning was acting strange, now is ok.
- Jan 17, 2013
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Not really. Between CFW and KFA I'm pretty much secure. I think that adding VS would be overkill to be honest. I was thinking of adding NVT Osarmor but I'm pretty safe with my surfing. I do run HMP, Emsisoft emergency kit and HerdProtect occasionally as secondary scanners.
Sophos Home Premium and Voodoo Shield. Lightweight and powerful, plus @ForgottenSeer 58943 recommends it, and why woudn't you listen to the most knowledgeable person on MT lol.
An idea raised in my mind, like, Mods could write a script to traversal across security configuration posts which were updated in the same year/ period, extract name of tools people specified (eg. field Real time protection, Secondary scanner...). Then make a synthesized post
Btw Kubuntu 18.04 leads to my vote for Others. Best release ever.
Btw Kubuntu 18.04 leads to my vote for Others. Best release ever.
- Nov 26, 2017
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I am member of the MT forum, so what else... Antivirus + anti exe + hardening tools + more.
- Jul 28, 2016
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Currently : qihoo 360 ts premium ( tweaked and glasswire firewall enabled ) nvt osa and bunch of other security , privacy and hardening tweakes
- Apr 5, 2017
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- May 11, 2011
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- May 31, 2015
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I do check various combinations in VM time to time. & regarding that particular combo, VS is there to strengthen that system much more. yea, you may consider that as overkill. The point here is to find a combo which will provide you superior protection. & I do use custom rules for VS so that it doesn't bug me always with fp. I know many of us in MT don't like combinations, they just like to rely upon one suite for various reasons. But experience taught me something else. & when I saw you also use combo,so I thought to share an extension of the same combo. It doesn't mean you've to install it or something.
if you use that system for just browsing then you may not need osarmor as you may add several extensions & tweaks to browser & over that kaspersky has pretty strong web av. Problem is kfa doesn't provide you TAM nor it does allow you to tweak system watcher. If it would allow you to tweak system watcher you could emulate TAM like behaviour upto an extent.So you could have stronger BB + anti-exe at free of cost. But kaspersky smartly blocks that option.
you may try Opswat metadefender also.
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