Advanced Security Xeno's Security Setup 2023

Last updated
Jul 1, 2023
How it's used?
For home and private use
Operating system
Windows 11
On-device encryption
N/A
Log-in security
    • Basic account password (insecure)
Security updates
Allow security updates and latest features
Update channels
Allow stable updates only
User Access Control
Always notify
Smart App Control
Off
Network firewall
N/A
About WiFi router
idk bruh
Real-time security
Kaspersky Premium
Firewall security
Other - Internet Security (3rd-party)
About custom security
Default Deny Intrusion Prevention - Restrictions on trusted applications that are not system based. Blocked tampering of Kaspersky.
Periodic malware scanners
NPE, Emisoft.
Malware sample testing
I do not participate in malware testing
Environment for malware testing
N/A
Browser(s) and extensions
Ublock Origin, Kaspersky Password Manager.
Secure DNS
N/A
Desktop VPN
Kaspersky VPN
Password manager
Kaspersky Password Manager
File and Photo backup
N/A
System recovery
EaseUS Todo Backup
Risk factors
    • Browsing to popular websites
    • Browsing to unknown / untrusted / shady sites
    • Making audio/video calls
    • Buying from online stores, entering banks card details
    • Downloading software and files from reputable sites
    • Downloading software and files from unknown / untrusted / shady sites
    • Gaming
    • Gaming with third-party mods
    • Streaming audio/video content from trusted sites or paid subscriptions
    • Streaming audio/video content from shady sites
    • Coding and development
    • Downloading malware samples
Computer specs
Corsair Vengeance i8200 - RTX 4090, i9-14900k, 64gb RAM, 4TB SSD.
Notable changes
Changed Checkpoint to Kaspersky Premium
Default Deny setup with Kaspersky, Hardened Intrusion Prevention for Trusted Applications (Cannot Tamper with Kaspersky)
What I'm looking for?

Looking for maximum feedback.

Azazel

Level 5
Jun 15, 2023
238
Also limit your personal information you share online as much as possible.
Review the privacy and security options of all your accounts.
 
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Xeno1234

Level 14
Thread author
Jun 12, 2023
699
If you use security best practices and use strong security solutions, you will almost never get hacked.
If you get hacked it will most likely be your own fault (open email attachments, visiting risky software and use cracks).
Unless you are so important that will be targeted by state sponsor targets with zero day exploits.
Study security best practices, use strong anti malware software and default deny security solutions and study repeatedly about social engineering attacks (phishing).
Also minimize your personal info as much as possible you share online (social media) and list all the websites in password manager no matter how insignificant they are.
But last but not least take precautions about swim swapping, with your phone carrier to require id and be present at the store to make significant changes to your account.
Is sim swapping possible with the physical sim numbers in the about section in settings in your phone being stolen, or is it only possible with network carrier impersonation?
 

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