He had stamps, coins, cash, photos, pictures, old letters, financial documents and of course family members (and a computer). Once upon a time, there was a man who wanted to protect the valuables in his home. I'm really new at this stuff but if I'm off track please let me know! Once you've been through this it's hard to draw the line between paranoia & prudence, but I'll tell you - 'An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure' could never be emphasized enough here! Seeya, - S Just need to figure the best setup! Being a victim is never any fun, but I will emerge stronger for it! Any suggestions would be great your Karma must be pretty damn sterling! Oh yeah, for on-demand I'm using 64 bit Superantispyware & Malawarebytes & Hitman Pro. Sorry to be so long-winded you guys are doing a very kind thing here, and I thank you truly. I've been reading through your forums for pretty much 2 weeks straight! It's bewildering.ĭef behind a router with WPA2 and all remote services shut off. Also thinking maybe something like mailwasher to prevent html script running. I just want my IP hidden to avoid this again. I don't surf 'iffy' sites or do much P2P but would like some anonymity because apparently in disconnecting I've pissed of a hacker and my IP is under constant attack (I'm in process of changing it by disconnecting my home pc until the ISP lease period is up).
I realize this may be overkill, still sorting out the most efficient route to eliminate redunancies. So, my plan thus far from what I've learned is using a LUA, Peerblock, Comodo firewall w/Defense + (Ive read through their entire help manual), Spyware doctor w/ Threatfire, some sort of key scrambler (a rootkit seems to have logged my keystrokes), Secunia PCI for patch checks, and am considering Tor or this program Squid (not sure which I should use), as well as file encryption and maybe some form of desktop virtualization - I've learned most of this stuff here, so thanks a lot! Oh, I want to be a ghost when I get back online! Victimized by rootkit, ID theft, screwed up my files, business, the works - cripling. Thanks Escalader - I really appreciate your taking the time.
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