security

This is a very exciting topic. I recently observed a conversation where sysadmins talked about network problems. Well, go figure :) But anyway, instead of joining, I just listened and as the conversation progressed, I was more and more confident that I had my next article to write about. It seemed that these folks had a serious problem understanding the concept of vlans. I don't really see why, as there is another post about vlans right here, how come they never read it?

These days security is an important question. Everyone tries to keep stuff as a secret. In this article, I'm focusing on a home solution to keep private things secure. Of course, one may ask: is this really important? This is one point that might worth arguing about. No need to think military grade secrets, but I'm sure there most of us have stuff that should be encrypted. Bank statements, credit card details, passwords, reminders, payslips - or even home videos.