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Does this mean it's safe to get rid of MalwareBytes for good? Hard to understand if this protection is as comprehensive as MalwareBytes is offering.
by kylehotchkiss 4y ago
Does this mean it's safe to get rid of MalwareBytes for good? Hard to understand if this protection is as comprehensive as MalwareBytes is offering.
- TechBro8615 4y agoI’m pretty happy with a combination of this malware scanning and some Objective See products [0] that can alert me to new network requests or strange behavior like dylib hijacking. Currently I’m running LuLu (firewall) and BlockBlock (persistence monitoring), and I occasionally run the other utilities when I get suspicious of something. [0] https://objective-see.org/tools.html https://objective-see.org/tools.html
- kylehotchkiss 4y agoGreat idea! Blockblock seems really lightweight. I am a big fan of little snitch for firewall (paid though!)
- TechBro8615 4y agoThat’s what my hacker would say!
- adrr 4y agoI was always curious what apple uses internally for virus/maleware prevention. Or do they use just use MacOS built in protection?
- eyelidlessness 4y agoIf I had to guess they probably use stock OS for most employees and defer to network-level filtering beyond that. Not because their stock OS behavior is wildly secure or anything, but because they’re notoriously secretive and have other reasons to have very tight restrictions on external network access.