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Source: TechTV - Posted by Dave Wreski
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Sir Dystic from the hacker group Cult of the Dead Cow hacks a home computer in a simulated attack. Think your broadband-enabled home computer is secure? Don't be so sure. Cable modems and DSL lines may give your computer blazing speed . . .
Sir Dystic from the hacker group Cult of the Dead Cow hacks a home computer in a simulated attack. Think your broadband-enabled home computer is secure? Don't be so sure. Cable modems and DSL lines may give your computer blazing speed and an always-on connection, but left unprotected they also give hackers uninterrupted, high-speed access to your system. This week on "CyberCrime," Sir Dystic from the hacker group Cult of the Dead Cow demonstrates just how vulnerable cable or DSL makes your computer in a simulated hack attack. If you own a cable modem or DSL hub at home, don't despair. By installing a firewall, properly configuring your file-sharing options, and following some basic guidelines when using your computer online, you can keep most hackers out of your home system. Read the Web resources below for more information from security and broadband experts.
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