Re: How do you make your life secure (software based)?
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On 11/26/07 09:38, Jabka Atu wrote:
> On Nov 26, 2007 2:17 PM, Jochen Schulz <ml@well-adjusted.de> wrote:
>> Jabka Atu:
>>> 1. How would you suggests to transfer audio (encrypted) calls to any pc ?.
>> Over the internet? You may tunnel almost everything through SSH. I don't
>> care very much about these things in my local network, though.
>>
>>> 2. How do you make your surfing more secure (except using fake MAC ,
>>> proxy connection , Tor based ).
>> Disable Javascript when you don't need it, throw away cookies you don't
>> want.
>>
>> BTW, faking your MAC address will not help you at all. The only systems
>> who can see it from the outside belong to your provider who already
>> knows who you are.
>>
> Sorry i didn't write :
> Use only only open public networks (not inside Educational or banks
> since there are many video cams).
If you want your life to be secure, buy lots of guns and live in a cave.
If you want your internet existence to be totally secure:
a) *Never* conduct financial transactions on-line,
b) never give out any personally identifiable information,
c) never discuss anything the least bit controversial,
d) never use a SIP phone[0],
e) Skype seems secure, but the Germans[1] might have cracked
it and be blowing smoke in order to get Bad Guys to use
encrypted Skype,
f) use the w3m browser,
g) use Mutt or Alpine,
h) never send cleartext email,
i) only email a select group of friends & always use GPG,
j) never use IM, bittorrent, ftp, etc,
k) install minimal OpenBSD on your desktop,
l) run really-minimal OpenBSD on your tight firewall.
[0] There are all sorts of SIP vulnerabilities.
[1] http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=5&objectid=10477899
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Ron Johnson, Jr.
Jefferson LA USA
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