Cyber Security

Circumcise your hard drive. It'll protect your computer from viruses just like circumcision protects you from HIV.

>>59457886
...ok. Aside from that, do you recommend anything?

To get rid of files Im using File Shredder v2.0 with the DoD 5220-22.M algorithm. I use to use the Guttman algorithm with 35 passes but it takes too long and I've heard after 7-10 passes it's redundant.

>>59457868
GNU Privacy Guard. Anything else is trash

>>59457913
Nice, I'll give it a check. Any reason why it's sticks out from the rest?

Also sorry for not being clear on the OP, I meant file encryption or protection, although I could also use computer security software.

So you guys can have a laugh, Im using Panda Cloud and Microsoft Security essentials to protect my comp... I know, cringe....

>>59457868
What you are looking for is POSReady

>>59457987
Why would I need a point of service software? Unless im missing something, you're trolling.

>>59457868
truecrypt
veracrypt

Buy a flash drive/memory stick/whatever, put your documents right fucking there and encrypt the whole thing using VeraCrypt. If you're paranoid as fuck, you could generate a public-private keypair (see GPG) and encrypt the archive.

Look up "Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer".
It's not so much a virus scanner, instead it is a Host Scanner that analyzes how secure your computer is against potential hacking attempts.
If you are on Linux, the program "lynis" does the same