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Clayton Bonser wrote:
> Protection can take two forms; the first is software that makes
> educated guesses as to what is or is not a safe event or file. The
> second is software that can respond to known threats.
There is a third form of protection..
Users who install Open Source software from places like Sourceforge, or
the project's Home Page repository, and verify its integrity with MD5
stand a better chance of keeping their computer clean than people who
download stuff from places like CNet and other cruft-holes.
Users who demonstrate a high degree of skepticism are less likely to
click on infected links in unsolicited emails they receive from unknown
parties... or from 'their bank', requiring them to take 'urgent'
action... or to fall for other various social engineering hustles.
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- -wittig
http://www.robertwi
http://robertwittig
http://robertwittig
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