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Security problem of Internet
Source: Author: Date: 2009-12-23  

· Security problems usually arise through protocols. For example it is common for a hacker to gain access through the mail system.

· The system administrator is responsible for security, and if you are using the campus server, security problems will normally be limited to a single user.

· Be careful with passwords, this is your own protection again hacking. General rules include,

1. Don't leave yourself logged in when somebody else has access to your computer.

2. Don't give your password to anybody (even the system administrator).

3. Pick a password that is not,

- in the dictionary

- some variation of your name

- all lower case letters

- found in television

- star trek, the bible

- pet/children/spouse/nick names

- swear words

- colloquial phrases

- birthdays

- etc.

4. Watch for unusual activity in you computer account.

5. Don't be afraid to call information technology and ask questions.

6. Don't run software that comes from suspect or unknown sources.

7. Don't write your password down or give it to others.


 
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