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A while GW forget to isolate IE. I thought it was Keyscrambler, but now I have the same with Chrome, so it was not Keyscrambler free. I have also run Keyscrambler with DefenseWall on my wife's laptop. The concept of Keyscrambler is nice, even when you have a keylogger on board, it can not make anything out of it. This kind reduces the strain of near perfect outbound control and keylogger protection and makes you setup a lot easier (no need for CIS-like aps, although it is becoming easy to use, it stays a classical HIPS, no matter how many smart layers you build around it, you will get a pop-up once, which you have got to answer)Best advice I can give you to prevent incompatibility:a) Choose a policy sandbox like GesWall or DefenseWall or implement it through the OSb) Use an Antivirus which only focusses on driver level. Avira is a good free AV. The free version only implements teh blacklist through a file filter driver, which is very efficient and enough when policy containing your internet aps with GW or DW.c) Use Keycrambler (but install it before [a])Cheers Haven't tried DW or GSWall but I like keyscramber.It fooled a key logger test for me.I think a LUA may give you a lot of what DW and (esp) GSWall do , if you are ok with not installing app until your back in an Admin account.My 2 cent Well with GesWall/DefensWall you have to set it trusted, is only

I think KeyScrambler is the easiest keylogger protection; no pop ups, no false positives, no daily updates From your postings here at Wilders in many threads .. I get the opinion you still don't understand how HIPS like Defensewall can help a user in the real world so maybe this will helpDefenseWall Intro Review If you ran this "program" untrusted would Defensewall then give you 100% protection ?Blacking listing is an interesting approach, what percent protection would you give it ? Then it stand to reason that if one would just spend %0.01 of their time investigate/testing that unknown/untrusted program and source, then they would not have to fall back on your standby method and approach to PC Security where you state "I personally don't have enough motivation and/or time to go through what you described. In other words, I'll take my chances with my own security setup right now, which I think is pretty amazing."and"But 99.99% of users won't go through all that trouble, myself included. Also a fair proportion of people don't have time for the above either. If I was running a business from my computer, then I'd think about going through all that, but worse come to worse, I have everything important backed up anyway if all hell breaks loose. Re-installation of Windows is good healthy practise anyway once in while haha. But I do agree with having system snapshots, something that I am in the process of testing - I'm planning on trying out various