/soy/ - Soyjaks

Retarded winjeet nigger you are scum of the fucking planet kill yourself wintarded subhuman nigger scum

>actually leaking over windows 11
i thought lintards stopped caring about windows???

Least obvious bait

Smart winaryan white you are gem of the hecking planet live yourself winsmarted uberhuman white gem

>>16279827 (OP)
TSMT i havent stopped hearing about linux niggers obsessing over us normal winGODS

>India
no
>Windows
Yes

>>16280115
applocker is aryan

its true that loonixfags are whiny bitches, I DONT CARE ABOUT SYSTEMD OR WAYLAND I JUST WANT TO MOVE FROM WINDOWS 10 FOR GODS SAKE

>>16280129
Just move to Windows 11 LTSC LoT if you a want a debloated 11 from the start blvd

>>16280136
this, also use the christitus iex command

and the massgrave crack for free activation

>>16280121
CIS Benchmarks and things similar to it are keyed af, and literally none of my shit is broken

>>16280150
this seems very cool are these for auditing your system's security or something? i could use this

>>16280159
They're guides on how to lock down your system to make it more secure external of something like antivirus, they're mostly used by business and government but if you're serious about configuring your system as a hobbyist they're a useful tool for locking down unneeded features and services.
Microsoft has a page with more information so it's endorsed by them: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/compliance/regulatory/offering-cis-benchmark

>>16280129
Just enable the ESU plan on Win 10 through the massgrave for security updates up to 2028 unc

>>16280170
>>16280171
This seems very interesting to me, could you make a thread on this in >>>/tech/ or something please? I'd appreciate it a lot

>>16280115
what is going on here? why is reg.exe or appdata exe's blocked? everything still works?

>>16280207
reg.exe is blocked for standard users, there's no need to run it as a standard user, I escalate using a dedicated admin account as needed
%appdata% is a common location from where PUPs and Malware like to stage themselves, so I block executables from running from that location.

>>16280218
escalate should read *elevate

>>16280218
>>16280219
cool
is there a youtubr video on setting this sort of stuff up

Is it even worth using pajeetdows defender instead of just dragging files into virustotal?

>>16280222
No idea, I configured this all myself by just reading docs and articles.
Microshart does an article on AppLocker though:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/application-security/application-control/app-control-for-business/applocker/applocker-policies-deployment-guide im trans btw

>>16280224
owned by the nameroll fml

>>16280224
absolutely raped

>>16280224
kek, thanks though

>>16280224
Oh nonono windowssissies…

>>16280223
Depends on what you're doing, if you've got a high risk file not in a virus database yet, you can get fucked still, while the behavioural analysis in Defender may still pick it up due to suspicious behaviours.
I use Chudspersky thoughbeit
>

>>16280224
wait, loonixtards aren't troons but wintards are???

>>16280241
Why are you even using this trash instead of something competent like Malwarebytes?
It's on the same level of bloatware shit like Norton and Avast

>>16280247
Malwarebytes has been a meme for fucking years
You complain about bloat, yet Malwarebytes is bloated to shit now.
Here's one of their employees literally talking about all the reasons why they bloated it:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Malwarebytes/comments/1qf8xtj/malwarebytes_is_bloated_and_is_no_longer_what_it/

In any objective comparison, Kaspersky crushes Malwarebytes:
https://www.security.org/antivirus/kaspersky-vs-malwarebytes/
https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/home-windows/
https://av-comparatives.org/consumer/test-results/

Kaspersky lets you turn off a bunch of features, and even better, you can also turn off the NAGGING about the features you disabled, unlike something like Bitdefender where you can't disable the alerts/nags from features you disabled. Literally uses fuck all memory on my system, Defender is more resource intensive than this is.

Use what you want by the way, Malwarebytes, ESET, Bitdefender, Kaspersky, F-Secure, Sophos, Vipre. Just please do the research yourself and don't blindly believe shit you've heard.

>>>16280247
>Malwarebytes has been a meme for fucking years
>You complain about bloat, yet Malwarebytes is bloated to shit now.
>Here's one of their employees literally talking about all the reasons why they bloated it:
>https://www.reddit.com/r/Malwarebytes/comments/1qf8xtj/malwarebytes_is_bloated_and_is_no_longer_what_it/
>
>In any objective comparison, Kaspersky crushes Malwarebytes:
>https://www.security.org/antivirus/kaspersky-vs-malwarebytes/
>https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/home-windows/
>https://av-comparatives.org/consumer/test-results/
>
>Kaspersky lets you turn off a bunch of features, and even better, you can also turn off the NAGGING about the features you disabled, unlike something like Bitdefender where you can't disable the alerts/nags from features you disabled. Literally uses fuck all memory on my system, Defender is more resource intensive than this is.
>
>Use what you want by the way, Malwarebytes, ESET, Bitdefender, Kaspersky, F-Secure, Sophos, Vipre. Just please do the research yourself and don't blindly believe shit you've heard.

>Sophos
>Sop
>p
OYYYYYYYYYYY

>>16280365
What about Kas'persky and Vi'pre?
Did you miss those for your shitpost attempt?

>>16280362
Is free Kaspersky even worth using? Defender is completely useless flagging only false positives and taking up almost 1gb in ram

>>16280437
Used it since 2019 and it's always been decent, it uses the same databases as the paid version but you don't get the extra features (like the VPN, Firewall, network monitor etc).
I use TinyWall for my firewall, super lightweight and highly configurable.

>>16279827 (OP)

>>16280487
Is there any point in DNSCRYPT anymore when I can just use DOH system wide on 'jeetdows 11?

DNSCrypt is a proxy and is much more highly configurable (and arguably more secure) than sending just straight DoH requests to your choice of resolver.
It depends on your threat model. Me personally, I just use sb.dns and ControlD over DoH for convenience. I don't browse much shady shit so I'm not too concerned.

>>16280553
meant for >>16280528

>>16280553
I remember using an updated fork of SimpleDnsCrypt but all of the resolvers were slow as fuck even without anonymized relays