[Swordmaker]

New York Times—Computer and Internet Security is broken... and no one knows what to do about it... PING!

Mac Ping!

If you want on or off the Mac Ping List, Freepmail me.

[vigilante2]

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[Ancient Drive]

Linux is the answer.

[smokingfrog]

Not to worry. Microsoft will fix it (someday?) (I'm sure?)

[JoJo Gunn]

[sierrahome]

My little $300 Asus Eee with Linux is a grrrrreat answer to all that stuff out there...but still you cant just download anything and or go to a link...”www” stands for Wild Wild West.

[SouthDixie]

Anyone with good sense saves everything on a separate disk.

And besides, if anyone broke into my PC they'd be bored to tears.

Have a party, I say, Mr. Thieves !

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Ha!
I invite the hackenmeisters to have a go at my machines.

It may be hubris...but I keep a very tight rein on my PCs.

Give it your best shot script kiddies. I'm sitting here waiting for your best shot.

[KoRn]

At work I’m STRONGLY advocating a policy I came up with that forbids internal networks and computers to have any physical path or access to the internet at all. I have created an entirely separate physical network that computers can use to go online. In all work areas there can be a computer that is there for internet use, and internet use ONLY.

So far, I’m running into stiff resistance, so I doubt it will happen. Being a hospital, I don’t think we can or should risk any computer that handles patient information to have access to the internet. At least I tried.... Two years ago I found a key logger running on a registration computer. I went screaming to my boss about it, and his eyes glazed over when I tried to explain to him what a key logger was(typical IT director).

[Tribune7]

Thank you, again MSFT.

Or is MFS--T?

[rabscuttle385]

Tech ping!

[Doc Savage]

I knew his brothers, Wackoof and Jackoff!

[dangerdoc]

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