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Brv
March 8th, 2010, 02:23 PM
Hey Guys,
Ok so, What firewall and antivirus software do you use and recommend?

Here is mine:

Kubuntu / Ubuntu
Firewall: Default Firewall. ShieldsUP (https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2), said my default firewall are all close ports and full Stealth.
Anti-Virus: ClamAV and KlamAV. Clamav-freshclam and Clamav-daemon
Web Browser: Firefox, Web of Trust (mywot.com) (http://www.mywot.com/) and Adblock Puls.

iMac / MacBook Pro
Firewall: Apple/Mac Firewall built-in and Intego NetBarrier.
Anti-Virus: Intego VirusBarier and ClaxXav.
Web Browser: Firefox, Google Chrome, Web of Trust (mywot.com) (http://www.mywot.com/) and Adblock Puls.

Windows 7
Firewall: Windows Firewall.
Anti-Virus: Microsoft Security Essentials, Malwarebytes and SUPERAntiSpyware.
Web Browser: Firefox, Google Chrome, Web of Trust(mywot.com) (http://www.mywot.com/) and Adblock Puls.

What about you?

Cheer,

~Brv

Tristam Green
March 8th, 2010, 02:27 PM
Windows 7 Professional:

Firewall: Windows Firewall, block all ports/incoming with manual exceptions.
AV: none
other security: Browser-based security options like NoScript, AdBlock.


Windows XP Home:

Firewall: Windows firewall, block all ports/inc. with manual exceptions.
AV: Avast!
other: same browser-based.

Tikkyca
March 8th, 2010, 02:39 PM
Ubuntu:
Virus Scanner
Firewall
Google Chrome

Windows Xp:
NOD Antivirus
Avast
AVG Antivirus
Avira
Super Anti Syware
Windows Firewall
Google Chrome

Windows 7:
Avira
Windows Firewall
Super Anti Spyware
AVG Antivirus
Google Chrome

Brv
March 8th, 2010, 02:45 PM
Ubuntu:
Virus Scanner
Firewall
Google Chrome

Windows Xp:
NOD Antivirus
Avast
AVG Antivirus
Avira
Super Anti Syware
Windows Firewall
Google Chrome

Windows 7:
Avira
Windows Firewall
Super Anti Spyware
AVG Antivirus
Google ChromeNice, Why four AV on windows XP and two AV on 7? :) Ubuntu Do u use default firewall?

PS: hmm, why my beans still 4, I was posted like about 10.

sxmaxchine
March 8th, 2010, 02:51 PM
for windows XP
Firewall: microsoft firewall
AV: Pc Tools internet security
web browser: Opera

Ubuntu
Firewall; (dont remember what firewall i am using currently, my power supply is broken havent used ubuntu for a few weeks)
AV: i dont use one but i have used clam
web browser: opera

Tibuda
March 8th, 2010, 02:59 PM
Nice, Why four AV on windows XP and two AV on 7? :) Ubuntu Do u use default firewall?

PS: hmm, why my beans still 4, I was posted like about 10.

"beans" only count posts in the support subforums, not on the "off-topic" subforums like the cafe.

Dragonbite
March 8th, 2010, 03:05 PM
I have a box running IPCop with a firewall and content filter to start.

Then the line goes into my Linksys wireless modem, which has its firewall too

Then each Ubuntu installation has its firewall, and most browsers use Ad Block Plus.

Currently my Windows 7 has
Microsoft Security Essentials
Avast antivirus
AdAware
and I try and keep it patched up-to-date. The problem is I don't use it every time so when I do want to use it I need to set aside like and hour or so for all of the downloads/updates/definitions to get situated!

Windows XP is going to be removed from the laptop and replaced in a virtual machine to be run via Linux.

MasterNetra
March 8th, 2010, 03:07 PM
*buntu:
Firewall: Default
AV: None
Browser: Firefox + (Noscript & Adblock plus)

Win7
Firewall: Default or Comodo
AV: Avast + Threatfire
Browser: Firefox + (Noscript & Adblock plus)

WinXP
Firewall: Comodo
AV: Avast + Threatfire
Browser: Firefox + (Noscript & Adblock plus)


Nice, Why four AV on windows XP and two AV on 7? :) Ubuntu Do u use default firewall?

PS: hmm, why my beans still 4, I was posted like about 10.

Posts in the community section of the forums don't count.

Brv
March 8th, 2010, 03:28 PM
"beans" only count posts in the support subforums, not on the "off-topic" subforums like the cafe.ooh, Thank


I have a box running IPCop with a firewall and content filter to start.

Then the line goes into my Linksys wireless modem, which has its firewall too

Then each Ubuntu installation has its firewall, and most browsers use Ad Block Plus.

Currently my Windows 7 has
Microsoft Security Essentials
Avast antivirus
AdAware
and I try and keep it patched up-to-date. The problem is I don't use it every time so when I do want to use it I need to set aside like and hour or so for all of the downloads/updates/definitions to get situated!

Windows XP is going to be removed from the laptop and replaced in a virtual machine to be run via Linux.Im glad you use Microsoft Security Essentials :D I heard many don't use MSE

MasterNetra
March 9th, 2010, 12:17 AM
I have a box running IPCop with a firewall and content filter to start.

Then the line goes into my Linksys wireless modem, which has its firewall too

Then each Ubuntu installation has its firewall, and most browsers use Ad Block Plus.

Currently my Windows 7 has
Microsoft Security Essentials
Avast antivirus
AdAware
and I try and keep it patched up-to-date. The problem is I don't use it every time so when I do want to use it I need to set aside like and hour or so for all of the downloads/updates/definitions to get situated!

Windows XP is going to be removed from the laptop and replaced in a virtual machine to be run via Linux.

I never use MSE it has a nasty habit of borking up USB drive operations for me. Sure I could of disabled its real time protection each time I wanted to transfer or run something from a USB drive...but why should I when I can just use avast and threatfire.

Xbehave
March 9th, 2010, 12:21 AM
No firewall i just don't run any services
No AV i just don't run random binaries and never browse as a user who can modify existing ones.