theSuperman

Encryption or not, sending out deauth packets every second will prevent the wifi camera from connecting back to its AP.

I prefer to run init 0 to shutdown my zipit. Quicker to type.

Before my ISP blocked incoming connections on port 80 (shame on you, PTD), I would randomly get people trying to accesss mysql folders on my webserver. This would happen at like 4am. I would just block the IP address from my router and be done with it. As people have already said, just make sure to use a strong password and limit the number of allowed login attempts. Oh and ensure anonymous logins are disabled!

If you really think someone is accessing your computer without you knowing, why dont you put a password on it to prevent anyone from logging in?

Too bad the server is not Unix, because the command would be so much easier: init 0 :)

So I have my Zipit Z2 flashed with Debian Linux installed, and I am trying to get a lightweight web browser. Ive tried literally about 10. Links2 works good enough, it just does not have support for Javascript (there is a -enable-javascript 1 option, but that does not seem to do anything). Theres eLinks, but thats command line only and does not show images. Midori works, but its very slow starting up and loading pages, and does not fit entirely on the screen (even when maximized). Netsurf and dill do not do javascript either, and I cannot figure out how to get Opera installed on the device (I have a feeling Opera is too bloated for the Zipit anyway). Links2 is what I am using now, but does anyone have a good suggestion of a lightweight web browser with Javascript support that I should try? Thanks.

Huh? Are you saying the stock Zipit Z2 comes with a web browser? Or once you flash it and install debian it does? I think you are getting your wireless devices confused. There is no way that the Z2 can support flash. There is not enough RAM to run a full fledged web browser (swap is used heavily).