A bit more paranoid... Turn off java and javascript. Prompt for all cookies and then only allow them to be session cookies.
Even more paranoid... Setup your iptables to DROP by default INPUT and OUTPUT. Log the OUTPUT attempts and decide what should be passed (That way any "funny business" is less likely to happen).
This won't make you "totally" secure but you'll be a few steps ahead of most curves.
HTH, Harry
On Fri, 2004-10-15 at 07:32, VJ wrote:
Hi, I have firewall script using iptables which runs from /etc/rc.d/rc.local. This script does nothing except allowing just http, smtp for outer world(inbound). All type of connections are allowed from the machine to the outerworld (outbound). I have not set anything else like in hosts.deny/hosts.allow or sshd.conf. My question is, according to your knowledge, is my computer safe enough? Till now I have not suffered from any proble, but this cannot go on for-ever.
