A True x64 Protection Suite :o ?

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  1. Posts : 3,300
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       #51

    Ah sorry my bad for terminology. I am currently running MSE, but I call all AV stuff AV and wasn't thinking of the term. I am going to look into the setup you just posted though. I know just MSE is not enough.
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  2. Posts : 4
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       #52

    can we get a link to the white paper so people can be on the same page as you are :)
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  3. NoN
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       #53

    There's basics tweaks in registry like, NoLmHash set to 1, restrictanonymous set to 1 or 2, NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate set to 1, SynAttackProtect set to 1, DontDisplayLastUserName set to 1 and so on...that could help the AV enforcement?!?

    This, plus UAC enable...and MSE or payable Security Suite....why be so paranoid?

    I'm not afraid to pay with credit card over the net.

    As some of you already said, anyway the credit card is most of the times registred to retaillers unless you are allowed to delete it.

    After, it is just the question of the customer manners...

    I also almost forgot routers can be some good firewalls sometimes, dropping ports is not the best but should do it.
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  4. Posts : 113
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       #54

    Thorsen said:
    Schroff87 said:
    man .. since you've got so much love for norton white papers why don't you just use NAV 2010 and be done with it :P

    Because it is not true 64x. Its main stuff is 32x and that is run through a layer which slows the computer down a little. Great Poster is looking for an AV that is full native 64x, has daily autoupdate, has phishing protection, pharming protection, rootkit protection.

    Everything that everyone has suggested has been shot down because it is missing one of those requirements and I probably forgot one in my list as well.
    Thanks Thorsen, you really caught with the main point of my idea. ATLAST I HAVE FOUND ONE.
    It's the new avatar of Alwil Avast, known as Avast Internet Security. It's also native x64. But I will keep this thread going on and valuable inputs coming.
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  5. Posts : 113
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       #55
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  6. Posts : 113
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       #56

    :-|


    Fringe said:
    can we get a link to the white paper so people can be on the same page as you are :)
    I do not think you are programmer, so you won't directly unnderstant the whitepapers. Read this version though. The exploit still exists in Win 7 : BizTech: What's New: Windows Vista Kernel Patch Protection (a.k.a. PatchGuard)
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  7. Posts : 113
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       #57

    So, I think that link clears a lot of question. Please keep your valuable inputs coming.
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  8. Posts : 3,300
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       #58

    You can find all the whitepapers here: Security Response Whitepapers Symantec Corp.
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       #59

    well a long..stimulating disussion on 64-bit systems, anti-malware software and patch guard....is here.....64-bit systems and anti-malware software - Wilders Security Forums
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       #60

    So friends, please let your inputs come. Our search may help many out there.
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