but it still doesn’t exist on the market.. so try to talk about
it.
2. Run Windows Firewall and mainly if you have a HDSPA or 3G
connection.
Not so powerful but it defends you from port scans and ddos
attacks.
3. Run a serious software firewall, [Outpost Firewall:http:// www.agnitum.com] seems alike.
Configures as better as possible the Application Rules for all
your web
applications giving attention to “window control”, “critical
objects”
and “key logging” as other too. Under Firewall, Network rules,
ICMP,
uncheck “echo request”. Under Attack Detection uncheck “Block
intruder IP for”, if the intruder impersonificates your dns server
is
inconvenient to block it; than Customize, Attacks, select all.
4. Run every web application by a downgraded user. This means to
create
a web user with very few authorizations to run your web
applications
only. Doing so you forbid attackers to enter by Opera, IE, Firefox
bugs
with your live and, probably, administrators credentials.
In Windows XP launch apps by holding SHIFT, right click on the
app,
“Run as..”
5. Rename Guest user, and deactivate it, and rename Administrator.
Download [renuser:http://windowsitpro.com/article/articleid/15086/
how-can-i-rename-a-user-from-the-command-prompt.html] if you need it.
6. Check out the the [NSA recommendations:http://g0.fi/iaV], and you
laugh..
7. Check out your browser settings. I suggest you [Opera:http:// www.opera.com], as code and plugins
are locked.
8. Download and buy, there is no easy escape, [Fortres 101:http:// www.fortresgrand.com/products/f101/f101.htm]. This software will
definitively lock down the web user created above and all the non
administrator users present in your system.
10 Eventually [change dns settings:http://www.dnsserverlist.org/].
Most of the attacks you receive
are through your dns servers ip impersonifications, indeed don’t
exclude
any morbose friendship alive within your dns servers network.
Eventually
opt for a [script periodically changing your dns settings:http://
tr.im/qV59].
On Jul 6, 12:48*pm, par7133 <par7...@iperbole.bologna.it> wrote:
> Here to recap about security (what I can’t do is to realize that you
> need it).
> Anyway, I recommend you to check your security measures one more time.
>
> 1. Run an hardware firewall, this is the best thing you can do.
> * * If you want a brand name, [Netgear:http://www.netgear.com].
>
> * * Do you own a HDSPA or 3G modem and you feel the waves you
> * * are subject to are enough to think to a wireless router?
>
> * * You do well! I thought something like that:
> * * [image:http://blog.daniele.bonini.name/publ...-607823b..jpg]
>
> * * but it still doesn’t exist on the market.. so try to talk about it.
>
> 2. Run Windows Firewall and mainly if you have a HDSPA or 3G connection.
> * * Not so powerful but it defends you from port scans and ddos attacks.
>
> 3. Run a serious software firewall, [Outpost Firewall:http://www.agnitum.com]
> seems alike. Configures as better as possible the Application Rules for all
> your web applications giving attention to “window control”, “critical objects”
> * * and “key logging” as other too. Under Firewall, Network rules, ICMP,
> * * uncheck “echo request”. Under Attack Detection uncheck “Block
> * * intruder IP for”, if the intruder impersonificates your dns server is
> * * inconvenient to block it; than Customize, Attacks, select all.
>
> 4. Run every web application by a downgraded user. This means to
> create a web user with very few authorizations to run your web
> applications only. Doing so you forbid attackers to enter by Opera, IE, Firefox
> bugs with your live and, probably, administrators credentials.
>
> * * In Windows XP launch apps by holding SHIFT, right click on the
> app, “Run as..”
>
> * * In Vista download [ShellRunAS:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...cc300361.aspx]. Ones installed, right click on the app “Run as different user..”
>
> 5. Rename Guest user, and deactivate it, and rename Administrator.
> * * Download [renuser:http://windowsitpro.com/article/articleid/15086/
> how-can-i-rename-a-user-from-the-command-prompt.html] if you need it.
>
> 6. Check out the the [NSA recommendations:http://g0.fi/iaV], and you laugh..
>
> 7. Check out your browser settings. I suggest you [Opera:http://www.opera..com], as *code and plugins are locked.
>
> 8. Download and buy, there is no easy escape, [Fortres 101:http://www.fortresgrand.com/products/f101/f101.htm]. This software will
> * * definitively lock down the web user created above and all the non
> * * administrator users present in your system.
>
> 9. Configure cache and [proxy:http://www.youngzsoft.net/ccproxy/index.html]
> appropriately to limit connections (and map ports).
>
> 10 Eventually [change dns settings:http://www.dnsserverlist.org/].
> Most of the attacks you receive
> * * are through your dns servers ip impersonifications, indeed don’t exclude
> * * any morbose friendship alive within your dns servers network. Eventually
> * * opt for a [script periodically changing your dns settings:http://tr.im/qV59].
>Here to recap about security (what I can’t do is to realize that you
>need it).
>Anyway, I recommend you to check your security measures one more time.
>
>1. Run an hardware firewall, this is the best thing you can do.
> If you want a brand name, [Netgear: http://www.netgear.com].
>
> Do you own a HDSPA or 3G modem and you feel the waves you
> are subject to are enough to think to a wireless router?
>
> You do well! I thought something like that:
> [image:http://blog.daniele.bonini.name/public/2009/07/
>img-607823b.jpg]
>
> but it still doesn’t exist on the market.. so try to talk about
>it.
>
>2. Run Windows Firewall and mainly if you have a HDSPA or 3G
>connection.
> Not so powerful but it defends you from port scans and ddos
>attacks.
>
>3. Run a serious software firewall, [Outpost Firewall:http://
>www.agnitum.com] seems alike.
> Configures as better as possible the Application Rules for all
>your web
> applications giving attention to “window control”, “critical
>objects”
> and “key logging” as other too. Under Firewall, Network rules,
>ICMP,
> uncheck “echo request”. Under Attack Detection uncheck “Block
> intruder IP for”, if the intruder impersonificates your dns server
>is
> inconvenient to block it; than Customize, Attacks, select all.
>
>4. Run every web application by a downgraded user. This means to
>create
> a web user with very few authorizations to run your web
>applications
> only. Doing so you forbid attackers to enter by Opera, IE, Firefox
>bugs
> with your live and, probably, administrators credentials.
>
> In Windows XP launch apps by holding SHIFT, right click on the
>app,
> “Run as..”
>
> In Vista download [ShellRunAS: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...cc300361.aspx].
>Ones installed, right click on the app
> “Run as different user..”
>
>5. Rename Guest user, and deactivate it, and rename Administrator.
> Download [renuser:http://windowsitpro.com/article/articleid/15086/
>how-can-i-rename-a-user-from-the-command-prompt.html] if you need it.
>
>6. Check out the the [NSA recommendations:http://g0.fi/iaV], and you
>laugh..
>
>7. Check out your browser settings. I suggest you [Opera:http://
>www.opera.com], as code and plugins
> are locked.
>
>8. Download and buy, there is no easy escape, [Fortres 101:http://
>www.fortresgrand.com/products/f101/f101.htm]. This software will
> definitively lock down the web user created above and all the non
> administrator users present in your system.
>
>9. Configure cache and [proxy:http://www.youngzsoft.net/ccproxy/
>index.html] appropriately to limit connections (and
> map ports).
>
>10 Eventually [change dns settings:http://www.dnsserverlist.org/].
>Most of the attacks you receive
> are through your dns servers ip impersonifications, indeed don’t
>exclude
> any morbose friendship alive within your dns servers network.
>Eventually
> opt for a [script periodically changing your dns settings:http://
>tr.im/qV59].
On Mon, 06 Jul 2009 04:48:31 -0700, par7133 wrote:
> Here to recap about security (what I can’t do is to realize that you
> need it).
> Anyway, I recommend you to check your security measures one more time.
>
> 1. Run an hardware firewall, this is the best thing you can do.
> If you want a brand name, [Netgear: http://www.netgear.com].
>
> Do you own a HDSPA or 3G modem and you feel the waves you are
> subject to are enough to think to a wireless router?
>
> You do well! I thought something like that:
> [image:http://blog.daniele.bonini.name/public/2009/07/
> img-607823b.jpg]
>
> but it still doesn’t exist on the market.. so try to talk about
> it.
>
> 2. Run Windows Firewall and mainly if you have a HDSPA or 3G connection.
> Not so powerful but it defends you from port scans and ddos
> attacks.
>
> 3. Run a serious software firewall, [Outpost Firewall:http://
> www.agnitum.com] seems alike.
> Configures as better as possible the Application Rules for all
> your web
> applications giving attention to “window control”, “critical
> objects”
> and “key logging” as other too. Under Firewall, Network rules,
> ICMP,
> uncheck “echo request”. Under Attack Detection uncheck “Block
> intruder IP for”, if the intruder impersonificates your dns server
> is
> inconvenient to block it; than Customize, Attacks, select all.
>
> 4. Run every web application by a downgraded user. This means to create
> a web user with very few authorizations to run your web
> applications
> only. Doing so you forbid attackers to enter by Opera, IE, Firefox
> bugs
> with your live and, probably, administrators credentials.
>
> In Windows XP launch apps by holding SHIFT, right click on the
> app,
> “Run as..”
>
> In Vista download [ShellRunAS:
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...cc300361.aspx].
> Ones installed, right click on the app
> “Run as different user..”
>
> 5. Rename Guest user, and deactivate it, and rename Administrator.
> Download [renuser:http://windowsitpro.com/article/articleid/15086/
> how-can-i-rename-a-user-from-the-command-prompt.html] if you need it.
>
> 6. Check out the the [NSA recommendations:http://g0.fi/iaV], and you
> laugh..
>
> 7. Check out your browser settings. I suggest you [Opera:http://
> www.opera.com], as code and plugins
> are locked.
>
> 8. Download and buy, there is no easy escape, [Fortres 101:http://
> www.fortresgrand.com/products/f101/f101.htm]. This software will
> definitively lock down the web user created above and all the non
> administrator users present in your system.
>
> 9. Configure cache and [proxy:http://www.youngzsoft.net/ccproxy/
> index.html] appropriately to limit connections (and
> map ports).
>
> 10 Eventually [change dns settings:http://www.dnsserverlist.org/]. Most
> of the attacks you receive
> are through your dns servers ip impersonifications, indeed don’t
> exclude
> any morbose friendship alive within your dns servers network.
> Eventually
> opt for a [script periodically changing your dns settings:http://
> tr.im/qV59].
Or simply install and run Linux and don't worry about it.
"JEWboy" <satanpennus@fokfreetrade.com> wrote in message
news:ui3t4Ek$JHA.3544@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> do you speak English?
> some parts of your post are grammatically wrong
Do you speak COMPUTER? You don't even have the brains to fix your system
clock. I suggest calling tech support and they will have someone walk
through the steps to make that correction. HA HA HA HA
"Alias" <iamaliasTAKETHIS@OUTgmail.com> wrote in message
news:h2t07v$kmb$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> JEWboy wrote:
>> do you speak English?
>> some parts of your post are grammatically wrong
>
> One should start a sentence with a capitalized word and use proper
> punctuation. Before you start giving English lessons, learn it yourself
> first.
How about this? **** You. Is that correct?
>
> It would also be nice if you could include the post to which you are
> replying so your post will make more sense.
>
> Alias
Over Easy wrote:
> "Alias" <iamaliasTAKETHIS@OUTgmail.com> wrote in message
> news:h2t07v$kmb$1@news.eternal-september.org...
>> JEWboy wrote:
>>> do you speak English?
>>> some parts of your post are grammatically wrong
>> One should start a sentence with a capitalized word and use proper
>> punctuation. Before you start giving English lessons, learn it yourself
>> first.
>
> How about this? **** You. Is that correct?
I'm man enough if you're woman enough.
Alias
>
>> It would also be nice if you could include the post to which you are
>> replying so your post will make more sense.
>>
>> Alias
>
>
"Alias" <iamaliasTAKETHIS@OUTgmail.com> wrote in message
news:h2t5lq$4du$4@news.eternal-september.org...
> Over Easy wrote:
>> "Alias" <iamaliasTAKETHIS@OUTgmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:h2t07v$kmb$1@news.eternal-september.org...
>>> JEWboy wrote:
>>>> do you speak English?
>>>> some parts of your post are grammatically wrong
>>> One should start a sentence with a capitalized word and use proper
>>> punctuation. Before you start giving English lessons, learn it yourself
>>> first.
>>
>> How about this? **** You. Is that correct?
>
> I'm man enough if you're woman enough.
>
> Alias
>>
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