well i wanted to take a couple of classes in collage for computer security when i get there but im in high school rite now
so were should i start to learn more bout it ?
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mike says:
try linux distros like ubuntu. It is more secure than windows and has better features.
grunt_mage says:
microsoft technet…
it includes topics like syst.em errors, recovery and mainly bout security
Dunbar Pappy says:
For the very best background education, that’s entirely free, go to ‘Security Now’ podcasts with Steve Gibson & Leo Laporte.
These are 1hr. ‘sit down’ chats, that cover current issues, the how & why, with remedies for security issues, related to internet, networking, etc.
You’ll need to start with the early ‘casts because these are computer functions & basics, and occasionally it gets a bit tekky, but Steve & Leo do it in real easy to understand chat format, that makes it painless, fun, & interesting (if you like the tech stuff to start with).
College level education, free.
Find it here: http://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm
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try linux distros like ubuntu. It is more secure than windows and has better features.
microsoft technet…
it includes topics like syst.em errors, recovery and mainly bout security
For the very best background education, that’s entirely free, go to ‘Security Now’ podcasts with Steve Gibson & Leo Laporte.
These are 1hr. ‘sit down’ chats, that cover current issues, the how & why, with remedies for security issues, related to internet, networking, etc.
You’ll need to start with the early ‘casts because these are computer functions & basics, and occasionally it gets a bit tekky, but Steve & Leo do it in real easy to understand chat format, that makes it painless, fun, & interesting (if you like the tech stuff to start with).
College level education, free.
Find it here:
http://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm