Showing posts with label computer security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer security. Show all posts
Monday, 6 February 2012
European Enterprises - There Are Only Three Answers: Security, Security and Security
I expect European start-ups to try it in a _secure_ environment and why shouldn't we put under them all that we can, military and police and all the guns and other that we may need to that end? So this is what I suggest, a hot-line for companies to call over security concerns (vs. rodent U. S. Americans, also) with the WILL to USE GUNS and hard power toward "jangling Jacks and other monkey-biz monkey wrenching idiots"! Either way, a well placed gun shot to their foreheads should give the proper respect and tone of behaviour for the future! GET REAL, PEOPLE!!!
Saturday, 15 October 2011
On Updating Programs
If you consider Updates for computer programs then don't. They use Updates for replacing the settings file with an "open mode" settings file, fx., that allows for unwanted information flows, whether directly for hackers to enter or more innocent, like obtaining a bit of information! A 1. point for now: be very conscious of your firewall program and learn to configure it correctly and also _remove_ the Telnet and remote "help" and protocols options (usually some RPCSS or so, Remote Procedure Call) from the set-up of your firewall! Surf yours! Cheers!
(One funny and highly dubious detail with (my) Windows 7 is that Microsoft insists on two accounts of "system users" to be present, Service and Interactive, without giving any reasoning for such, like a simple message at start of Update to open for these two accounts in case they are deactivated! They may just as well be semi-criminal, the way they do business!)
Please, remember the main message of this text: don't update naively! Be also quick to configure each and every program you install. This may be stressful in the beginning, but the rewards are great in the long run! Alright?
(One funny and highly dubious detail with (my) Windows 7 is that Microsoft insists on two accounts of "system users" to be present, Service and Interactive, without giving any reasoning for such, like a simple message at start of Update to open for these two accounts in case they are deactivated! They may just as well be semi-criminal, the way they do business!)
Please, remember the main message of this text: don't update naively! Be also quick to configure each and every program you install. This may be stressful in the beginning, but the rewards are great in the long run! Alright?
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