This might work for stationary zones such as schools, victim's home and place of work, but it might be a bit more difficult to enforce "within X yards of victim".
Doesn't his whole argument fall apart at the 7-Zip error? After all, 7-Zip is GPL software distributed under a similar model, and he trusted it. I'm started to wonder how much other GPL and freeware software he has installed on his machine...
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I'll second the TrueCrypt and KeePass recommendation.
I've had pretty decent luck using WIPFW as a host-based firewall on Windows systems. On the Linux/BSD side, I use whatever is native.
This might work for stationary zones such as schools, victim's home and place of work, but it might be a bit more difficult to enforce "within X yards of victim".
Doesn't his whole argument fall apart at the 7-Zip error? After all, 7-Zip is GPL software distributed under a similar model, and he trusted it. I'm started to wonder how much other GPL and freeware software he has installed on his machine...