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Re: Internet security on "hotspots"
From: James Harless (jharless
kidwellcompanies.com)
Date: Wed Apr 19 2006 - 08:52:55 CDT
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Have her connect to a VPN that is available to her. If her company doesn't
have one available, there are many easy to implement solutions for setting
up a PPTP VPN. Then, she can connect to an insecure Wireless AP but, all of
her traffic would flow encrypted to the VPN and out to the 'net from that
remote location.
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James Harless
Network Security Engineer
Kidwell Companies
kCOM kE kTECH
900 S. 26th Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
13336 Industrial Road
Suite 101
Omaha, NE 68137
Main: 402-475-9151
Fax: 402-475-9186
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On 4/18/06 9:09 PM, "Agent Zr0" <agentzr0necrotek.net> wrote:
> I have a friend who is interested in better securing her laptop while
> she's out surfing the net at coffeehouses and what not. I'm thinking of
> telling her to just get herself a REALLY good firewall program (I use
> zonealarm pro myself), but I was wondering if anyone here had any other
> ideals or thoughts that I could pass onto her other than that.
>
> Agent Zer0
> agentzr0necrotek.net
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