Thread: Securing a pc for free?
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Old 25-10-2006, 22:20   #24
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Re: Securing a pc for free?
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Originally Posted by Gareth View Post
Sort of off topic, but just wanted to post this for Dragon (and any other *nix users), when you do decide to give Linux another go, have a look at Bastille - www.bastille-linux.org [bastille-linux.org].


As for the original topic, I think others have already posted what I was going to say... except maybe considering Outpost Firewall. There's a free version which has received very good reviews, although it isn't the most easiest/user-friendly to configure but once it's running it's supposedly very effective. More info... http://www.agnitum.com/products/outpostfree/index.php [agnitum.com]


thanks i just ran that on my server just had to be a bit carefull anwsering the questions so not to turn anything important off (like apache)
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