Antivirus - Kaspersky
Firewall - Kaspersky
Antimalware - Malwarebytes & AdwCleaner.
Protection Utilities - Packets Income Tracker
Others - Main Desktop Computer files must have a password typed to access.
Browser - Google Chrome
Browser Add-Ons - AdBlocker & NoScript
(Nov 11, 2014 06:51 AM)Distroy Wrote: Antivirus - Kaspersky
Firewall - Kaspersky
Antimalware - Malwarebytes & AdwCleaner.
Protection Utilities - Packets Income Tracker
Others - Main Desktop Computer files must have a password typed to access.
Browser - Google Chrome
Browser Add-Ons - AdBlocker & NoScript
Which edition of Kaspersky and Malwarebytes are you using ? Also, are you using the 32-bits or 64-bits version of Google Chrome ? And NoScript doesn't exists for Chrome no ? It's ScriptSafe.
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Antivirus : Kaspersky Internet Security 2014 (Gonna upgrade to 2015 once my license expires).
Firewall : Comodo Firewall with HIPS.
Antimalware : Malwarebytes Premium, Spybot S&D, Roguekiller, TDSSkiller and Hitman Pro.
Protection Utilities : Keyscrambler, Kaspersky Virutal Keyboard, Kaspersky Safe Money, Keepass, Sandboxie, AEScrypt, Axcrypt and the live protection from my security software.
Web Browser : Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox
Web Browser Extensions/Addons : HTTPS everywhere, Ad-block plus and Virutal keyboard.
Others : CCleaner, Process explorer.
(Nov 11, 2014 12:18 PM)Turbanator Wrote: Antivirus : Kaspersky Internet Securtiy 2014 (Gonna upgrade to 2015 once my license expires).
Firewall : Comodo Firewall with HIPS.
Antimalware : Malwarebytes Premium, Spybot S&D, Roguekiller, TDSSkiller and Hitman Pro.
Protection Utilities : Keyscrambler, Kaspersky Virutal Keyboard, Kaspersky Safe Money, Keepass, Sandboxie, AEScrypt, Axcrypt and the live protection from my security software.
Web Browser : Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox
Web Browser Extensions/Addons : HTTPS everywhere, Ad-block plus and Virutal keyboard.
Others : CCleaner, Process explorer.
You can upgrade to Kaspersky Internet Security 2015 with a 2014 licence, that's what I did. I would rather use KIS Firewall as it's better than Comodo's one, but it's up to you. Hopefully KIS Firewall is disabled to let place for Comodo. What version of Google Chrome (32 or 64-bits) ?
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DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS MEMBER
I usually just put a extra large condom around my computer and router, but that's just me.
my protection setup is my brain
hurr durr dont need anything moar
(Nov 11, 2014 02:44 PM)SIM-1550131 Wrote: I usually just put a extra large condom around my computer and router, but that's just me.
Someone called it a few dozens pages back 🤣
(Nov 11, 2014 02:45 PM)Understalker Wrote: my protection setup is my brain
hurr durr dont need anything moar
If you lack brain.exe, your system will never be secure.
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(Nov 11, 2014 02:42 PM)Aura Wrote: You can upgrade to Kaspersky Internet Security 2015 with a 2014 licence, that's what I did. I would rather use KIS Firewall as it's better than Comodo's one, but it's up to you. Hopefully KIS Firewall is disabled to let place for Comodo. What version of Google Chrome (32 or 64-bits) ? Well my system is 64-bit, so I suppose Google Chrome is 64-bit too. Does KIS have HIPS? Could you give me a bit more information about why it's better - always good to learn. Also, how to upgrade Kaspersky from 2014 to 2015?
(Nov 11, 2014 04:59 PM)Turbanator Wrote: Well my system is 64-bit, so I suppose Google Chrome is 64-bit too. Does KIS have HIPS? Could you give me a bit more information about why it's better - always good to learn. Also, how to upgrade Kaspersky from 2014 to 2015?
You have to manually download Google Chrome 64-bits, the default download webpage is the 32-bits option. There's the 64-bits option right under it. Kaspersky Internet Security indeed have HIPS :
http://www.kaspersky.com/images/Kaspersk...PS_ENG.pdf
Also, KIS firewall is sandboxed and virtualized which boost it's efficiency and make it harder to bypass. To upgrade from KIS2014 to KIS2015, just download the trial here and enter your product key :
http://www.kaspersky.ca/downloads/free-h...persky.com
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(Nov 11, 2014 05:05 PM)Aura Wrote: You have to manually download Google Chrome 64-bits, the default download webpage is the 32-bits option. There's the 64-bits option right under it. Kaspersky Internet Security indeed have HIPS :
Also, KIS firewall is sandboxed and virtualized which boost it's efficiency and make it harder to bypass. To upgrade from KIS2014 to KIS2015, just download the trial here and enter your product key : Once I upgrade from KIS 2014 to KIS 2015, will the KIS firewall try to activate automatically, or is it by choice. The only reason is because when I bought KIS 2014, I went on to download Comodo Firewall and it was set as my default firewall.
(Nov 11, 2014 05:13 PM)Turbanator Wrote: Once I upgrade from KIS 2014 to KIS 2015, will the KIS firewall try to activate automatically, or is it by choice. The only reason is because when I bought KIS 2014, I went on to download Comodo Firewall and it was set as my default firewall.
I think it should catch the current configuration and let Comodo Firewall in the commands. Otherwise, simply disable it manually, it's easy.
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(Nov 11, 2014 05:26 PM)Aura Wrote: I think it should catch the current configuration and let Comodo Firewall in the commands. Otherwise, simply disable it manually, it's easy. Thanks for the help, man. I've downloaded KIS 2015 and my license was automatically transfered too. I've decided to keep on using Comodo Firewall though.
(Nov 11, 2014 05:33 PM)Turbanator Wrote: Thanks for the help, man. I've downloaded KIS 2015 and my license was automatically transfered too. I've decided to keep on using Comodo Firewall though.
That's what happened when I did it too. And no problem, I won't convince you to do otherwise 🙂
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Cool thread bro, do you have all that stuff on each of the computers you mentioned in the thread or are they mixed around etc. Because wouldn`t it be annoying with all those programs blocking certain sites and giving you nonstop notifications and all that.
(Nov 11, 2014 09:22 PM)Orochimaru Wrote: Cool thread bro, do you have all that stuff on each of the computers you mentioned in the thread or are they mixed around etc. Because wouldn`t it be annoying with all those programs blocking certain sites and giving you nonstop notifications and all that.
All on one computer, my desktop one. A few of them on my laptop (but still, everything included in that last is on my laptop). And no it's not annoying. They rarely do any kind of pop-up except if I encounter immediate danger, and I never do since I know what I'm doing. Everything dangerous is done inside a VM.
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