A grand gesture in reminding people about simple safety steps, but I think real education needs to go further. So far I've seen some people responding here who are actually hurting themselves with the security they think they've got.
JAG: It's a good system. It's not remotely difficult to keep track of the answers you've input, but I highly recommend not doing so on a piece of paper or something. LastPass is a very good program that one could use, for actual ******** keeping as well. I will admit I've only had to use JAG on another computer once, and it wouldn't accept the correct answers. I don't know if that has been fixed, however support was able to get JAG removed within a day. There was no real loss.
Basic computer security. Cocoa Kat provided an excellent example of what to never do. Multiple security programs or firewalls may sound like better protection, but all it means is conflicting programs and essentially zero security in the end. Also, a VPN is for privacy, not security.
At the end of the day, considering the vast amount of computer illiteracy even gamers share, I feel anyone intent on teaching security could go a step further. Doesn't take much.
08-Feb-2013 20:25:44