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Just How Paranoid Are You?

An anonymous reader writes "We all understand the need for security in a corporate environment. Personal computers, however, typically don't have nearly the amount of sensitive information (or it's at least less damaging if found). How far do you go to protect your computer? I recently went overboard on securing my information (at least as secure as Windows XP can be). I have a hardware firewall (GTA GB500), 30 character password, and all remotely personal information stored on a 256bit AES encrypted volume. How far do you go to protect your information against 'Big Brother' or even your family/friends?"

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  1. Esay easy easy by EaterOfDog · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I didn't go far at all. I just run OS X.

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    Crushing my karma one post at a time.
    1. Re:Esay easy easy by fimbulvetr · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      OS X behind a firewall is pretty fucking secure.
      No it's not.
      I just like to see the haters...
      The very process of non-conformists(Think Different) attempting to agitate the conformists into conforming with the non-conformists is amusing.

  2. Your efforts are futile by allden · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    ...Its XP