Andre writes: > Without proper safegards, internet intrusions are unnoticeable. Without opening the machine to attacks, they are impossible. The machine has to respond to incoming traffic. By default, desktops should be configured to respond to nothing coming in from the outside world. > Your computer can be hijacked and rented out in sabotage-for-hire > rackets without your knowlege to spammers, fraudsters, digital > saboteurs... No unsolicited incoming net traffic reaches my desktop machines. Not only is it all stopped at the firewall, but virtually all services that might answer incoming traffic are shut down, even on my NT server. There are also many Net services that I simply do not use because they are not secure enough to please me.
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Windows XP Service Pack 2
2004-09-25 by Anthony G. Atkielski