(And you're going to be really surprised how much of that is going on!) But this raises the question is: " Who is this attacker?" It's quite frustrating to have nothing but the attacker's IP address. And if you know of any good links I've missed I would love to know! I'll add them immediately:Īny Internet monitor will alert you when someone is probing or attacking your computer. I think you'll find many of them worthwhile. On this page I have assembled a random collection of interesting and useful resources relating to the Internet and security. But security experts argue that Microsoft has a responsibility to provide better default security, even if it takes more time and money to develop better products with greater security.
In a recent story in InfoWorld Magazine, Microsoft's official position appears to be that users would "rather just have everything work" than have more secure systems. But, sadly, as you have seen on these pages, the inherent security of our Windows-based personal computers is SO POOR that protecting yourself and your personal and private data is almost entirely your responsibility. "You mean there's more?!!!" If you've somehow made it this far, I would understand if you never wanted to read anything else ever again! Right now you probably know way more about establishing and maintaining the security of your computer over the Internet than you ever wanted to.
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Internet Connection Security for Windows Usersīy Steve Gibson, Gibson Research Corporation
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