SpectralDragoon
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I hate to break this too you Khad, but unless your firewall prevents you from viewing webpages you aren't protected, I interrogated Mr. smartypants-computer-know-it-all further and was able to gather that the specific problem with explorer is that it is utterly vulnerable to malicious webpage content (spyware, viruses and the like - nothing to do with port vulnerabilities). Apparently, after some study, it has been independently concluded that the only way to render explorer secure is to not run it on networked computers (ie, no internet). So if you ain't got spyware and/or viruses, you've just been lucky in what websites you've visited.Khadgar said:uh, the thing about explorer isn't true. that only happens if your BIOS, or NetBIOS ports are dectectable, or open. i have mine set on Stealth. (thats in CMOS for those that want to know) so when they search for control and hole into it, it reals as this computer doesn't have a central core, it shouldn't be working. "oh, okay, lets try another one then" plus i have a hardware and siftware firewall running. so. no probs for me! lol
i donno about the stuff for AIM though.
Actually, I think this new keyboard Microsoft's developed for use with windows, will make it a much more effective operating system.SpectralDragoon said:I know, I know, this is a perfect argument for why crysede runs linux. Sigh...
Um, what part of firewalls won't protect you unless set up so you can't view webpages did you not understand there Khad? heheheKhadgar said:meh, i'm not worried Crys lol i have two firewalls always running