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Four Steps to Internet Safety
No matter how many security systems you have in place, you should always stick with the rules for Internet safety:
1. Always use good passwords. Choose gibberish words that are not from the dictionary and use uppercase and lowercase letters, punctuation, and numbers. The more random the password, the more difficult it is to crack. If you have trouble remembering the truly random ones, you can use a pneumonic system. For instance, take the first initials of the last eight presidents. Use uppercase for Republicans and lowercase for Democrats, putting between them the number of years they served or random punctuation. It's hard to crack and easy to recall. (I know, I know, that's easy for me to say!) I use a full sentence with capitalization and punctuation for my password.
2. Don't turn on services unnecessarily. File-sharing is the No. 1 problem. If you don't have a reason to use file sharing, turn it off. Don't run an FTP or a Web server unless you have a reason. These services open ports and make your computer accessible. If you have to use these services, then refer to rule No. 1.
3. Be stealthy and don't name your computer something obvious. I don't put my personal name or anything associated with me on the computer. Otherwise, if people sniff me (this is very easy to do) and find out my name, they have more reason to attack. Don't put your name or address in your computer.
4.When you're on the Internet, hide your IP address. If you're using an ICQ, make sure you use the security feature and turn off your IP address. You can use a program such as Freedom from Zero Knowledge to hide your IP address from all comers.
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