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   by caleb23 12y ago

   I would recommend an air gap, disabling autorun, removing the CD hardware, and any hardware used to connect to the internet. You could also remove any other hardware and uninstall the drivers you don't need such as a webcam. Here is
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   by caleb23 12y ago

   I previously used KeePass and the password database corrupted one day. I would only use KeePass if you are comfortably keeping several backups using TrueCrypt and your system is compatible with it. I prefer LastPass because it has more fea
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   by caleb23 12y ago

   I would recommend using LastPass as a password manager. Here is some advice I recently wrote up on passwords. In regards to Heartbleed, the Security Check that LastPass offers will help with that in terms of notifying you of the sites that
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   by caleb23 12y ago

   I would recommend two websites for SEO (the ones mentioned above are good as well): http://backlinko.com/ http://source-wave.com/ Everything on these sites isn't "white hat" per say, but it g
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   by caleb23 13y ago

   This has a lot of good information in it and I put a lot of time into it, but I do realize it is hard to read since Hacker News doesn't start things on new lines. If someone can tell me how to do that if it is possible that would be g
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   by caleb23 13y ago

   I would recommend Melbourne IT or Namecheap for what you are looking for. I would recommend you take advantage of WHOIS protection, two factor authentication, locking your domain at the registrar level (not just with Namecheap for example,
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   by caleb23 13y ago

   To answer your first question, like people said already, pull a log from your servers with the IP's. If it is a lot of different IP addresses then that is a good sign of a DDOS attack of some kind. If it is a lot of requests from the