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I'm concerned how safe exactly is the incognito window in protecting your information (like cookies and stuff like that)
Anonymous web browsers. Does it work? What principals does it use? Can I use it to test access to my web site? When visitor of site using it, can I detect this, what is the different between traditional and anonymous browsing?
Thank you to everyone for explanation.
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While I am getting a...
It helps security if the attacker waits until the 91st day to access your system, simple as that...which is perhaps why Bruce Schneier says changing your password on a regular, scheduled basis is a 99%-worthless security protocol and to change your password only if you think it's been compromised...
Challenge for you guys, here:
I need some method (preferably built-in, but F/OSS third-party apps may also be considered) to generate a list of sub-folders, at a certain level, along with (or, better, filtered by) their "modified date".
Example:
For folder structure:
C:
\---Reports
+----T...
Coined this one myself:
AviD's Law of Regulatory Compliance:
"Compliance reduces the risk of the penalties of non-compliance".
Powershell:
gci C:\Reports\*\* | where {$_.LastWriteTime -gt ((get-date)- (new-timespan -day 7))} | select FullName,LastWriteTime | ft
Breaking it down a bit:
gci (aka get-childitem) does what it sounds like, treats the supplied file system path as an object and pulls the child items (files o...
