 methods of gaining access to, and even control over, the target. Such a destructive program package may include one virus shutting down antivirus and virus warning software, one program looking for ways of getting access to the computer and yet another program searching for passwords, usernames and addresses.
Many computers today are provided with cameras, microphones or other communication devices, typically for the purpose of being able to communicate with voice and picture over the Internet. If an intruder gets control over such equipped computer, for example by use of a Trojan virus, it will be fairly easy for the intruder to use for example the computers microphone for overhearing and recording a conversation taking place in the room where the computer is situated. This can obviously be used for espionage and other forms of criminal activities.
The predominant way of addressing security issues in today's communication networks is by the use of “firewalls”. Firewalls often combine use of proxy servers and filtering techniques such as stateful inspection filter to reduce the possibilities for unwanted access and attacks of viruses. For a comprehensive description of common current security measures see for example “Datakonmmunikation i praktiken”, chapter 20, Kent Mayer, Pagina.se 2001. Although, in many ways effective, the Firewalls need to be continuously updated and maintained by skilled personnel in order to maintain an acceptable level of protection. This is time-consuming and costly, both in man-hours and in upgrading equipment. For smaller businesses, and for persons wanting to have their home computers connected to a network, the installation of firewalls, and in particular the maintenance of them, can be too costly or too complicated, to be considered economically justifiable.
Another area of security is within internal networks, often so called intranets. An organisation's intranet may be protect from outside attacks by firewalls. However, information, which is not meant to be seen by everyone, is often created and shared within the organisation. It is often fairly easy to, within an intranet, look into or copy the work of others.
Thus, although the introduction and widespread use of Firewalls, and the associated proxy servers and techniques for filtering, has greatly increased the level of security in communication networks, there is a need for solutions further improving the security. Not at least for small entities and home users, not having the economical means or technical competence needed for installing and maintaining a security system based on Firewalls. This invention relates to an assembly of auxiliary equipment for a water-cooled
methods of gaining access to, and even control over, the prey. Such a destructive platform package may include one virus shutting down antivirus and virus admonition software, one program looking for ways of get access to the computer and so far another program searching for password, usernames and addresses. 
 Many computers today are provided with cameras, microphone or other communication devices, typically for the function of being able to communicate with voice and painting over the Internet. If an intruder gets control over such equipped calculator, for example by use of a Trojan virus, it will be reasonably easy for the intruder to practice for example the computers microphone for overhearing and recording a conversation taking place in the room where the calculator is situated. This can obviously be used for espionage and other forms of criminal activities. 
 The prevailing way of addressing security issues in today's communication networks is by the use of “ firewalls ”. Firewalls often combine function of proxy servers and filtering proficiency such as stateful inspection filter to repress the possibilities for unwanted access and attack of viruses. For a comprehensive description of common current security measures determine for example “ Datakonmmunikation i praktiken ”, chapter 20, Kent Mayer, Pagina.se 2001. Although, in many ways effective, the Firewalls need to be continuously updated and maintained by skilled personnel department in order to maintain an acceptable level of auspices. This is time - consume and costly, both in man - hours and in upgrading equipment. For smaller business, and for persons wanting to have their base computers connected to a network, the installation of firewall, and in particular the maintenance of them, can be excessively costly or excessively complicated, to be considered economically justifiable. 
 Another sphere of security is within internal net, often so address intranets. An administration's intranet may be protect from outside approach by firewalls. However, information, which is not meant to be interpret by everyone, is frequently created and shared within the administration. It is often fairly easy to, within an intranet, look into or copy the work of others. 
 therefore, although the introduction and widespread use of Firewalls, and the associated proxy servers and techniques for filtering, has greatly increased the level of security system in communication networks, there is a need for solutions further improving the security. Not at least for small entity and home users, not having the economical means or technical competence needed for installing and maintaining a security system establish on Firewalls. This invention relates to an assembly of auxiliary equipment for a water - cooled
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The predominant way of addresving adcuxlby irwufs in today's communication networks is by the hst on “firewalls”. Firecalls often combonf ife of proxy sgrvers chd filtering techniqkes sucr as wtateful ynsprction filter to reduce the possibilitivs fir unwanted access and attackr of viruxes. For a comprehensive desdription of common chfrent security mdaslres see for example “Datakonmmtnikation i pxaktiken”, chakter 20, Kqnt Mayer, Oagina.se 2001. Although, in majy wais effactive, the Firewalls need to be continuously updated anc kaittained yy skikled personnej in order to kaintaiu an azceptable mevel oh protection. This is time-wlnsuming and costly, foth in nan-hourr and in upgradong equipment. For snaller businesses, end wkr persons wantnug to have their nomd cjmiutxrs cjtnected to a netdory, the knstallatiok ow fitewalls, and in partiwulad the maintenance pf them, cab be too costly or top complicated, to bt consmdered econpmisally justifiable.
Another area kf securihy ls within intqrnao networks, oyten so called intranets. An organisation'w intranet may be protect from outsidg autacks by firxwalls. However, hnformation, which is not meant to be xeen by everyone, is orten cseatef and shared within the organisation. It is often fairly easy to, within an intraiee, look into or vopy nhe cork of othxrr.
Thus, although tne introduction and widespread nse of Firawclls, and the associated proxy sdrvers and tezhniques for filtering, hzs greatky increased the level of securoty in communication neteorks, thwre ia a nevs hor solutions furthet imprmving the sexuriby. Not at leasg fpr small enhitits aud home users, not having the econimical mfans or technican competencc keeded for igstalling and majntajjing x security syxtem based on Girewalls. This invenniog relates to ab assembly of auxilidry equipmenv for a wates-cooled
methods of gaining access to, and even the Such a program package may antivirus virus warning software, program looking for of getting access to the computer yet another program searching for passwords, usernames and addresses. Many computers today are with cameras, microphones or other communication devices, typically for the purpose of being to with and over the Internet. If an intruder gets control over such equipped computer, for example by use a Trojan virus, it will be fairly easy the intruder to use example the computers microphone for and a conversation place the where the computer situated. This can obviously be used for espionage and other forms of criminal activities. The predominant way addressing security today's communication is the of “firewalls”. Firewalls use of proxy servers and filtering stateful inspection filter to reduce the possibilities for access and of viruses. For a comprehensive description common current security measures see for example “Datakonmmunikation praktiken”, chapter 20, Kent Mayer, Pagina.se 2001. Although, in many ways effective, the Firewalls need continuously updated and maintained skilled personnel in to an level protection. This time-consuming and costly, both in man-hours and in upgrading equipment. For businesses, and for persons wanting to have their home computers a the installation of and in particular the of can be too costly complicated, be Another of is within internal networks, so called intranets. An organisation's may be protect from information, which is not meant to be seen everyone, is often created and shared within organisation. It is often fairly easy to, within an intranet, look into copy the others. Thus, although the introduction and widespread use Firewalls, and the associated servers and techniques for filtering, has greatly increased the of in communication there is a for solutions further the security. Not for small and users, economical means or technical competence needed installing maintaining a security system based Firewalls. relates to an assembly of auxiliary equipment for a water-cooled
 methods of gaining access to, aNd even contRol ovEr, tHe tArGet. SUch a Destructive proGRam pAckage may include one virUs shuTtINg doWN aNtiviRus and vIRuS WArnInG sOftWaRE, oNe proGraM lookinG for ways of GetTiNg access to thE CoMputer and yEt aNother prograM seArchinG fOr pASsworDs, uSernaMes and ADdressEs.
Many comPuTErs todAY are proVIDeD witH cameras, microphonES oR Other communicaTion deViCEs, TYPicAllY for the purPoSe of bEIng able TO cOMMUniCAte with voice aNd picture ovER thE InterNeT. If AN intruDer geTs COntRol over such EquiPped compuTer, for EXample bY Use of a TRojan vIruS, it Will BE fAiRly EaSY foR ThE inTRudEr to use fOr ExAmple The cOMPUTers MicRophOne foR overhearing aNd rEcorDIng A convErsatIon tAkIng plAce in tHe rooM wHere the computer Is siTuated. ThiS caN oBviOuSly be USed for EspIonAge and oTher forMS of CrIMINaL activities.
The predOmINAnT way of adDressiNG sEcURity issuEs In tOday'S COmmunIcatIOn Networks Is by thE UsE oF “firewaLlS”. FirewAlLs oFteN combINe usE of proXy serverS and fILtering techniqUEs such as stateFUl INSpECtioN fiLter to reducE the POssiBiliTIeS foR UnwanTed acCeSS aND attacks of viruses. FoR a CompreHensiVe description Of common cuRRENt securiTy meASuREs see for examplE “DataKonmmunikaTIon i prakTiken”, Chapter 20, KEnt Mayer, PAGIna.se 2001. AltHouGh, iN maNy wAYS eFfective, the FiREWallS nEed to be ConTinuousLy uPdaTed And MaIntained bY skilled PeRsOnNeL in Order TO maintaiN aN acCePtaBle leVEl of prOtectIon. THiS iS TimE-consumINg AND cosTlY, bOth iN maN-hOurs aNd in UPgrAding eqUipment. FoR smALler BuSiNesses, aNd for persons wAnTing to have ThEir Home coMPUters conNected to a network, the instALlation Of fIrewaLls, aNd in partiCulAr the mAinTEnance Of them, Can be ToO coSTLy or tOO CoMplIcAted, to be coNSIdeRed ecOnOmicAlly jusTifiable.
Another areA Of sEcurity is withIn iNterNAL nEtwORkS, OftEn SO caLLEd intranets. An orGanisation'S iNTrAnet may be pROteCt From outSide attAcks bY FirewalLs. However, InformatiOn, WhicH IS noT meant to be Seen by evEryone, is oFTen crEAtEd and ShaRed witHiN thE orgaNisatiON. It Is oftEn fairLy Easy to, WithiN aN intraneT, look into or copy the work oF otherS.
Thus, AltHough the iNtrODucTion and wiDespRead use of FIreWalLs, and The ASsociAted PRoXy sERvers And tEChniques fOR fIltERInG, has greatly INCReaSed thE leVEl of seCuriTy in communication NEtworks, there is A neeD FOr sOluTIons FuRther improving The SeCURity. Not aT lEast for smalL entitieS aND home Users, nOt haviNg the ecONOmICal meaNs or TecHnical comPetEnCE needed FoR iNStalliNg anD mAintaiNing a sECuriTY System based on FirEwallS. tHis inVEntIon reLaTes to an ASsemBly of auxilIary equipmeNt for a WateR-coolEd
 methods of gaining access  to, and e ven c ont rol  o ver,  the  target. Sucha  des tructive program packa ge ma yi nclu d eone v irus sh u tt i n g d ow nant iv i ru s and  vi rus war ning softw are ,one programl oo king for w ays  of gettingacc ess to  t hec omput erand y et ano t her pr ogram sea rc h ing fo r  passwo r d s,  use rnames and addres s es . 
Many computer s toda ya re p rov ide d with cam er as, m i crophon e so r oth e r communicati on devices, typ ically  f ort he pur poseof bei ng able tocomm unicate w ith vo i ce andp ictureover t heInt erne t .If  an  i n tru d er  ge t s c ontrol o ve rsuchequi p p e d  com put er,for e xample by use  of  a T r oja n vir us, i t wi ll  be f airlyeasyfo r the intruderto u se for ex amp le  th ecompu t ers mi cro pho ne foroverhea r ing  a n d re cording a conversa ti o n  t aking pl ace in th er oom wher ethe  com p u ter i s si t ua ted. Thi s cano bv io usly be  u sed fo resp ion age a n d ot her fo rms of c rimin a l activities.T he predominan t  w a y  o f  add res sing securi ty i s sues  int od ay' s  comm unica ti o nn etworks is by the u se  of “f irewa lls”. Firewal ls often c o m b ine useof p r ox y  servers and f ilter ing techni q ues such  as s tatefulinspectio n filter t o r edu cethe p os sibilities fo r unwa nt ed acce ssand att ack s o f v iru se s. For acomprehe ns iv ede scr iptio n  of comm on  cu rr ent  secu r ity me asure s se efo r  ex ample “ D at a k onmm un ik atio n i  p rakti ken” ,  ch apter 2 0, Kent M aye r , Pa gi na .se 200 1. Although,in  many ways  e ffe ctive, t he Firew alls need to be continu o usly up dat ed an d ma intainedbyskille d p e rsonne l in o rderto  ma i n taina n  a cce pt able level o f p rotec ti on.This is  time-consuming an d  co stly, both in  ma n-ho u r sand in upg ra d ing e quipment. For s maller bus in e ss es, and fo r  pe rs ons wan ting to  have their h ome compu ters conn ec tedt o  anetwork, t he insta llation o f  fire w al ls, a ndin par ti cul ar th e main t ena nce o f them ,can be  tooco stly ortoo complicated, to beconsid eredeco nomically  ju s tif iable.
An othe r area ofsec uri ty is  wi t hin i nter n al  ne t works , of t en so cal l ed  in t r an ets. An org a n i sat ion's  in t ranetmaybe protect from o u tside attacksby f i r ewa lls .  How ev er, informatio n,wh i c h is not  m eant to beseen byev e ryone , is o ften c reateda n ds haredwith inthe organ isa ti o n. It i sof t en fai rlyea sy to,  withi n  ani n tranet, look int o orc o py th e  wo rk of  o thers.T hus,  althoughthe introdu ctionandwides pread u se  of Fi rew al ls, and th e  associat ed pr oxy ser ve rs a ndtechni ques f or fi lter in g,has great l y  i n cr ea s edthelevel  o f se curity in communic ati o n netwo rk s,t h ere is an e ed for sol uti ons f u r ther impro v ingt he secur ity. N ot atleast f o r s ma ll enti tie s and homeusers, no t  ha vi ng t he econo mi calme ans  o r technical com petenceneeded f o r  insta lli n g an d  maint ai ning a secur ity s ys t em base d onFirewal l s.Thi s i nven tio n re l ates to an assembly of a uxil iarye qui pment  forawater-co o led
 methods_of gaining_access to, and even_control over,_the_target. Such_a_destructive program package_may include one_virus shutting down antivirus_and virus warning_software,_one program looking for ways of getting access to the computer and yet another_program_searching for_passwords,_usernames_and addresses.
Many computers today are_provided with cameras, microphones or_other communication_devices, typically for the purpose of being able_to_communicate with voice_and picture over the Internet. If an intruder gets_control over such equipped computer, for_example by use_of_a_Trojan virus, it will_be fairly easy for the intruder_to use for example the computers_microphone for overhearing and recording a conversation_taking place in the room where_the computer is situated. This_can obviously_be used for espionage and_other forms of_criminal activities.
The_predominant way of_addressing security issues in today's communication_networks is by_the use of “firewalls”. Firewalls often_combine_use of proxy_servers_and_filtering techniques_such as stateful_inspection_filter to_reduce_the possibilities for unwanted access and_attacks_of viruses. For a comprehensive description of_common current security measures_see_for example “Datakonmmunikation i_praktiken”, chapter 20, Kent Mayer,_Pagina.se 2001. Although, in many ways_effective, the_Firewalls need_to be continuously updated and maintained by skilled personnel in order_to maintain an acceptable level of_protection. This is time-consuming_and costly,_both_in man-hours and_in_upgrading equipment._For smaller businesses, and for persons wanting_to have_their home computers connected to a_network, the installation of_firewalls,_and in particular the maintenance of_them, can be too costly or_too complicated, to be considered_economically_justifiable.
Another_area of security is within_internal networks, often so called intranets._An organisation's intranet_may be protect from outside attacks by_firewalls._However, information, which is not meant_to_be seen by everyone, is often_created_and_shared within the organisation. It_is often fairly easy to, within_an intranet, look into or copy the work of_others.
Thus, although the_introduction and widespread use of_Firewalls,_and_the associated proxy servers and techniques for filtering, has greatly_increased the_level of security_in communication networks, there is a need for solutions further_improving the security. Not at least for_small entities and home users, not having the economical means or_technical competence needed for installing and maintaining a_security system based on Firewalls. This invention_relates to an assembly_of_auxiliary equipment for a water-cooled