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"Password Pro reduced" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 02:48:16

Back to Palm and the excellent Password Pro is currently reduced at the moment and worth taking advantage of if you want a password security program. "Password Pro is a powerful and secure personal information manager you will use everyday. enter everything from bank accounts to website passwords all in one location. The program is password protected and the data is encrypted for maximum protection. If you wish to keep sensitive data and your fingertips and safe this is the program for you. Password Pro has a very flexible format to allow for any type of information to be stored." $7.15 USD until the month end and available from the.

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"Password Pro reduced" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-28 02:48:16

Back to Palm and the excellent Password Pro is currently reduced at the moment and worth taking advantage of if you want a password security program. "Password Pro is a powerful and secure personal information manager you will use everyday. Input everything from bank accounts to website passwords all in one location. The program is password protected and the data is encrypted for maximum protection. If you wish to keep sensitive data and your fingertips and safe this is the program for you. Password Pro has a very flexible format to allow for any type of information to be stored." $7.15 USD until the month end and available from the.

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"Take a little time to say Hi to Carli" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-09 21:15:34

palm password bloggers, take a bit of your day to say Hi to Carli Banks. She has a nice new teaser video for you.
~Ray



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Posted on 2008-08-31 08:40:28

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"The power of the sun, in the palm of your hand" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-19 07:09:54

Well maybe not the sun but certainly security which is after all why we’re all here. Here at Vidoop we try to put personal security in the hands of the user particularly when it comes to passwords which can be stored either locally on your own computer or remotely with myVidoop. This choice offers a fit of security and convenience giving you the final say over how to come your own online security needs. For example by default myVidoop allows you to save website passwords on your hard control using 256-bit AES encryption so that other people cannot easily access password save files even if they gain access to your computer. However the other available option is one of convenience whereby you can store your passwords online and thus have access to them anywhere. This choice can be made and changed at any time and be different for different passwords you own. Interestingly one of the most challenging things we’re dealing with right now as far as user education goes is distinguishing between passwords that are stored on your local computer compared to those that are stored on myVidoop; we’ve found this be a particularly difficult concept for people to wrap their heads around conceptually. Comparing the two options there are certainly trade offs – offline password storage has more security but it’s a lot less convenient and since we couldn’t really come to a conclusive decision as to whether or not the trade offs were worth it here or there we opted to leave the decision up to the user. Ultimately and feel free to chime in and correct me if you believe differently. I think that most people have probably hundreds of online accounts that are all tied to the same email address and probably are accessed using the same username and password. This works fine until someone steals one of these accounts and while we’ve said before that no solution can stop hacking wholesale with myVidoop you do get an added layer of security change surface if you decide to store all of your passwords online through Vidoop’s use of the off-band channel which requires activation of any new computer or browser attempting to access myVidoop. But this is not to say it’s perfect — nothing is. In truth the weakest link in security for an individual attack is still likely to be one of social engineering ie figuring out a user’s image categories if you happen to experience someone well enough or managing to get access to their cell phone for a few minutes out of the day. Of course by this time you probably have more important things to worry about. So that all being said. I guess the question I’d like to pose to you is this: which is more important to you security or convenience? Here at Vidoop we give you both.

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"The power of the sun, in the palm of your hand" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-19 07:09:45

Well maybe not the sun but certainly security which is after all why we’re all here. Here at Vidoop we try to put personal security in the hands of the user particularly when it comes to passwords which can be stored either locally on your own computer or remotely with myVidoop. This choice offers a balance of security and convenience giving you the final say over how to approach your own online security needs. For example by fail myVidoop allows you to save website passwords on your hard drive using 256-bit AES encryption so that other people cannot easily access password save files even if they gain access to your computer. However the other available option is one of convenience whereby you can store your passwords online and thus have access to them anywhere. This choice can be made and changed at any time and be different for different passwords you own. Interestingly one of the most challenging things we’re dealing with right now as far as user education goes is distinguishing between passwords that are stored on your local computer compared to those that are stored on myVidoop; we’ve found this be a particularly difficult concept for people to wrap their heads around conceptually. Comparing the two options there are certainly change offs – offline password storage has more security but it’s a lot less convenient and since we couldn’t really come to a conclusive decision as to whether or not the trade offs were worth it here or there we opted to leave the decision up to the user. Ultimately and feel free to chime in and correct me if you believe differently. I think that most people have probably hundreds of online accounts that are all tied to the same email address and probably are accessed using the same username and password. This works book until someone steals one of these accounts and while we’ve said before that no solution can stop hacking wholesale with myVidoop you do get an added layer of security even if you decide to store all of your passwords online through Vidoop’s use of the off-band channel which requires activation of any new computer or browser attempting to access myVidoop. But this is not to say it’s perfect — nothing is. In truth the weakest link in security for an individual attack is still likely to be one of social engineering ie figuring out a user’s image categories if you happen to know someone well enough or managing to get access to their cell phone for a few minutes out of the day. Of course by this time you probably have more important things to worry about. So that all being said. I guess the question I’d desire to pose to you is this: which is more important to you security or convenience? Here at Vidoop we give you both.

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"The power of the sun, in the palm of your hand" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-19 07:09:43

Well maybe not the sun but certainly security which is after all why we’re all here. Here at Vidoop we try to put personal security in the hands of the user particularly when it comes to passwords which can be stored either locally on your own computer or remotely with myVidoop. This choice offers a balance of security and convenience giving you the final say over how to approach your own online security needs. For example by default myVidoop allows you to save website passwords on your hard control using 256-bit AES encryption so that other people cannot easily access password deliver files even if they gain access to your computer. However the other available option is one of convenience whereby you can store your passwords online and thus have access to them anywhere. This choice can be made and changed at any time and be different for different passwords you own. Interestingly one of the most challenging things we’re dealing with right now as far as user education goes is distinguishing between passwords that are stored on your local computer compared to those that are stored on myVidoop; we’ve found this be a particularly difficult concept for people to wrap their heads around conceptually. Comparing the two options there are certainly trade offs – offline password storage has more security but it’s a lot less convenient and since we couldn’t really come to a conclusive decision as to whether or not the trade offs were worth it here or there we opted to leave the decision up to the user. Ultimately and feel free to chime in and correct me if you accept differently. I think that most people have probably hundreds of online accounts that are all tied to the same email address and probably are accessed using the same username and password. This works fine until someone steals one of these accounts and while we’ve said before that no solution can stop hacking wholesale with myVidoop you do get an added layer of security even if you end to store all of your passwords online through Vidoop’s use of the off-band channel which requires activation of any new computer or browser attempting to find myVidoop. But this is not to say it’s perfect — nothing is. In truth the weakest link in security for an individual attack is still likely to be one of social engineering ie figuring out a user’s visualise categories if you happen to know someone well enough or managing to get access to their cell phone for a few minutes out of the day. Of course by this time you probably have more important things to worry about. So that all being said. I guess the question I’d like to pose to you is this: which is more important to you security or convenience? Here at Vidoop we give you both.

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"The power of the sun, in the palm of your hand" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-19 07:08:44

Well maybe not the sun but certainly security which is after all why we’re all here. Here at Vidoop we try to put personal security in the hands of the user particularly when it comes to passwords which can be stored either locally on your own computer or remotely with myVidoop. This choice offers a balance of security and convenience giving you the final say over how to come your own online security needs. For example by default myVidoop allows you to save website passwords on your hard drive using 256-bit AES encryption so that other people cannot easily access password save files even if they gain access to your computer. However the other available option is one of convenience whereby you can store your passwords online and thus have access to them anywhere. This choice can be made and changed at any time and be different for different passwords you own. Interestingly one of the most challenging things we’re dealing with right now as far as user education goes is distinguishing between passwords that are stored on your local computer compared to those that are stored on myVidoop; we’ve found this be a particularly difficult concept for people to wrap their heads around conceptually. Comparing the two options there are certainly trade offs – offline password storage has more security but it’s a lot less convenient and since we couldn’t really come to a conclusive decision as to whether or not the trade offs were worth it here or there we opted to leave the decision up to the user. Ultimately and feel free to chime in and correct me if you believe differently. I think that most people have probably hundreds of online accounts that are all tied to the same email address and probably are accessed using the same username and password. This works fine until someone steals one of these accounts and while we’ve said before that no solution can forbid hacking wholesale with myVidoop you do get an added layer of security even if you decide to store all of your passwords online through Vidoop’s use of the off-band channel which requires activation of any new computer or browser attempting to access myVidoop. But this is not to say it’s ameliorate — nothing is. In truth the weakest link in security for an individual attack is still likely to be one of social engineering ie figuring out a user’s image categories if you happen to know someone well enough or managing to get access to their cell phone for a few minutes out of the day. Of course by this time you probably undergo more important things to worry about. So that all being said. I guess the question I’d like to pose to you is this: which is more important to you security or convenience? Here at Vidoop we give you both.

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"HijackThis Log for machine with Vundo problems" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 22:47:50

Hi guys,First-time poster. Computer knowledge is minimal. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here's the story:--I keep getting an AutoProtect window saying that I undergo a clump of Trojans.--I tried running VundoFix but that didn't find anything--I tried running VirtumundoBeGone but that didn't find anything--I just ran Hijack This and it generated the following log fileLogfile of HijackThis v1.99.1Scan saved at 8:48:15 AM on 11/17/2007Platform: Windows XP SP2 (WinNT 5.01.2600)MSIE: Internet Explorer v7.00 (7.00.6000.16544)Running processes:C:\WINDOWS\System32\smss exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\winlogon exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\services exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\lsass exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\Ati2evxx exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\svchost exeC:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost exeC:\Program Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\EvtEng exeC:\schedule Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\S24EvMon exeC:\Program Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\WLKeeper exeC:\Program Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\ZcfgSvc exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\Ati2evxx exeC:\WINDOWS\Explorer. EXEC:\PROGRA~1\Intel\Wireless\Bin\1XConfig exeC:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\ccSetMgr exeC:\schedule Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\ccEvtMgr exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\spoolsv exeC:\schedule Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device give\bin\AppleMobileDeviceService exeC:\WINDOWS\system32\basfipm exeC:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN Client\cvpnd exeC:\Program Files\Symantec AntiVirus\DefWatch exec:\documents and settings\kclouse\desktop\FORMATM. EXEC:\schedule Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\VS7DEBUG\MDM. EXEC:\Program Files\Dell\NICCONFIGSVC\NICCONFIGSVC exeC:\schedule Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\RegSrvc exeC:\Program Files\Symantec AntiVirus\SavRoam exeC:\Program Files\Symantec AntiVirus\Rtvscan exeC:\schedule Files\Apoint\Apoint exeC:\schedule Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_03\bin\jusched exeC:\schedule Files\Intel\Wireless\Bin\ifrmewrk exeC:\Program Files\ATI Technologies\ATI.

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"SplashID - (Federal id) Password Manager for Palm, Treo, Pocket" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:15:17

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"how to reset admin password in windows xp" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:22:51

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"Meet the real me..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 18:41:25



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"Comment on I Need Your Advice: PDA Recommendations by: Scarfish" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:08:36

I have wanted a PDA for quite a while now. I haven’t purchased one yet because they are expensive and I don’t really know what I be. I have had my eye on the HP iPAQs but they seem pretty expensive. I also don’t know if I should get a PDA combined with a telecommunicate. In some ways it would be nice to undergo it all in one. On the other hand. I don’t really be to pay for unneeded services (my wireless telecommunicate service is with AT&T). If I bought the HP iPAQ without the phone service. I could still glide the internet at domiciliate. My main desire is to have a PDA that ordain work with Outlook and Excel. For that do I undergo to have a PDA with Windows? I’ve had an Ipaq before it was a nice device. I bought it used on ebay. However. It was hard to get myself trained to carrying another device everywhere I go so I ended up not using it as much as I’d desire and it just sat. I ended up selling it and I got a PDA phone a berry collect. This is a much better option in my opinion. It’s all in one no worries about charging multiple devices having all this bulge everywhere and so forth. I bought a 2gb memory card for it and its storing music videos email games etc. Its like a PDA phone and Ipod all in one. It’s also much cheaper this way the telecommunicate was about $50 with a 2yr assure with t-mobile. PDAs are nice but I think they will go extinct pretty soon. It makes much more comprehend to just undergo a PDA phone. Good luck. It’s fitting that I’m composing this on my Palm Treo 700P. I’m a huge fan of it as it has a great screen fast transfer and it’s good with Office applications. Some say it better than Microsoft’s own Pocket office versions. I desire Sprint because you the abstain communicate at a reasonable evaluate. If you go the PDA route be into Dell Axim’s. They’ve been discontinued but still supported. Bargains are available on Craigslist. Yes I have to accept with Money Socket’s comment. I use to have a Dell Axim and a phone now I use T-Mobile MDA which works as my telecommunicate and PDA. ATT also has a smiler telecommunicate “AT&T 8525″. If you are buying a Windows mobile telecommunicate alter sure you buy a phone that has Windows Mobile 6. I undergo AT&T service and undergo the Cingular 8125 PocketPC. It’s a phone camera and PDA all rolled into one so I like it in that I don’t undergo but one device to displace around. I even use it as my only alarm measure. I jaunt often and really like the “visiting” feature that changes all the appointments to the local measure. It often just slows down to a go. I find myself rebooting it about every other day. I’m not running any non standard applications either. I will never get another device with onscreen buttons. They’re very difficult to control without the stylus or some other pointing device. Forget about using one hand to dial. The change surface out keyboard backlight goes off too soon (perhaps there’s a setting but I can’t sight it) so working in low lighten conditions is a pain. One day it stopped using wifi again. One of these days I will call customer service again when I have some time to sit on the telecommunicate. I use it with my NUVI 660 when on the road. In request to use the hands free / voice control. I have to initiate it through the phone rather than NUVI. Sometimes it hangs when I push undo. It disconnects from the NUVI pretty often causing a round of “sight Bluetooth devices.” After experiencing a Palm Treo. I would stay away from the combo. Unless you need to undergo email/net find on the PDA it isn’t worth it. I MUCH prefer having a separate PDA and phone…if for no other reason that I don’t desire holding a brick to my ear just to make a telecommunicate label! The touch OS has so much aftermarket software much of it free that I am inclined to go with them. Not sure what software is available on the WinOS. analyse out tucows com to see what kind of software each offers. A PDA is a PDA…the software is what makes it kick so research that before beginning your examine for a PDA model. I undergo a touch Treo 680 which I love. It combined my phone checkbook calendar notebook and flashdrive into one simple thing I can carry in my pocket. I have AT&T and find that this phone has the beat reception of any I’ve had with them (I also have both a wired and Bluetooth wireless headsets for it which I can use at domiciliate or when driving respectively. I don’t usually displace them with me). I can also use it as a modem for my laptop with no hassle and it’s abstain enough that I’d consider dropping domiciliate internet altogether in favor of it (but I’m not the only one who gets a vote in that). The Treo 680 uses a Palm OS but Excel and Word present no problems. I do have one password-protected spreadsheet I’ve had problems opening but I think that’s across the board and there are ways to protect the documents through touch so I could turn.

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"GottaBeSecure: More WiFi and the Rookie (Part 2 of 5)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:07:46

In of this series about mobile security. I described the dangers of having your web connection intercepted through a technique known as wireless “sniffing.” Although I only discussed the problem of web browsing being intercepted the problem really applies to any network merchandise that isn’t encrypted. So other common applications desire email register assign and remote login are also potentially vulnerable to interception. In the expanded chart below. I’ve outlined a growing enumerate of “secure” and “not obtain” applications and protocols: Notice that some insecure protocols can be made “secure” by using SSL to encode them (e g.. POP via SSL). To use these protocols in a secure fashion you’ll need to check with your Internet function Provider (ISP) or corporate system administrator to see if they give the secure versions of these protocols over SSL. Simply switching your communicate settings without checking to see if the secure connection is supported may cause your application to stop working. Another popular way to securely transfer sensitive data across a public WiFi network is by using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). A VPN sends your data from your computer to your affiliate’s communicate through an encrypted tunnel securing the data from point A to inform B. The VPN endpoint is usually located safely behind your company’s firewall. Contact your company’s help desk to find out if your company supports VPN connections. Usually you’ll be to receive VPN client software from your affiliate’s back up desk and assistance configuring the software to cerebrate in for remote find via the VPN. At the bottom section of the table you’ll notice an entry for “remote login.” Remote logins are often used by system or network administrators to manage servers routers or switches. Sadly this is often done using the insecure TELNET protocol which transmits the username and password in the alter across the network. In most cases organizations limit the use of TELNET to internal networks where it is assumed that employees can either be trusted not to intercept the administrative passwords or don’t undergo the technical expertise to do so. Such reasoning fails to account for the very real possibility of a malicious insider threat within the organization. change surface within a switched network environment. TELNET provides an easy means for an attacker to collect login credentials to servers routers or switches. A much exceed technique for remote management of computer resources is the use of obtain Shell (SSH). SSH not only encrypts the transmission administrative usernames and passwords but also encrypts all the information transmitted (for instance the commands being executed) to the remote computer. Using SSH to perform remote login will end up costing an organization some measure and money (time to configure the software and money for software licenses unless you use the remove OpenSSH) but it is a security investment that is absolutely essential if you intend to remotely manage servers switches or routers across a network. Finally a friend emailed a great tip to me this week. If you use Gmail and Firefox try the Firefox extension CustomizeGoogle. By fail one of the settings is to force Firefox to “go secure” (HTTPS) every measure you cerebrate to Gmail. In the we’ll examine the next level of security threats on public networks—hackers who go beyond passive communicate sniffing and actively attack your computer in your mobile environment. My goal is to convince you of this one thing: if you “gotta be mobile,” you “gotta be secure.” Disclaimer: The information on this website is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights. This site soley represents the opinions of their owners. The circumscribe in this RSS feed as well as the circumscribe presented on the web pages of the blog is provided for your personal non-commercial use only and may not be republished in whole or in part without the express written or verbal react of the publisher. All rights are reserved.

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"Apple and Palm head in different directions; Why PDF spam went pffft" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 16:52:52

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