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I live on my computer, so therefore I put a lot of secret information on it (passwords, personal documents, etc.) I'm concerned that people that are part of my network (at work, or at home) may navigate to my folder structure and see some of these files.
I've foolishly tried removing the "Everyone" Windows security group from seeing my "secret" files (and found out that I myself was part of the "Everyone" group, lol) What is the best way to hide/protect my files from people navigating to them when I'm connected to a network?
Lol, I already did deny myself and asked :P http://superuser.com/questions/312867/is-there-anyway-to-remove-denied-permissions-from-a-group-for-a-folder-if-i-dont
– contactmatt – 2011-07-22T15:23:52.840The 'Everyone' group is a system group....is there any side-effects from removing a system group from a folder structure? – contactmatt – 2011-07-22T15:24:15.397
As long as the folder isn't being regularly accessed :) Just create the folder somewhere sort of out of the way. Turn off "inherit permissions". Then create another folder inside of that. Should be good. This is really a hack way of storing stuff though and only will stop amateur non technical folks. Anyone can use "take ownership" and override your settings on that folder. . . – surfasb – 2011-07-22T21:48:33.683
There is no "Everyone" in use for my directory structure at all. – KCotreau – 2011-07-22T23:20:53.290