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Is that my door is blown and breached. Agents with MP5s take me one way, and the computer another -- both to secrete and violate with intrusive inspection.
My anti-malware is not up to this.
What is?
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capabilities of what any anti-malware can do, of course.
So, in that worst case scenario, you need about two well-armed and highly-trained commandos on guard outside the premises and two more inside.
You probably want them to be unobtrusive, perhaps in "plain clothes" instead of a uniform, although uniformed personnel have a deterrent effect. So would a stronger door, but it shouldn't be stronger than the walls and the shutters that quite rapidly move into place to cover the windows when an approaching threat is detected.
Assuming that each 4-man team works an 8-hour shift, there are three shifts per day, and each team has two consecutive days off-duty per week, then you would need at least twenty bodyguards with perhaps one or two more available as "backup" if someone is unavailable for duty.
Of course, the defenses depend upon just how many enemies you have and what resources that they could feasibly have available to them. I would not expect nuclear warheads, but remember 9/11.
There are also worse threats, perhaps, than enemy agents that kidnap you while others steal your computer -- nerve gas, for example. Or an earthquake, a firestorm or global warming and climate change. :-(
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5 meters high, 2 meters thick, with a moat.
anti-aircraft weaponry as well.
that will stop 'em. :D
by santeewelding Accepted solution
If I had enough money, which I don't.
In these matters one must avoid fingering the beads of security.
Pay attention to the gaps between.
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by santeewelding Accepted solution
As you imply, all the helpful tactics can be defeated.
Clean underwear, though -- now, that would be a shift to strategy, wouldn't it?
Strategy is what I was driving at.
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and carry a really big stick. Then, start swinging.
It worked for some guy in the movies, it'll probably work for your situation too.
by ic-it Accepted solution
a rabbit hole.
Perhaps even an arming switch for presents left behind.
Evens the odds.
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by santeewelding Accepted solution
Relevance is a relative, which you aptly put as a question.
If you are asking yourself, I can't answer. If you are asking me, the answer should be obvious: I put it here, and here it stays.
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i answered with a ? as if answering and asking if im correct at the same time...
in fact i know its irrelevant
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"Die Hard - The Load of Bollocks For God's Sake Don't Make Another One PLEEEEASE!" and so I know that you can make a hard drive explode remotely and take out half a city block.
Now, THAT is anti-malware!
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with a remote detonator that uses a virtus to activate the detonator when the user presses the enter key?
Didn't Sandra Bollock star in a tech movie as a computer expert where it was an icon on the screen?
by Member 25348569 Accepted solution
And there was me thinking that the Baddies had circumvented the Laws of Physics and maybe invented a new protocol.
Aw...
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with a remote detonator.
The virus part is a bit sketchy but hey it's the movies...
by locolobo Accepted solution
Become totally unobtrusive. Sell all your possessions including your computer. Move to a cave. Live off of lizards & rats. The agents with MP5s will leave you alone. The social workers... I dunno
BTW: leave yourself at least one change of clothes, clean or not. :)
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They say he can crush a walnut between his cheeks.
Might be worth learning for this very security breach...
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