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- Cleaning an Infected Windows PC: Useful DIY Tipshistorical
The aim is to show you how to save a computer infected with viruses, spyware, Trojans, etc. so that you can properly use it and then tune it up to boost up performance. This presen…
- Hacking Basics: Introduction to Hackinghistorical
This is a starting guide to hacking. In general, there will be a series of articles to show you how to hack computers, networks etc. Disclaimer! As far as posters and drafters of t…
- Hacking Basics. Part 2historical
3. The Fog of Law If you are hacking for malicious, nefarious, evil reasons, you probably already know you are on the wrong side of the law so can turn out this section; for those …
- Hacking Basics. Part 3historical
5. Who hackers are – who are those guys out there? The next thing to be discussed is planning attacks, overview of this. The first thing in planning an attack is what you are tryin…
- Hacking Basics. Part 4historical
6. Final Thoughts So that was a class introduction to hacking. As I have said, this is the beginning of this hacking track just trying to get you into the mind center of hacking. A…
- Computer Security Basics: 10+1 Great Computer Security Commandmentshistorical
The hackers are coming, can you smell their foul breath? No longer are they satisfied with tackles on the super highways, No longer will the bandit stay to the road, no, They come …
- Computer Security Basics. Part 2historical
Rule 4: AntiVirus Software – Beware the Wolf in AntiVirus Clothing Yes, of course, updates are nice, but we also need to kill the viruses, to stab’em in the heart and kill’em dead;…
- Computer Security Basics. Part 3historical
Rule 8: Privileges and Permissions You can’t break what you can’t touch The next way to protect your computer is to properly use privileges and permissions. That means every comput…
- Youthful Exploits of an Early ISP by “Dop” and “KevNr”historical
Hi! I’m Kevin Nassery; this is Mike “Dop” Dopheide. We’ve been friends for about 15 years, we actually work together now; and we are going to kind of talk about how Dop and I got t…
- Youthful Exploits of an Early ISP. Part 2historical
Kevin Nassery: The NeXT stuff was really cool for me to see because it was probably the first UNIX system I had shell on, and this was the first time we were exposed to UNIX. And i…