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COMPUTER
GAMING
In the United States, computer gaming, whether on-line, on your
computer, or through a gaming console, is a multi-billion
dollar industry. It attracts a wide range of people who look to
it as a form of recreation and relaxation. It makes perfect sense,
then, that games and gaming would be a target for
less-than-scrupulous persons to try to take advantage of their
popularity.
Online Gaming
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As with any activity that involves
being on-line for an extended period of time, on-line gaming can
open the "doors" of your computer to attack from the outside
world. |
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Two articles that can be of great
value to anyone who wants to learn more about what can happen
when you participate in a
poorly-secured online game can go to the articles at
http://www.gamedev.net/ or
http://news.bbc.co.uk/ to find out a lot more. |
Computer-based
and Gaming consoles
GAMING CONSOLES
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As of this writing, Purdue Calumet does not allow any gaming
consoles to hook up to the network except in the University Village.
If and when this changes, this page will be updated to reflect the
policy change. |
COMPUTER GAMING
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Any games that you may buy to play on your computer should be given
the same consideration as any other programs as outlined under
Software Downloads, whether they are bought for use at home, on
your laptop, or at work. |
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Be aware that playing games at work may lead to disputes with your
boss if you are playing instead of working...
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