Computer Security

With certain softwares, yes.

You will pass on the information to the retailer. Most likely they have to work and going to everything in returned PCs is unlikely.

There are few if any legitimate reasons to allow port scanning. In some cases sites may protect themselves from port scanning by blocking the site they are being scanned from resulting in other users of that scanner's ISP being blocked from that website. Also since recent worms have used port scanning to look for systems to infect, blocking port scanning
helps to reduce the rate at which these worms spread.


If there is a legitimate reason for finding out what ports are open on a server there are more appropriate ways of finding this out.

That would be a "surge protector". Note that many UPS (uninterruptable power supply) units include this functionality too.

All of the above.

Information security is always always concerned with the three objectives of Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability.

There's no way. believe me, i have tried everything!

You have a few options. You could either make a password protected folder within the HDD and place your files in there. You could also encrypt the entire HDD with encryption software such as truecrypt. There are many options available for File protection / Encryption.

You can try to use third party software to lock the flash drive, for example Kakasoft USB security

There are several types of password attacks: Brute Force, Dictionary, Rainbow Table, pattern checking, word list substitution

Talk to your Technical Advisor at your company to get flash drives unlocked for you.

If your incoming messages are automatically placed in Trash, the cause is a misconfigured filter, or a setting on your Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.

To resolve this issue, please make sure you haven't created any filters with the action Delete it that would affect the messages in question.

If you have many filters or have complicated filters in place, you may need to edit the Delete it action to guarantee that they are not at fault.

If you've enabled forwarding in your settings, please ensure that you have not selected delete Gmail's copy in your forwarding options.

If you're using a POP1 client to access Gmail, please ensure that you have not selected delete Gmail's copy in step 2 of your POP download options.

Finally, if you're accessing your Gmail from multiple POP clients, please verify that you have selected 'Leave a copy of messages on server' in your client configuration settings.

Remove the BIOS battery from the motherboard for approx 10mins to reset the password

This "wall" is refereed to a firewall. A firewall helps to prevent unauthorized access to computers. The program works off of a set of rules or criteria, that determines if an attempted access to the internet should be permitted or denied. In basic terms a firewall acts as a gate between your computer and the internet, determining what goes in and out.

I depends on your provider there is usually an anti-virus and email protection, possibly a firewall too.

A network is an architecture to communicate between servers, clients, and outside world.

Networking is the method to build up the network architecture..........

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The quick answer is No

Microsoft Security Essentials is average in many ways; it's OK but it isn't the best anti-virus software you can get, even for free. I suggest you check out some real world tests that put the anti-virus software through some tough tests and then list the results so you can see which is the 'best' or right one for you. A site like AV Comparatives is good for this.

Most CMOS allow the administrator to add or edit a supervisor password. Enter your CMOS using whichever key your motherboard needs to open the CMOS (this will be displayed on the first screen of bootup), then find the general settings tab or a name similar and press enter on the password field. After that, enter your password and when you boot to your CMOS it will ask for your password.

A big NO. Wireless mouse is nothing but a junk of hardware.It cannot be hacked or anything.If you suspect that pointer on the screen is not working properly or moving on its own its probably due to virus on your harddisk whose source is not WIRELESS MOUSE.

This answer is false. Better go read up on USB device security as there is an exploit to use the USB firmware of the device (that little wireless dongle you plug into your machine to use the mouse) so that it can breach your network.

You can find out more about this exploit at infoworld dot com by doing a search for yes-even-mouse-can-infect-your-network-967

Yes it is very possible to get ink poisoning from printer ink. Im not verry shore but i think any ink or let that you drink or swolow is very possible to be poison . I wold recormed not drinking it

It means you can't go there. It is blocked by the administrator.

Almost every protocol uses Client/Server architecture, LAN and WAN alike.

Advantages of client server system .

* Centralization - access, resources, and data security are controlled through the server * Scalability - any element can be upgraded when needed * Flexibility - new technology can be easily integrated into the system * Interoperability - all components (clients, network, servers) work together

Recent paper presentation topics on information security include: NSA collecting millions of faces on the web and Understanding Information Security. Presentations on encryption is also a big topic.

Go to the "Start Menu";

Click on "Control Panel";

Find the "Add Or Remove Programs" icon;

Find and select"Acpro";

Clicking on "Remove".

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Kerberos is an example of a private key encryption service.

The TCP 3 way handshake is when the server states what ports it has open, the client requests access to the port, and the server grants access.

Layman's terms:

Server - I have beer at my place.

Client - Can I come over?

Server - Sure!