> Encrypt your hard disk.
Hoping that the encryption you use has no backdoor.
> Choose a *very* good password.
For the encryption, I suppose. That once one has his hands on the
hardware there is no user/prom/bios password stopping his intrusion.
> Unless they are a honey trap - and then you can see what is actually
> trying to break into your network
Honey trap are honey trap, not unguarded computers - I mean computer
people use without care for security.
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