Re: Tiny
And more to the point you don't have to hollow it out with all the attendant energy and waste output that generates
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What could GWR have done in this case? Maybe monitor for multiple logon attempts from unknown users which would probably be the only real indicator that an attack was being carried out using a data base of existing user/password combinations harvested from the web. It would seem that they did pick it up using this sort of methodology but the basic issue is people reusing the same password everywhere and not being aware when their passwords may have been compromised or not changing them every where if they do become aware.
I can't see how you can legislate for that sort of educational problem
Even if it were the best product on the planet and was free as in beer, no security bod in his right mind would put all the eggs in a single basket or at least I wouldn't. But I agree it is a very good product and like some others I could name should be a part of the general armoury but they do appear to be pricing themselves out of the market.
Here in sunny Shropshire between Wolverhampton and Telford I get 90 mb down 30 Mbl up on EE used as my main broadband as BT can't be arsed to stretch Vdsl from my cabinet 1500m from my village so provide 1.5mb speeds over ancient copper. Thank god for EE that's all I will say
Until recently they allowed Enterprise customers to distribute a standalone installer to its End Users for use on their home machines for free always considered this a nice touch from an AV vendour I first came across nearly 20 years ago when updates were distributed by me walking around the Office with a CD that Sophos posted to us in a monthly basis!!!