Secure by Default

Secure by Default
Jason Miller, 2004-05-13

Why "Secure By Default" is a step in the right direction.

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ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-14
Anonymous (5 replies)

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-17
Todd Knarr (3 replies)

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-19
Anonymous

Maybe ICQ could be secure by default too? 2004-05-19
Anonymous

Re: ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2005-09-30
Anonymous

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-18
Anonymous

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-19
Anonymous (2 replies)

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-20
Anonymous

It would reduce the number of compromised computers. 2004-05-20
Anonymous

ISPs should all provide secure by default internet access. 2004-05-20
Anonymous (1 replies)

Explanation of 'switches'. 2004-05-26
Anonymous

Secure by Default 2004-05-14
brian thomas

Secure by Default 2004-05-14
Griggs

You hit the head-O-the-nail on this one. IMHO, the "Secure By Default" strategy can be and should be applied to ALL operating systems. Sure, you can't keep people from doing stupid things but stupid things certainly don't need to be done by default! Patches and rewards will never be the complete solution.

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Mac OS X 2004-05-16
Enoch (1 replies)

Mac OS X 2004-05-24
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Mac OS X 2004-05-25
Anonymous

Secure by Default 2004-05-18
Anonymous