How is the security in Mac iCloud?

It's as secure as the password you use for your Apple ID. Make it a good one.

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HT1918 How recalled the security question for account iTunes

How recalled the security question for account iTunes

Check the AppleCare number for your country here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57
Call them up, and let them know you would like to be transferred to the Account Security Team.

How is the performance of Mac Pro if i use it as host for windows and linux virtual machines.

How is the performance of Mac Pro if i use it as host for windows and linux virtual machines.
I am planning to buy a high performance PC to run my Windows and Linux servers as vitrual machines for my testing purposes.
Initially i planned to build my own computer with recommended configurations but considering space constaints and cooling factors i think Mac Pro can be a choice. But need some inputs if Mac pro (Intel Xeon E5, 12 GB RAM) is good for running virtual Machines.

You could even run Windows natively and still run your VM servers.
I have seen reports and such on MacRumors and elsewhere - run Windows natively as well as VMs (can also do testing and run Mavericks in a VM under Mavericks)
The fast internal PCIe-SSD, plus 6 or 8 cores, and 32-64GB RAM. Of course for $5,000 for 8-core, some Thunderbolt storage and 32GB/64GB RAM you can buy some serious hardware.

How to recover the security copy from iCloud

When I set up my new iPhone I couldn't do it with my set up kept on iCloud because the version of IOS was different, so I started like new one and then I update the version of IOS. Now I don't know how to recover my security copy on iCloud. Could you please help me?

Go to Settings>General>Reset, tap Erase All Content and Settings, go back through the setup screens on the phone and when given the option, choose Restore from iCloud Backup.

HT5312 I need help it's not showing me how send the security password to my email

I've been trying to buy this game and it says it's my first time purchasing this item on this phone and I forgot the security password and it's not showing me how to send it to my weak I need help please and thank you.

You need to ask Apple to reset your security questions; ways of contacting them include phoning AppleCare and asking for the Account Security team, clicking here and picking a method for your country, and filling out and submitting this form.
They wouldn't be security questions if they could be bypassed without Apple verifying your identity.
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How is the quicken I mac version?

how is the I Mac version of quicken?

The current version will not run on the pre-2006 iMacs this forum covers. If your computer is newer, I can get you moved to the forum when more people are probably using the current Quicken version.
What does "About this Mac" say for your Mac OSX version and processor type? That's the quickest way to see what forum area you need.

When I loaded the security update my iCloud email stopped getting sent to Apple mail...only to iCloud on the web. What to do?

When I installed the security update my iMac sent all my iCloud emails to iCloud mail on the web and not to Apple Mail where my main email address is and where I like to work. What to do?

Quit Mail, the run Repair Disk Permissions at least 2x in Disk Utility. Restart the computer in Safe Mode. Then restart normally and test, if the problem persists please post back.

Newbie: How does the security manager work with EJB?

Hi,
I am new to J2EE and do not seem to grasp how the security manager (or J2EESecurityManager) works with EJB.
My bean does security-senisitive stuff (like getting the Policy object) and must not do so unless I give it permission in the policy file. So far so good. But the permission will only work if I grant it to ALL code, like:
grant {
permission java.security.SecurityPermission "getPolicy";
Beans do not seem to have a protection domain or code source/certificates attached to it. so I cannot say
grant "/file/sw/ejb/myejb.jar" {
permission java.security.SecurityPermission "getPolicy";
Why is that (probably because beans run remote)? But more importantly, how DO I set permissions based on which bean it is?

If I add that directory as the codebase to
a grant statement any class loaded from there will
have the specified permission.I thought so, too, and that is why I went digging for the code source of my bean (i.e. where is it deployed, from where is it loaded) but that source is NULL:
Some program output:
==Has security manager: com.sun.enterprise.J2EESecurityManager
==Code source is ProtectionDomain (null <no certificates>)
The code seems to have no code source (null) and no signatures (in fact, I also signed my code with the keytool but that certificate did not show here either).
I am running this against the j2ee server 1.3 -- just experimenting, but it does not go so well. :-)

How Does The security-role Mapping Work?

          I am studying the security part of the deployment descriptor. I am confused about
          how the mapping works.
          Suppose we have
          <security-role>
          <role-name>manager</role-name>
          </security-role>
          and
          <security-role-ref>
          <role-name>FOO</role-name>
          <role-link>manager</role-link>
          </security-role-ref>
          My first question is when a client of the servlet supplies a name for authentication,
          the name supplied should be FOO or can be, say, John Smith?
          Then, according to the Servlet Specification, a security role is a logical grouping
          of users defined by the Application Developer
          or Assembler. When the application is deployed, roles are mapped by a Deployer
          to principals or groups in the runtime environment.
          My second question is how deployer maps the role, say, manager, to principals
          or groups in the runtime environment?
          Thanks in advance.


          Thanks a lot, Udit.
          "Udit Singh" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hello,
          >The role-name is mapped to principals or gruops based on the security-role-assignment
          >entrires in weblogic.xml. Let us say you have a role-name FOO and you
          >want to
          >assing this role to users John and Mark. You need to make this entry
          >in weblogic.xml-
          ><security_role_assignment>
          > <role-name>FOO</role-name>
          > <principal-name>John</principal-name>
          > <principal-name>Mark</principal-name>
          > </security_role_assignment>
          >
          >so now actually the user need to supply John or Mark as user name at
          >the time
          >of authentication . Hope it helps.
          >
          >Udit
          >
          >
          >"[email protected]" entrance wrote:
          >>
          >>I am studying the security part of the deployment descriptor. I am confused
          >>about
          >>how the mapping works.
          >>Suppose we have
          >><security-role>
          >><role-name>manager</role-name>
          >></security-role>
          >>
          >>and
          >>
          >><security-role-ref>
          >><role-name>FOO</role-name>
          >><role-link>manager</role-link>
          >></security-role-ref>
          >>
          >>My first question is when a client of the servlet supplies a name for
          >>authentication,
          >>the name supplied should be FOO or can be, say, John Smith?
          >>
          >>Then, according to the Servlet Specification, a security role is a logical
          >>grouping
          >>of users defined by the Application Developer
          >>or Assembler. When the application is deployed, roles are mapped by
          >a
          >>Deployer
          >>to principals or groups in the runtime environment.
          >>
          >>My second question is how deployer maps the role, say, manager, to principals
          >>or groups in the runtime environment?
          >>
          >>Thanks in advance.
          >>
          >>
          >>
          >

How open the new apple mac keyboards

I have just bought the new apple mac keyboards (White) but have spilt something on them so need to open them up to clean them inside.Does anyone know how i can do this-thier appear to be something on the back but the tools i have dont seem to fit (but i am missing some) sizes (if they are the way to open them up ?).Anyone know how to open them up ?
thanks
rich

Hi. Some cleaning tips here
http://theminiblog.co.uk/archives/2006/11/16/how-to-cleaning-the-apple-keyboard/
Oh - and more here
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=mackeyboard+clean&btnG=GoogleSearch&meta=
Good Luck.

Two subjects one is be aware of (855)999-9115 calling you and how can i secure my mac or my Netgear Box

Two subjects here:
1: I got a call from this phone number telling me this is so and so from Netgear , (855)999-9115 .The reason i am calling you is we detected that someone had hacked your Netgear Router and he told me to type in the Google search bar logmein123.com , So i did so and then he told me to type 5 or 6 numbers so he can go inn to my computer to repare it (All this over my cell phone) Not sure how he got it or he was the original to hack my system and get all my infor from my Two Iphones,Macbook Pro ,Ipad Air and my Imac .
So he start doing not sure what put me on hold each time and then he pops up a page higlighting a name by Midnight Gracie a few times that she or he had hacked your system and he will remove it for free.I trusted him since Netgear is a respectful company , Aftey 32 minutes he tells me i spoke to my supervisor and you pay one time lifetime fee of $399.00 charged to your credit card ,I said no way cant ,Then put me on hold again , came back said ok my supervisor said $299.00 to make story short he siad ok you are over 65 years old special price $49.00 and i will fix your system.Then i said no so he started loging out of my system but in the 32 minutes or more what did he do to my computer ?
The guy sunded as a Philipino . Two guys after this scam since when he called me first i was driving and asked me to be called back , But when i got home i called him and the other guy asnwerd the phone and said ok the Technician that called you is here and talk to him,It it was Netgear how would you knopw who called.
This namber is a big scam , Many people got screwed paid money and wrote reviews on Yelp and other places that thye where great fixed there computer and so helpfull.
I filed a complaint at the Internet FBI and other place that i called forgot there names they take complaints for internet fraud .
BE AWARE NOT TO GET THROUGH THIS , REPORT THEM SO THEY GO TO JAIL ASAP.
2:
How can i protect my systems at home?
I went changed my users name and passwrod on my router and all my computers. But if he got in to my system who can i be sure that he will not get inn to it again since he had all my info and ny IP#.
Please tey to help .
Best regards
Sam

1. I'd backup all of my personal data (only) and perform a clean install of OSX if I experienced your problem as no one here or elsewhere could guarantee your machine is free from compromise after that scenario. You should also change your Apple ID password if you haven't done this already.
2. Ultimately trust no one other than yourself even though this is difficult if not impossible in the real world. There are measures you can take however which will lessen your chances of being compromised. Here's a link to one of the most concise write-ups I've ever read on basic computer security essentials by ASC contributer Linc Davis for the average person (scroll to Linc's reply at the bottom of this linked page):
https://discussions.apple.com/message/21065409#21065409

How do I secure a Mac Mini?

I'm going to college in the Fall and want to buy a Mac Mini, but I'm concerned about security. What are my options?

Totally agree. The best review I've read in a while is http://www.geekwithlaptop.com/tryten-mac-mini-security-mount-protects-your-gadge t-while-maintaining-style and of course the best place to look is http://www.tryten.com

Any of the security copies of iCloud is compatible with the iOS version (6.0.1) of this iphone

Well I recieved new iPhone 5 due to some warranty issues with the other one, so i just finished charging it the 8 hours, and now, I'm trying to re-establish my iCloud security copy, but it tells me that they are not compatible, because the version of the copy is 6.1.4, and the new device is 6.0.1
¿What can I do?

Hello jujuanco
You will want to restore the iPhone and update it to the latest version so you can restore from your backup. The article below will assist with that process.
iTunes: Restoring iOS software
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1414
Another way to do this is update the phone and then erase all contents and settings to get it to the same place.
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Regards,
-Norm G.

How toReset the security code

I fogot my security code my N73 phone,How to reset it. pls help me.

Hi manurak
Unfortunately you will need to visit a Nokia Care Point with proof of ownership.
Happy to have helped forum in a small way with a Support Ratio = 37.0

How does the security model work for external USB disks attached to an AEBS

I've attached a USB disk to my AEBS after partitioning it first on my MBP using Disk Utility. I created a single partition with a GUID partition table covering the entire disk. Next I deselected the "Ignore ownership on this volume" checkmark and assigned myself and my wife read/write access, my group read access, and the rest no access. Next, I hooked it up to the AEBS and created some test files. I noticed in Terminal that the files I created all had rwx access for user, group and others. Trying to chmod that into something less open, like rwx for me, rx for the group and nothing for others didn't work. Also I noticed that when I was logged in the files I had created had my name as the owner, but when my wife logged in, those same files were owned by my wife.
What is happening here ? Who is the actual owner of the files on the external USB disk on my AEBS, and what are the real access rights (as they seem to depend on the actual user). On my AEBS I've setup "File sharing", "With accounts" and created accounts for both me and my wife, as well as disabled guest account access.
I get the impression that the owner and access rights seem to depend on the actual user connected to the AEBS, but I'm not sure.
Can anybody please enlighten me on the subject of AEBS access rights/ownership for USB disks ?
With kind regards,
Aloy

All that I can provide is what has worked for me for years.
The Time Capsule is setup as the router for the network, connected to a simple Zoom 5431J cable modem.
Static Internet IP connection from the cable provider is 12.34.567.89
By default, the Time Capsule is at 10.0.1.1 on the local network
Port Mapping setup for the Time Capsule is......
Public UDP Port 8884
Public TCP Ports 8884
Private IP 10.0.1.1
Private UDP 548
Private TCP 548
The hard drive on the Time Capsule is accessed from a remote location at afp://12.34.567.89:8884
The AirPort Extreme is connected by Ethernet to the Time Capsule and is it setup to operate in Bridge Mode
The AirPort Extreme always receives a reserved local IP address of 10.0.1.2 from the Time Capsule
The Port Mapping setup (on the Time Capsule) looks like this for the AirPort Extreme.......
Public UDP Port 8888
Public TCP Port 8888
Private IP 10.0.1.2
Private UDP 548
Private TCP 548
The USB hard drive connected to the AirPort Extreme is accessed from a remote location at afp://12.34.567.89:8888
If you are still having difficulty, I would delete all of Port Mapping settings on the Time Capsule and Update the Time Capsule. Then, go back and setup the Port Mapping for the Time Capsule, check that to make sure that it is working, then setup the Port Mapping settings on the Time Capsule for the AirPort Extreme.

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