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Living Room / Re: Be prepared against ransomware viruses..
« Last post by mouser on June 28, 2015, 06:24 PM »Unknown. However, while they are relatively pc-savvy, they have been, until now, very cavalier about security.
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I think the honeypot concept mouser is talking about involves more of a "mousetrap" aspect; an application places a special file or fake network connection that looks (to a ransomware program) like something it would want to access and modify, but is in fact actively monitored by said 'honeypot' application such that when the file or network is accessed, the process doing the access is immediately targeted and shut down.
Of course, instead of a new section, the current mini-reviews section's scope could simply be expanded to include hardware (?)i'd prefer this solution -- too many sections as it is!
Doesn't appear to be any auto-cropping of whitespacethat's too bad -- i've found it's a useful feature when space is limited on a mobile device.
Didn't expect to use the stylus to create notes, but much to my surprise I've come to use itnice. so will it remember notes you write in the margins while reading pdf files?
Are you using gloss for the build-up coats?
Only the file extensions changed!? So MouserRulez.txt becomes MouserRulez.zzx? Was the content still there, so if you as a test manually changed it back, it would reappear?
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The window's position changes when the black border is displayed thus the "shadow" of the text.