Showing posts with label protection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label protection. Show all posts
Friday, August 11, 2017
Ultimate Copy Protection for your Files
Ultimate Copy Protection for your Files
The Ultimate Copy Protection for your Files!Copy Protect lets you copy protect your audios, videos, documents and pictures so that they cannot be duplicated, copied or distributed by illegal means. Copy Protect converts all supported formats into executable applications that run only in the drives they are prepared for. If these files are copied to another drive, they do not run and become useless. With Copy Protect, you can allow other users to execute your files but not copy them to their own drive(s) making it possible for data in use security of your most previous files.
Once Copy Protect converts your media files into executable applications, they can run without the need of any software on the other hand, minimizing the chances of unavailability. Furthermore, since files run only in the drive they are prepared for, you have zero risks of data leaking from one place to another. The program comes with a special built-in picture and document viewer that lets you view and read your copy protected files; and a built-in player for your copy protected videos and audios. With Copy Protect�s playlist option, you can also organize and manage all your media files.
Features and Benefits:
- Copy Protection: Copy Protect uses advanced level of copy protection technology that cannot be tampered in any way which means your copy protected data is completely save from illegal copying and piracy.
- Easy to use: Copy Protect has a user-friendly graphical user interface that requires no expert technical know-how for operation. It is very easy to navigate and use.
- Accessibility: The program offers you a hassle free way to view, play and read your copy protected pictures, audios, videos and documents because it comes with special built-in player for your videos and audios, and a viewer for your pictures and documents.
- Peace of Mind: Total peace of mind from security leaks and privacy breaches. Never again fear of what�s happening to your CD, DVD or USB drive while it is being used by someone else.
- Portable Application: Copy Protect is unique because it creates copy protected applications which are portable. It means no need to install the program at the other end to run copy protected files.
- No Administrative Privileges Required: Copy Protect does not ask for any special privileges to run the copy protected application. It does not require administrative rights to play copy protected videos and audios or to read copy protected files and documents.
- Increased Revenue: Increase your revenue with Copy Protect by preventing illegal copying, piracy and duplication of your copyright materials.
- Prevent Image Theft: Now with Copy Protect, you are in full control to prevent your images and digital pictures from being theft or copied illegally. Now you can furnish a sample of your digital pictures, art work, graphic designs or plan draughts without the client being able to copy them.
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Sunday, August 6, 2017
U S Consulate General Basra Dangerously Exposed but Under Iraqi Protection
U S Consulate General Basra Dangerously Exposed but Under Iraqi Protection
Ted Koppel recently had a piece on our "exit" from Iraq for NBCs Rock Center. In an interview with NPR, Ted Koppel noted that all our troops will soon be out "save 157 who will be guarding the embassy, and a few hundred U.S. military trainers."
In his interview with Ambassador Jeffrey, Ted Koppel asked the ambassador what happens if our folks there come under direct attack. The ambassador responded that this is the responsibility of the Iraqi government. When pushed if he was confident that the Iraqis would respond, Ambassador Jeffrey said "yes." Of course, can we really expect our ambassador there to say "no" on teevee? I am having a really bad tummy ache over this.
I posted the opening of U.S. Consulate General in Basra in this blog last July. The clip below talks about ConGen Basra with 1320 people (apparently also known as Fort Apache), which is rocketed two or three times a week. Also piece here on Shalamcha, Iraq�s southern border crossing into Iran, a stone throw from Basra:
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Here are the rest of the clips from NBCs Rock Center:
No Exit: US military leaving Iraq but presence remains
No Exit: Iraqs oil and Irans influence
No Exit: Ted Koppels reflect on Iraqs future
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