10/8/2015 8:13 AM | |
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The moderator moved your 1st post: There was a good answer published there but it was removed. (Why?) That is all I can do for you. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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10/8/2015 9:22 AM | |
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If this guy asking same question multiple times but takes not care of answers that are already given, I am tired to answer him any more. |
10/8/2015 5:19 PM | |
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10/8/2015 5:31 PM | |
Joined: 7/7/2010 Last visit: 9/20/2024 Posts: 15213 Rating: (2417) |
Oh, I understand completely. I just suggest try to think like a bored operator, savvy technician, or I.T. guru, and see if you can get into trouble with the as-supplied system and nobody is the wiser. Those danger stickers that tear apart and don't go back together work wonders to deter. Ty-wraps that do not look like standard ones, or of a unique color, can often lock down things, or at least leave a trail when someone unlocks them. As to the stuxnet virus, been there with a vendor provided floppy disk on a dedicated CNC laser feedback grinding machine. Had to back up the floppy. Inserted floppy into PC. Virus transfers to PC. Virus transfer from PC to LAN. Virus transfers from LAN offsite to entire corporation. Got promoted to I.T. guy who then had to fix the virus problem and clean all floppies. I got to call the vendor and tell them what happened and how much $ it cost. They got a bill. I got a new job (promotion...) and we forever ran antivirus software everywhere and had a dedicated non LAN computer for checking floppies for virus. If it got infected, we just swapped that PC out and fixed it. No system is perfect, but getting put into a bad spot because of actions and inactions of yourself and others teaches you to try simple things where possible.
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