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(Nov 19, 2014 05:29 AM)Aura Wrote:  If you use a 64-bits version of Windows, you can use the 64-bits version of Google Chrome, it's better suited for your system.

Will it keep all my current bookmarks, extensions and history. I get uncomfortable when things change on my computer like icons moving on my desktop, it makes me paranoid dunno why
Antivirus : none
Firewall : windows and Mac? (i am using boot camp)
Antimalware : none
Protection Utilities : vpn (tunnel bear for pc,mac and ios) i don't know if this counts
Web Browser : Chrome 64 bit (what else would i use :P)
Web Browser Extensions/Addons : ad block plus
Others : firmware encryption password

yes my pc/mac security is pretty bad :(
What should I improve? anything else i should get? is a honeypot a good idea too?
(Nov 19, 2014 05:35 PM)@Instagram Wrote:  Will it keep all my current bookmarks, extensions and history. I get uncomfortable when things change on my computer like icons moving on my desktop, it makes me paranoid dunno why

If you are logged in to your Google account on Chrome and enabled the sync on all these settings, then yes, as soon as you'll login to the new Chrome 64-bits with your Google account, the settings will be sync'd and they'll be available.
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(Nov 14, 2014 07:48 AM)Aura Wrote:  And are you going to do something about it or ? 😝

I think that is secure enough :P 😝 (Just kidding)
(Nov 22, 2014 10:54 PM)Arrandale Wrote:  I think that is secure enough :P 😝 (Just kidding)

Well let me know whenever you update it, repost your setup 🙂
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Antivirus : Eset Antivirus
Firewall : Comodo
Antimalware : Malwarebytes
Protection Utilities : Sanboxie
Web Browser : Firefox 34
Web Browser Extensions/Addons :Ad Block, K9 web Protection
Others : CCleaner.
(Nov 23, 2014 10:36 AM)killermodder12349 Wrote:  Antivirus : Eset Antivirus
Firewall : Comodo
Antimalware : Malwarebytes
Protection Utilities : Sanboxie
Web Browser : Firefox 34
Web Browser Extensions/Addons :Ad Block, K9 web Protection
Others : CCleaner.

Which edition of ESET are you using ? Same question for Malwarebytes.
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Aura what are your specs mate?? What you using??
(Nov 25, 2014 07:28 PM)tedbaker Wrote:  Aura what are your specs mate?? What you using??

My setup is in the OP if that's what you're asking.
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Im just running a base kaspersky protection.
(Nov 27, 2014 11:48 AM)RuthlessInvasion Wrote:  Im just running a base kaspersky protection.

Which edition of Kaspersky are you running?
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I switched to emsisoft anti maleware but not liking it, currently trying few new things what I like will ll be using permanently once I reinstall my OS. Also switched from Eset Smart Security 8 to Bit Defender Total Security 2015, pretty good it is, liking it, no idea about detection ratio at the moment though.
(Nov 27, 2014 12:00 PM)Ƥяιиcɛ Wrote:  I switched to emsisoft anti maleware but not liking it, currently trying few new things what I like will ll be using permanently once I reinstall my OS. Also switched from Eset Smart Security 8 to Bit Defender Total Security 2015, pretty good it is, liking it, no idea about detection ratio at the moment though.

ESET Smart Security is better than Bitdefender Total Security, I can tell you that. Wouldn't switch if I had it.
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(Nov 27, 2014 12:20 PM)Aura Wrote:  ESET Smart Security is better than Bitdefender Total Security, I can tell you that. Wouldn't switch if I had it.
if you're with it I'll also be going again with that then Aura :)
Also trying comodo firewall to check the latest features, have to do experiments with some malewares :)
(Nov 27, 2014 12:27 PM)Ƥяιиcɛ Wrote:  if you're with it I'll also be going again with that then Aura :)
Also trying comodo firewall to check the latest features, have to do experiments with some malewares :)

I'm with Kaspersky Internet Security, but ESET products would be what I would be getting if I didn't have it. Comodo Firewall HIPS blocks pretty much anything you don't want to let go through.
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