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Apple Releases Mac OS X Leopard Security Guide
Wormfan writes to share ZDNet's brief mention of and a link to "Apple's release of a ~250 page PDF of security best-practices and tips to protect Mac OS X Leopard clients. The guide is aimed at experienced users, Apple says, familiar with the Terminal application and its command-line interface."
That is why on my grandmother's machine I put a hardware lock, set firmware password, enabled stealth network mode and secured virtual memory. I will be damned if those dirty hackers find out which bunt cake recipes she has been looking at.
Excellent!
1) Read 250 pages.
2) Charge $NNN an hour for "Security Services".
3) Profit!!!
Anybody know the reason for this?
From this page on Open Firmware passwords, they list the following:
Blocks the ability to use the "C" key to start up from an optical disc.
Blocks the ability to use the "N" key to start up from a NetBoot server.
Blocks the ability to use the "T" key to start up in Target Disk Mode (on computers that offer this feature).
I wonder if the missing U has something to do with those... : p
This guy's the limit!
On Slashdot, the word "cunt" is informative. You can't make that up.
Apple is a US based company
Only in Soviet Russia, passwords contain U.
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