u can use defensewall or sanboxie as primary defense without any AV , i use such method for 2 years got 0 infection.

GesWall is shit , it do a lots of problem , blocking some time legitimate sites .

for example try install “last pass” add on for FireFox and check GesWall log , u will see it got flood hi, self till your pc stuck

cheers

i find that kinda annoying

and you fixed the adio sycn problems

nice

layerd securtiy the best

how awesome would be a sute made of norton av+behavior detection+firewall+avira 9.0 for detection too+ comodo for hips in like an advanced mode+geswall

that would be pretty much garenteed proctection
unless you go crazy and turn stupid and stuff
nothing is stupid proof
and if it was free…

You need all 3 to provide protection, Can’t just have a Prevention solution by it self or a detection solution by it self.

Cheers,
Josh

The only thing I did not liked was the “loud” mouse click sound.

Keep up the good work !

Also, there is still the need for antimalware products, because it’s up to to the antimalware to say – Hey, this is a piece of malware.

Products like GesWall, DefenseWall HIPS, Sandboxie, etc, are great tools, but they should be used in a layered security. They’re a great way for people, in the of their browsing, for example, say I want to keep this and that files, and lose everything else.

What people don’t know, and they will still allow it to run, and would have no reason not to, is if the file has been tampered or not.

It’s possible to read word, pdf, etc documents in an isolated environment, but, if we’re talking about applications, and if they got tampered, there’s just no way to know if something is suppose to be happening or not, and people would just trust the known application, like the one you gave example of, CCleaner.

So, antimalware products aren’t outdated. The only thing is that, nowadays, no single tool can keep up with the malware evolution. Simple fact. That’s why a layered security approach is needed, starting with limited user accounts.

You said it yourself that you use Avira free just in case, right?

Regards