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The document provides tips for securing a personal computer, including installing a firewall, attaching physical locks and cables, creating backups stored offsite, and using strong passwords with letters, numbers, and passphrases.

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The document provides tips for securing a personal computer, including installing a firewall, attaching physical locks and cables, creating backups stored offsite, and using strong passwords with letters, numbers, and passphrases.

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NABILAH HANUM BINTI MUSTAFA NURUL AMIRA BINTI ABU BAKAR

2014451998 2014278736

SAKINAH BINTI KAMARUDDIN SHAHIRAH BINTI PI HUSIN


2014673912 2014268066

AS120 4C
INSTALL FIREWALL
• Personal firewall detects and protects a
personal computer from unauthorized
intrusions.
• Hardware firewalls stop intrusions before
they attempt to affect your computer
maliciously.

PUT LOCKS &CABLE


• Attach a physical device such as
a cable to lock a mobile
computer temporarily to a
stationary object.
• This type of security does not
prevent theft, but it renders the
computer useless if it is stolen.
CREATE BACKUP
Offsite backups are stored in a location
separate from the computer site.
• Save time and hassle when you need to
retrieve lost data and restore it to the proper
location
• Having a second backup provides a level of
redundancy in case the first backup fails.

PUT USERNAME AND PASSWORD


Longer passwords provide greater security than
shorter ones.
• Numbers as letters — Replace one or more
letters with numbers, i.e., a=4, b=8, e=3,
g=6,
• Pass phrase code — Use the first or last letter
of each word from a memorable phrase, e.g.,
"EfNtmMp" for the phrase, "Eat food. Not
too much. Mostly plants."
• Little known or unknown information — Use
a fact or event you'll always remember, but
that you don't normally share with others

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