Security → Re: How to set ZA to protect during bootup...(?)

This is getting boring, reread your own post you said it was a dial up, and a Lan, or you agreed the test was done on a Lan, now you are making up something else.

The threat is simply not there until some proves it is, so far a test was done on a Lan, so even now you agree no real test was done nor does any threat exist thanks.

PS if you use ZA please do your own test not on a Lan, so we can have a real test to talk about we should all agree no test was ever done, and we are wanting for some ZA user to do a test so we will know either way.

said by Vampirefo:

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This is getting boring, reread your own post you said it was a dial up, and a Lan, or you agreed the test was done on a Lan, now you are making up something else.

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What dont you understand in the following sentence:"My computer, as any other with always-on-connection, is apparently vulnerable for period of 10 seconds during bootup even when ZA is installed. This gives possibility to attack the computer from LAN or from internet with worms, hacks, whatever."

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The threat is simply not there until some proves it is, so far a test was done on a Lan, so even now you agree no real test was done nor does any threat exist thanks.

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What dont you understand in the following sentence:"My computer, as any other with always-on-connection, is apparently vulnerable for period of 10 seconds during bootup even when ZA is installed. This gives possibility to attack the computer from LAN or from internet with worms, hacks, whatever."

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PS if you use ZA please do your own test not on a Lan

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My computer IS on LAN based connection AND apparently vulnerable 10 seconds during reboot. Why you dont understand this fact?

Please post your test not some else's ping test, but the test you did, explain in detail please.