im bored so heres some information on securing your PC
 

wether you know it or not more then likely your computer definitely has spyware and ot trojans or other apps on it

your factory new system comes ready for exploitation out of the box

google the apps I mention and instal and use them in the order I describe

1. backup you drive
2. google DBAN wipe disk
3. do a 35 pass wipe on your drive with DBAN
4 install windows
5 get all the updates even the ones you dont need
6 get drive crypt 4.2 and DCPP
7. encrypt your entire disk and MBR use the longest password in the world
8 disable auo updates
9 set privacy to high in IE
10. download instal NOD32 antivirus
11. restore you backed up files on the encrypted disk
12. do a 35 pass pass wipe on the backup media

have a drink

another great tutorial by pussyserver

Wow, thats pretty heavy. Will that secure my gay porn stash?

not even boy alley will be able to find it

NOD32? Will avast! do?

if your not up to all that crap, get a mac :thumbsup

but I agree, NOD32 is good (except for the boot lag).

Thanks, but I think I'll just keep my hard drive in the freezer under the coffee.

(whoops! I let my secret out!)

avast will not detect what the goberment dosent want you to detect

so in IMHO no avast is not good enough

macs are good for avoiding windows viruses but in case you did not know MACS ron on a *nix based OS now and haz0rs know *nix flavors inside out

in fact its easier to hide a root kit on a mac then a PC

Or use a linux distribution :winkwink:

LMAO Linux in the hands of an inexspirenced admin is like a 3 year old with an army tank

be careful

Perhaps, but, learning from your mistakes is the best experience ;)

as long as the mistake dosent kill you

or your bottom line:thumbsup

linux is wonderful if you know what you are doing I suggest anyone new to linux run the OS on a non production machine for at least a year before taking the leap

Agreed.

Btw, your tutorial is nice and I'm sure will help many users protect them selves :thumbsup

thank you:winkwink:

bump for secure PC