On 08/23/2016 09:54 AM, Sylvia Sánchez wrote:
Hello everybody!
Here's the link to the draft, I think is almost ready but if anyone has an
idea to add, feel free to do so. Besides that, it needs some format and
images, and probably some edition too?
https://fedoramagazine.org/?p=14015&preview_id=14015
Looking forward to know your thoughts.
Some remarks:
Points 1-3 seems to be related to mobile phones (Android?). We don't
have any app permissions on Fedora/Linux.
Point 4 - 8 - password does no help you by any mean. If someone stole
your laptop it can be booted to runlevel 0 - rescue mode and you don't
need any password then. You can read all data. Only thing which helps
you it's home dir (or whole drive) encryption, which is also mandatory
for all laptops owned by various companies.
Point 10 - if you have skills to install third party code on linux you
probably know what you're doing. It's no so easy as on Windows.
"While surfing the world wide web…" chapter
- those tips may help you, but there are far more important ones:
1. Always have your browser up-to date, use the latest one
2. Don't install extensions from unknown sources, use official store.
3. Don't visit suspicious web sites (warez, p0rn, etc...) because those
usually contain malware/trojans. If you need to do so, use browser
private mode and/or sandboxed browser.
I'd also shorten the article/tips to increase readability.
ma.
Cheers,
Sylvia
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