- Aug 23, 2011
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RE: ZeroDay's Config.
I can say both are very good, but I found CCleaner to be less aggressive than CSC.
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I can say both are very good, but I found CCleaner to be less aggressive than CSC.
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RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
I can't decide wether or not to go back to my old config of Avira free and Comodo fw with D+
I can't decide wether or not to go back to my old config of Avira free and Comodo fw with D+
- Jan 8, 2011
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RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
I tried Avira Free 2012 for a few days, it was very light on my system, little performance drop from waking my laptop from sleep. However, the reason I don't use Avira is 1. Ads and 2. How it works, and a few other things.
Will you be keeping Panda Security URL Filtering?
How would you compare (not in terms of detection) Comodo Antivirus to Avira Free?
I tried Avira Free 2012 for a few days, it was very light on my system, little performance drop from waking my laptop from sleep. However, the reason I don't use Avira is 1. Ads and 2. How it works, and a few other things.
Will you be keeping Panda Security URL Filtering?
How would you compare (not in terms of detection) Comodo Antivirus to Avira Free?
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
Yes I would more than likely keep Panda url filtering.
To be honest last time I used Avira free 2012 alongside Comodo firewall I checked the cloud analysis during the comodo install and comodo cloud seemed to beat Avira to the detection on a few tests I ran. I think Comodo av gets a bad rap, from my limited testing it seems strong.
Sorry only just saw the 'not in terms on detection' lol. I think both comodo and Avira are very light indeed, I really have a lot of time for Avira but one thing that really gets on my nerves is the short system scan after a detection and it really is about time Avira give the UI and good overhaul now.
Yes I would more than likely keep Panda url filtering.
To be honest last time I used Avira free 2012 alongside Comodo firewall I checked the cloud analysis during the comodo install and comodo cloud seemed to beat Avira to the detection on a few tests I ran. I think Comodo av gets a bad rap, from my limited testing it seems strong.
Sorry only just saw the 'not in terms on detection' lol. I think both comodo and Avira are very light indeed, I really have a lot of time for Avira but one thing that really gets on my nerves is the short system scan after a detection and it really is about time Avira give the UI and good overhaul now.
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
Why Mamutu and not Emsisoft AM? you won a license?
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Why Mamutu and not Emsisoft AM? you won a license?
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
Yes I've actually won a license for both but I think mamutu is enough along side CIS.
Yes I've actually won a license for both but I think mamutu is enough along side CIS.
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
follow my guide, better put EAM than Mamutu, since EAM has mamutu inside + a very good detection dual-engine ^^
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-How-to-set-CIS-EAM-for-max-compatibility-security
This combo (what im using right now) is very light on resources :
check the screenshot : http://s1185.photobucket.com/albums/z344/umbrapolaris/?action=view¤t=Untitled-17.png
follow my guide, better put EAM than Mamutu, since EAM has mamutu inside + a very good detection dual-engine ^^
http://malwaretips.com/Thread-How-to-set-CIS-EAM-for-max-compatibility-security
This combo (what im using right now) is very light on resources :
check the screenshot : http://s1185.photobucket.com/albums/z344/umbrapolaris/?action=view¤t=Untitled-17.png
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
Decided to just stick with CIS and mamutu, I think CIS + The full Eam is a little bit over kill.
Decided to just stick with CIS and mamutu, I think CIS + The full Eam is a little bit over kill.
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
I might just try it out for a week, it does seem like a rather solid setup
I might just try it out for a week, it does seem like a rather solid setup
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
as good as CIS + EAM, since Mamutu dont have any AV engine.
as good as CIS + EAM, since Mamutu dont have any AV engine.
RE: ZeroDay's Config. (Updated 14/06/1012)
No I don't have them excluded from each other and there's no conflicts, I decided to add mamutu as a behavior blocker seems all that's missing from cis and mamutu complements cis very well indeed.
No I don't have them excluded from each other and there's no conflicts, I decided to add mamutu as a behavior blocker seems all that's missing from cis and mamutu complements cis very well indeed.
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