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Subject: Re: "Offtopic Question - Thanks
Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 23:19:45 +0100
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Just having the Telnet port open and the program comes in?
Magnaticaly attracted perhaps? Invited (by carelessness) seems more like it.
Come off it, if you are Telnet-ting you will also have to type and give commands,
and if at that time you don't know what the heck you are doing than, the first thing
to do is to stay the hell away from it.
Prevention-lesson #1.
#2 will be to be updated on its usage(s).
When Telnet-ing you are by-passing any preventative security measurements
that were undertaken by the OS, the browser and yourselves, since they account
(=explicitly announced in manuals) for the Internet only and not for some privately
run (by the French) Telnet network. It is not a secure(d) network full stop.
#3 more stupid examples:
When PC has started type Format C: or Delete C:\*.*
Or if a program, that contains or sets off a virus or alikes, on floppy disk is
being accesed, and no undertakes to some preventive precautions have
been or are made, than PC is bound to get virus-ed, with or without the
use of Win 2000.
The operating system used in this, is of no influence here.
Any Operating System for that matter is one great big leak.
But it is you, the Operator, who is responsible for and the creator of any
leaks to also happen.
#4 So the best thing to do is to not "Share" your PC with others, eg never
set your any of your drive's properties settings to "Share".
#5 If you must "Share", than install proper preventative software (firewalls and alikes)
Without any further knowledge, do not start any hoaxes.
Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Shawn Andrews" <shawn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: dinsdag 29 februari 2000 4:58
Subject: Re: "Offtopic Question - Thanks
> "A.J. Maas" wrote:
>
> > Why would any one run Orifice?
> > Why would anyone sanely open computer's door to such garbidge?
> > Having NAV will not ever help if USER doesn't take the right precautions first.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Ton Maas
>
> No one would sanely run it. That is the sad thing. It runs itself onto your computer.
> If you are not well aware, there are many ways for hackers to install this program on
> your computer. It happened to me! Just having the telnet port open in the new
> win2000 is reason enough.
>
> Regards
> Shawn
>
> --
> "It is not how right or how wrong you are that matters,
> But how much money you make when right and how much
> money you do not lose when wrong" ....
>
> Quaerendo Invenietis
>
>
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