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Story: Government must force ISPs to take security seriously
Posted by: Chris (Thursday 9 December 2004, 11:25 PM)
On the theory that one man's meat is another man's poison, how do you know if a piece of Internet data is 'good' data or 'bad' data ?
Maybe I'm configuring a multiplayer game, and the incoming connections look nasty but actually are my friends connecting ?
Perhaps users should give ISPs an 'expectation profile'; for example 'no inbound connects ,no more than 10 outbound emails per hour, outbound connects only to ports 'smtp' and 'http''
Smart users to change them when wanted, on self-assessment ,of course.
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