Very stupid..
You could use SSH or SSL to access anything that required a password or login.. Thats a start..
If you use SSH you can tunnel quite a few Internet services using it, including POP3 and SMTP. About the only thing that is often problematic is FTP.. (although SSH does let you transfer files using SFTP)
-Chris
On Monday, March 10, 2003, at 02:32 PM, jim gronquist wrote:
I've started using the t-mobile wireless service available at Starbucks and some airports. It works well in the bay area and I even got a signal in O'Hare Airport last week (not completely certain that it was t-mobile). My question is the t-mobile service suggests that users take security precautions, however, it doesn't go into any detail of how to do this. The only thing that I'm familiar with is setting a WEP Key. Not certain if I can somehow do this with t-mobile. Anybody else using this service. Any suggestions on what I might do to at least minimize any security risks?
Thanks,
Jim
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