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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maldur" data-source="post: 579042" data-attributes="member: 1357">Computer Security and the Common PersonGeneral:Are you computer literate? YesAre you emplyed or expect to be employed by the IT industry? Yesare you a regular user of the Internet? YesHave you ever been a victim of Internet Crime? No, just some viriiComputer Systems:What type of operating system do you primarily use?Windows NTWindows 2000How many computers do you own?4Do you operate a home network? YesDo you currently have any of the following security products install (List all that apply)?FirewallsIntrusion DetectionVirus scannerOpinions:1.) Agree Strongly.2.) Agree Somewhat.3.) Neither agree nor disagree.4.) Disagree somewhat.5.) Disagree Strongly.a.) Hostile cyber activity is on the increase.2b.) Hackers are developing stronger political beliefs.3c.) Hacking can be ethical if undertaken to achieve ideological or political goals.4d.) IT security firms oversell their ability to protect systems.3e.) No computer system in the world is entirely secure.1f.) Knowledge and information should be freely accessible to all.2g.) Hacking is a threat to society.4h.) Hacking is as serious as crime in the real world.4i.) Enough is being done to fight internet crime. 3[/B]</blockquote>Your username is strange, You know that Dood means death in dutch, right?[/QUOTE]