Securing all those little Linux boxes of joy
In advance, I apologize for "spamming" and didn't want to post for a while. But there's a big problem in plain sight. For the moment i still use Windows x64 to check email and use the Win-centric...
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Joey, > and check email with Windows, I get a message in > the Chrome saying someone's trying to hack into my > stuff. That seems strange. As a browser, how does Chrome know if some other...
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Out of habit I go with Hotmail. I like the spam filtering better than the others I'd tried. For browser I use SRWare Iron, which is open-source Chrome with trackable identifiers removed. The issue...
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what router are you using? is it one of the many many compromised ones. you could build yourself and Intrusion Detection System..... that would be one heck of a use for a pplug. a nightmare build tho....
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> what router are you using? is it one of the many > many compromised ones. The news is causing a lot of concerns. For now, at the least I think we should do a port scan to see if the port 20005...
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Yeah the news... Quote Netgear told SEC that even with NetUSB functionality disabled through the router's configuration UI, the driver is still loaded, and there is no ability either to disable it or...
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Gravelrash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what router are you using? is it one of the many > many compromised ones. > > you could build yourself and...
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QuoteJoeyPogoPlugE02QuoteGravelrashyou could build yourself and Intrusion Detection System..... that would be one heck of a use for a pplug. a nightmare build tho.All the contents I'm guarding is...
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