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Issue
45 - September 2005
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Features
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Two-Factor
Authentication Increases Your Online Security
What
is two-factor authentication?
It means users, in addition to their password, need one of the following
to log in a system or to access a network service:...
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Desktop
Security Management
Connecting to today's turbulent computing environment
is not risk free. How can users survive from unknown virus infection,
phishing attacks, software vulnerabilities and zero-day exploit?...
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Activity Clips
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New
Look of Mobile Computer Service
The Mobile
Computer Service (MCS) is a service provided by the Computing Services
Centre (CSC) to allow students to access the campus network and
the Internet via the wireless LAN to facilitate their studies. All
full-time and part-time students in the main campus are eligible
to borrow notebook computers (notebooks) from the MCS Counter for
campus use...
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Computer
Support Services in Lecture Theatres and Classrooms
The Computing
Services Centre (CSC) has been offering comprehensive IT support
and services to faculty, staff and students especially in the lecture
theatre (LT) and classroom environment. In particular, the CSC has
worked with the Facilities Management Office (FMO) to provide a
complete set of computer and audio-visual equipment for teaching
purposes...
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Enhanced
Junk Mail Filtering Service
Spam,
or junk mail, refers to unsolicited
commercial email (UCE) and unsolicited bulk email (UBE).
It is an annoying problem faced by most of the email users. In order
to provide better spam filtering service, CSC has upgraded the "spam
scanner" software from SpamAssassin to Sophos Pure
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Help
Desk Report - a Useful Tool to Enchance Service Quality
In response
to the rapid changing computing environment and increasing demand
for services, the Computing Services Centre (CSC) set up the Help
Desk in September 1997 with dedicated human, hardware and software
resources to help users resolve their day-to-day usage problems... |
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