Try AdAware (http://www.lavasoftusa.com/aaw.html) if you're on a windows
platform. Most importantly though, watch what you, or your users
install. it usually just takes a google search on the programme.
Try googling for "gator", which is a fairly well known spyware
programme, and you'll find afte
rning it into a text file. You
could then uudecode it after decryption. But you can check the
documentation of your programme to see if it supports binaries.
That being said, check out http://www.gnupg.org/faq.html and see if this
will suit your needs.
Jay Stapleton
Oxygen Technical Services
The alternative would be stateful packet inspection.
IBM has a good paper on using linux as a stateful firewall.
http://www6.software.ibm.com/devcon/devcon/docs/fdx24tut.htm
Or you could redirect the port from the NAT machine, mapping it directly to the port
on the client. This would only be pr
Try http://www.zeroknowledge.com They have a privacy protection suite
available.
-Original Message-
From: who isnot [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 8:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How do I keep anonymous?
Hello Everyone,
How do I keep from letting
If you boot off the Win2k CD, you can blow away the password file.
on a single machine this isn't a big deal, the only time you want to avoid
it is if it's a server with many accounts.
Note, all personal settings will be lost.
But if you're not sure as to what has been done with it, reinstalling
implemented as an anti-theft device, and publishing
information on how to clear them would comprimise their effectiveness.
Jay Stapleton.
except that "sending it back" could cost over $1200 (Canadian) depending on
model.
They will replace the system board, and it's not covered under warranty.
I work at an IBM service centre, and we have had this issue. Some notebooks
can be cleared without this step, if I had the 7 digit model num
