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Posts tagged ‘Security’

Update on MSE and WHS request

About a month ago, I posted questions about the strategy for MSE, particularly in relation to the home market, and specifically in relation to Windows Home Server.  In that time, the suggestion on Microsoft Connect has been voted up with 50 people marking it as important.  Thanks to all those that have added their support [...]

What Maxine McKew thinks about internet filtering

Short answer?  Not much. Like many other Australians, there are lots of things that I love about Australian society, but of course don’t talk about, as we all know that acknowledging the positive status quo is against the law .  There are things that don’t like, but I accept because it’s part of living in [...]

Show your support for WHS & MSE

Following the traffic and interest on the subject of Anti-Virus and Windows Home Server yesterday, I wandered on over to Microsoft Connect to make a feature suggestion for Windows Home Server (requires a Windows Live log-in to access).  Once logged in, you’ll see that others are voting up the suggestion – right now it stands at [...]

Anti-Virus on your Windows Home Server?

Funny that.  Only three days after making a reply to a comment on my blog to this effect, someone has discovered a seemingly innocent and benign way to inject malicious content into your network, and directly to your Windows Home Server.  Naturally, it relies on an automated process to obtain data, which lends truth to [...]

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