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| 07 Jul 2012 | #31 |
| | If you want to try Secunia PSI, I recommend version 2.0. http://secunia.com/PSI2Setup.exe Version 3.0 was just released and it has been dumb down and not well liked by us geeks. PSI tracks security risks and will let you know when a program has a security update available. Version 2.0 gives a lot more information and control to the user. Looks like there will be an update for 3.0 coming out soon. Quote: I can confirm that a list view will be added in the upcoming version, that will be released in the end of July. Also, the version information in the right-click > help, will be corrected. Some users have had some performance issues with PSI 3, which our development team is working on fixing as well. The coming PSI release will also provide a link to the relevant Secunia Advisory -- Kind regards, Munib Rehman Secunia Support Jim  |
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| 07 Jul 2012 | #32 |
| | Well, I installed Secunia PSI version 3 and I will keep it as it is and look forward to seeing the improvements in the release at the end of this month |
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| 08 Jul 2012 | #33 |
| | It seems to be enough (and more than that!) in the antivirus realm, however I would prefer to have only one real time scanning active at a time, and call all others manually, because often antiviruses may conflict between them when a virus is found and both try to remove or quarantine it. I would add a firewall to this combination, blocking all traffic except that you know you need, even the Windows built-in might be enough. Also remember to always use a standard use account for the normal operation and if you want to use UAC, always put it to the highest level. |
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| 08 Jul 2012 | #34 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Alejandro85  It seems to be enough (and more than that!) in the antivirus realm, however I would prefer to have only one real time scanning active at a time, and call all others manually, because often antiviruses may conflict between them when a virus is found and both try to remove or quarantine it. I would add a firewall to this combination, blocking all traffic except that you know you need, even the Windows built-in might be enough. Also remember to always use a standard use account for the normal operation and if you want to use UAC, always put it to the highest level. |
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