Rules? You would ask me the ancient rules, youngling? Here are rules for you, youngling, that you may live long enough to learn wisdom.
- Thou shalt never tell anyone thy password, that thy days be long and thy account secure.
- Thou shalt never share thy account with anyone, even thy siblings.
- Thou shalt use no word of the dictionary as thy password, nor any name.
- Thou shalt not write down thy password in plain form, that thy enemies not find it.
- Thou shalt accept no unknown files, nor files from people thou knowest not.
- Thou shalt open no email attachments by clicking on them, lest they conceal executable files.
- Thou shalt run no program, nor open no document, without knowing exactly what it is and that its source be entirely trusted.
- Thou shalt protect thyself with anti-virus software and update it regularly, and likewise thou shalt use a secure firewall.
- Thou shalt not have Microsoft Outlook nor Outlook Express on thy computer, for they are an abomination in the sight of security.
- Thou shalt remember that which sounds too good to be true is undoubtedly not true, and trust it not.
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