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Hi All, Actually I want to design such a software through which user can access internet safely. If something happen through internet (like virus, etc)that should not be affect to our machine/computer. Please give any idea to do it?
john5632 wrote:
Please give any idea to do it?
Physically disconnect the machine. :)
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Hi All, Actually I want to design such a software through which user can access internet safely. If something happen through internet (like virus, etc)that should not be affect to our machine/computer. Please give any idea to do it?
Use a licensed antivirus software :)
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Hi All, Actually I want to design such a software through which user can access internet safely. If something happen through internet (like virus, etc)that should not be affect to our machine/computer. Please give any idea to do it?
If you could do that, then I'd advise you to apply to microsoft, and ask for a reeeeeeeally big paycheck. The way I've seen it for semi paranoid people is to run the browser in a virtual machine. So, setup the machine, and when it is "switched off", discard any changes made in the last session. Citrix do a product that does this slightly automatically, but you'll have to go look it up. Iain.
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john5632 wrote:
Please give any idea to do it?
Physically disconnect the machine. :)
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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john5632 wrote:
Please give any idea to do it?
Physically disconnect the machine. :)
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
This is going on my arrogant assumptions. You may have a superb reason why I'm completely wrong. -- Iain Clarke
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Physically disconnect the machine.
and Shutdown power supply
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Hi All, Actually I want to design such a software through which user can access internet safely. If something happen through internet (like virus, etc)that should not be affect to our machine/computer. Please give any idea to do it?
john5632 wrote:
Please give any idea to do it?
With a lot of work : Define requirements in details (market research, technology research ... ) Define speficications in details Define design Plan development cycles and development methodologies. Plan testing cycles. ... good luck.
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Hi All, Actually I want to design such a software through which user can access internet safely. If something happen through internet (like virus, etc)that should not be affect to our machine/computer. Please give any idea to do it?
You could do that if you could garantee that no downloaded files are ever executed. Problem is that internet access is not only downloading webpages. You want to display them, and there the problem starts. Displaying a PDF means running an external program...and what about javascript? So: your main problem is how to avoid (implicit) executes. That means write everything yourself or accept that many common things can not be supported (no javascripts for example) One drastic solution: read the webpage with your own program, change all the links in the webpage to a local non-exsisting path and then display it in your webbrowser. This gives a good idea about the work you have to do...