Re: Best secure surfing solution
From: Lawrence Rodis (lrodis_at_strategicresource.com)
Date: 01/31/04
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Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 02:04:00 GMT
George,
To prevent your ISP, what Flag said is correct. For your Company, they
could have access to everything you do in minutes. Look at spectorsoft.com
and their spector professional edition. I'm using it on PC for several
clients. And have caught folks doing things they should not. Best to keep
your private stuff off of other peoples PC's.
-- Regards, Lawrence A. Rodis President Strategic Resource Consulting Group L.L.C. 702-221-6274 lrodis@strategicresource.com www.strategicresource.com "George" <lgst036@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:f86efd4e.0401301646.3729e776@posting.google.com... > Hi, > > I would be grateful if someone could give me some advice. > Not wanting my ISP or employer to see confidential emails and surfing, > I have set up a service with companies providing secure web browsing > (Idzap, the cloak, etc). So my web browser is using https using > certificates from the company offering this service. > I have read about possibilities of intercepting the https with "man in > the middle" or maybe other techniques. > How difficult it is for an ISP or my company’s network > administrator to do that. Translated in money, how much would they > need to spend to do that. > Are there any better solutions, maybe a VPN service, Kerberos setup or > anything else possible. > Of course the above assumes that the secure service provider is > trusted on which I would be keen to find any of their commonly known > policies. (maybe suggestions) > > Many thanks > > George
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