Re: Defending yourself against Nazi IT departments



The precondition you imposed is that you are *already* at work.
If you are *already* at work in a place with a "Nazi IT department",
then you are not going to be able to install remotely onto your
computer at home (at least not without it being detected).

Not sure I understand your problem. It works for me.

I have worked as a consultant for many years and I always had problems reading my own emails from behind large company’s firewalls. This solves the problem, though it requires that Java is installed on the computer I am using. I know others have experimented with putting Java on a USB-stick, but this has so far not been necessary for me.
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