because of email viruses and shit do you guys have a seperate pc to just read your emails so it will not affect your main working pc?
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too bad i wanted this to be a serious thread and it did not turn out that way .Originally posted by ebus_dk
bet you $50 he is closet-gay
Anyway even if someone you trust sends you attachements how do you know that person has not added a keylogger or a trojan they wrote themselves.If you read the mail on the mac it seems it would be better because it is less likely the keylogger or the trojan will workComment
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Originally posted by ack
too bad i wanted this to be a serious thread and it did not turn out that way .
Anyway even if someone you trust sends you attachements how do you know that person has not added a keylogger or a trojan they wrote themselves.If you read the mail on the mac it seems it would be better because it is less likely the keylogger or the trojan will work
If you configure your Outlook correct, it wont run any scripts or program, if you dont ask it to.
If you arent sure about security and what file to run, then I would recommend getting that antivirus.
In the last company I had(video editing systems), the users never installed any office or mail programs on them, and like you asked - they had a seperat "office" pc for the mail and funstuff.
There were 3 reasone for that.
1 - Local sysadmins are just as dangerous as a virus, and we dident want them to touch our configurations
2 - Virus in mails an on the net
3 - the ODBC drivers in office fucks up most videoediting systems (fox pro driver)Comment
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Originally posted by Cindyff
Get a Mac and you can open all you mail and not worry at all about Virus.
Cindy xx
bullshit
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/viru...AC_AUTOSTART.A
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/viru...AC_AUTOSTART.F
but MOST virus is aimed at PC - thats true, but since MAC osX is a unix clone, you will se MANY mor ein the futureComment
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Originally posted by ebus_dk
If you configure your Outlook correct, it wont run any scripts or program, if you dont ask it to.
If you arent sure about security and what file to run, then I would recommend getting that antivirus.
In the last company I had(video editing systems), the users never installed any office or mail programs on them, and like you asked - they had a seperat "office" pc for the mail and funstuff.
There were 3 reasone for that.
1 - Local sysadmins are just as dangerous as a virus, and we dident want them to touch our configurations
2 - Virus in mails an on the net
3 - the ODBC drivers in office fucks up most videoediting systems (fox pro driver)
ok i will proably just use a seperate pc or get a mac to just check my email and stuff also at the company you were working for were the video editing pc's attached to the net at all?Comment
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it was my company ;-)Originally posted by ack
at the company you were working for were the video editing pc's attached to the net at all?
most of them was attached to two networks.
One was the 2 GB SAN fiber-network for the content.
And than they had access to the "office" network though a firewall that only would let DHCP and my remote controll through - no files, mail, internet of gaywebcams.
But the smalle rcustomers would have them stand as a seperate workstation, and thay gad to use the DV tapes and floppys (metadata) to move the data aroundComment
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Forget ebus_dk is 100% moron, if he had a brain he'd take it out and play with it. there is some free software out there that works much better than Ad-Ware finding Keyloggers, and it's runs much faster. And don't use OUTLOOKOriginally posted by ack
too bad i wanted this to be a serious thread and it did not turn out that way .
Anyway even if someone you trust sends you attachements how do you know that person has not added a keylogger or a trojan they wrote themselves.If you read the mail on the mac it seems it would be better because it is less likely the keylogger or the trojan will workComment
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shut the fuck up !!! I'm helping the guy out.Originally posted by jimmyf1
Forget ebus_dk is 100% moron, if he had a brain he'd take it out and play with it. there is some free software out there that works much better than Ad-Ware finding Keyloggers, and it's runs much faster. And don't use OUTLOOK
If you wanna talk shit to me, start your own thread, and I'll talk shit with you all day if you wantComment
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I've never used Outlook for email but after 7+ years with the same email addys, I get tons of spam and virus emails, especially after the implementation of the viruses that grab email addys from browser cache.
I use a program called Mailwasher to download headers. It pre-scans for viruses and if you want can utilize known internet blacklistes to further filter and categorize your email. It doesn't automatically delete things (unless you set it to).
It really cuts down what I have to download for email.Comment
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I am not going to get into a pissing match with this fool.Originally posted by ebus_dk
bullshit
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/viru...AC_AUTOSTART.A
http://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/viru...AC_AUTOSTART.F
but MOST virus is aimed at PC - thats true, but since MAC osX is a unix clone, you will se MANY mor ein the future
Get a Mac you wont have any problems, our office has 12 all networked together and for Photoshop / Dreamweaver / Word and other related work we do for the web they are first class machines, we use 2 X23 inch LCD monitors for the G4 1.43 machines that do image manipulation and its a dream. The PCs we have are now expensive door stops or plant stands. We are running OS 9.2 and not a single virus that we have opened has caused any problems. But one tip you may like to try is to use SpamCop.net sign up for their $30 a year service and filter all your traffic through them they collect the spam and virus and report all violations to the relevant ISP or to ICAAN.
Good luck
Cindy xx
Hope that's of use.
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yeah getting a mac to check emails would be a nice idea i would not really switch to a mac till the 970's come outOriginally posted by Cindyff
I am not going to get into a pissing match with this fool.
Get a Mac you wont have any problems, our office has 12 all networked together and for Photoshop / Dreamweaver / Word and other related work we do for the web they are first class machines, we use 2 X23 inch LCD monitors for the G4 1.43 machines that do image manipulation and its a dream. The PCs we have are now expensive door stops or plant stands. We are running OS 9.2 and not a single virus that we have opened has caused any problems. But one tip you may like to try is to use SpamCop.net sign up for their $30 a year service and filter all your traffic through them they collect the spam and virus and report all violations to the relevant ISP or to ICAAN.
Good luck
Cindy xx
Hope that's of use.
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