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What Security do you use?

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  • busenbust
    busenbust Posts: 4,782 Forumite
    In conjunction with the excellent NoScript, I would also highly recommend Adblock Plus with Elements Hider (both are Firefox extensions) ;)
  • Davesnave
    Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    spud17 wrote: »
    That appears to be at odds with THIS thread.

    I've got it. CPU use is much like that reported by Superscraper on the thread above. Seems OK........even in North Devon!;)
  • theloft
    theloft Posts: 1,703 Forumite
    djrickyb wrote: »
    Amazing!
    Despite my claim, there has not been a single comment.
    The website for this brilliant piece of freeware is www sandboxie com
    Just read your post, I did not know about it and will certainly try it out - Thanks!
    "0844 COSTS YOU MORE"
  • Router with built in firewall
    macfee antivirus
    MS window antispyware
  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    I've ditched Norton, as I wanted something lighter, and now have:

    Microsoft Security Essentials,
    Online Armour Free,
    Sandboxie, and Firefox with addons for browsing,
    SaS, and MBAM for anti-malware.
  • busenbust
    busenbust Posts: 4,782 Forumite
    Sublime wrote: »
    I've ditched Norton, as I wanted something lighter, and now have:

    Microsoft Security Essentials,
    Online Armour Free,
    Sandboxie, and Firefox with addons for browsing,
    SaS, and MBAM for anti-malware.

    ^Definitely agree with all the above; that's a nice tight security kit :cool: Instead, and out of personal preference and absolute faith in the product, I choose Avast (anti-virus) and Windows Defender (anti-malware). :wink:
  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    I really like avast (an old favourite), but it was a choice between two.

    I decided to give Microsoft SE a go, because it had good reviews, and I couldn't resist :rolleyes:.
  • busenbust
    busenbust Posts: 4,782 Forumite
    Sublime wrote: »
    I really like avast (an old favourite), but it was a choice between two.

    I decided to give Microsoft SE a go, because it had good reviews, and I couldn't resist :rolleyes:.


    Oh I agree with you about MSE. It's a nice (and free) security package; very few false positives (as far as I can see), it's very streamlined and lightweight, and excellent auto-update and scheduled scanning facilities too. Ditto Avast :grin:
  • Millionaire
    Millionaire Posts: 3,748 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    I am currently using

    Eset Smart Security(Nod32 AV engine)
    Malwarebytes
    Windows Defender

    and I prefer Firefox over IE, thats it.

    Testing Microsoft Security Essentials on anther machine and its looks promising, very light install and when running.
  • Router with Firewall

    Eset NOD32 Antivirus (pay-for AV > free one imo)

    ..and I mainly use Opera browser.

    Oh, and I've blocked cn domain web addresses.
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