Ok so, I want to defend my country, so I volunteer my pc for use by the military from time to time. Cool. If your pc happens to be the one that breaks the code, maybe it'll get a medal ?
Now what if I volunteer all the pcs on the network at work, without telling anyone ? Is it still patriotic ?
What if (sorry, when) cyberwars become crucial - will there be a draft ? Will I be forced to sign up a certain amount of bandwidth and cpu in times of 'war' ?
Flick that, then put the box under lock and key.
Email checksums someplace cheap and remote.
gmail is a good one - lots of space, and the date is hard to change, unless you break gmail ? (spread the blame;)
Also, some bioses allow read only disk access.
Cheap, fast, works:P
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Ok so, I want to defend my country, so I volunteer my pc for use by the military from time to time. Cool. If your pc happens to be the one that breaks the code, maybe it'll get a medal ? Now what if I volunteer all the pcs on the network at work, without telling anyone ? Is it still patriotic ? What if (sorry, when) cyberwars become crucial - will there be a draft ? Will I be forced to sign up a certain amount of bandwidth and cpu in times of 'war' ?
Flick that, then put the box under lock and key. Email checksums someplace cheap and remote. gmail is a good one - lots of space, and the date is hard to change, unless you break gmail ? (spread the blame ;)
Also, some bioses allow read only disk access.
Cheap, fast, works :P