Comments on: Revolution not reforms http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/2009/01/29/revolution-not-reforms Iranian politics, security and technology Thu, 17 May 2012 03:50:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: koresh aryamanesh http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/2009/01/29/revolution-not-reforms#comment-8 koresh aryamanesh Mon, 09 Feb 2009 23:48:15 +0000 http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/?p=30#comment-8 dorood Dear babak thank you for your helping im so sorry to take your time but i got what you meant there is a important security question dear this blog has been censored in iran and users need proxy to get this weblog ,but i am using webgozar that gives me information about users and i can send for registered users my daily posts i have heard because of censoring my blog there is no danger for users but i am not sure could you plz give me some information about this topic? many thanks best regards dorood
Dear babak
thank you for your helping
im so sorry to take your time but i got what you meant
there is a important security question dear
this blog has been censored in iran and users need proxy to get this weblog ,but i am using webgozar that gives me information about users
and i can send for registered users my daily posts
i have heard because of censoring my blog there is no danger for users
but i am not sure
could you plz give me some information about this topic?
many thanks
best regards

]]> By: Babak Namdar http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/2009/01/29/revolution-not-reforms#comment-7 Babak Namdar Mon, 09 Feb 2009 21:06:04 +0000 http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/?p=30#comment-7 Dorood, I see your blog is posted on blogspot so I don't think there's a whole lot you should have to worry about as far as security goes. If there are any exploits in the code that runs blogspot it is usually patched fairly quickly. I would say the weakest link is your password. Make sure you have a strong password that uses symbols like '< % ] }' and use upper and lower case characters. You can make a simply sentence be your password: 1lik3 su|\|ny d@ys which reads: i like sunny days Let me know if the above doesn't make sense. Seppas. Dorood, I see your blog is posted on blogspot so I don’t think there’s a whole lot you should have to worry about as far as security goes. If there are any exploits in the code that runs blogspot it is usually patched fairly quickly.

I would say the weakest link is your password. Make sure you have a strong password that uses symbols like ‘< % ] }’ and use upper and lower case characters.

You can make a simply sentence be your password:
1lik3 su|\|ny d@ys

which reads: i like sunny days

Let me know if the above doesn’t make sense.

Seppas.

]]> By: koresh aryamanesh http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/2009/01/29/revolution-not-reforms#comment-6 koresh aryamanesh Sun, 08 Feb 2009 22:22:13 +0000 http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/?p=30#comment-6 dear babak I am manager of be soye azadi weblog and supporter of marze por gohar party I need to ask a question from you about safety of my blog i am thankful to you if you give me your email address to contact you many thanks best regards dear babak
I am manager of be soye azadi weblog and supporter of marze por gohar party
I need to ask a question from you about safety of my blog
i am thankful to you if you give me your email address to contact you
many thanks
best regards

]]> By: mehrdad http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/2009/01/29/revolution-not-reforms#comment-5 mehrdad Tue, 03 Feb 2009 22:12:15 +0000 http://babak.marzeporgohar.org/?p=30#comment-5 You hit the target!! Bull's eye. When you are dealing with a regime armed to teeth, who does not understand (or perhaps respect) anything but the language of brutality, you have to leave all options open, including armed struugle, violent overthrow, mass demonstrations, you name it. It would be ideal if the regime gave way to a democratic process. It might even make some sense that it might collapse under its own weight. But all options need to be explored, with an eye towards practicality of those options. Yes I am aware of turbulence in the society, upheavel, and even open civil war. But if we really mean it, we need to bring all our weight to get rid of this tyranny, or else.......... Pirouz bashid. Best regards, mehrdad You hit the target!! Bull’s eye. When you are dealing with a regime armed to teeth, who does not understand (or perhaps respect) anything but the language of brutality, you have to leave all options open, including armed struugle, violent overthrow, mass demonstrations, you name it. It would be ideal if the regime gave way to a democratic process. It might even make some sense that it might collapse under its own weight. But all options need to be explored, with an eye towards practicality of those options. Yes I am aware of turbulence in the society, upheavel, and even open civil war. But if we really mean it, we need to bring all our weight to get rid of this tyranny, or else……….

Pirouz bashid.

Best regards,

mehrdad

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