Set Win7 disk quotas to prevent hacking attacks

  
        It is said that Win7 has many useful functions, but for most users, after installing Win7, it is just a few of the functions and applications. It doesn't matter if you use it, but you must use the security. Don't think about security too complicated. In fact, after installing Win7, you can prevent hackers from invading the system by setting disk quotas through simple operations. What is a disk quota?
Win7 system administrators can set quotas for the disk space that users can use. Each user can only use the disk space within the maximum quota. After setting the disk quota, you can track and control the disk usage of each user. Through monitoring, you can identify users who exceed the quota alarm threshold and quota limit, and take corresponding measures to improve the security of the Win7 system.
Right-click on the disk partition in the Explorer, open the "Properties" dialog box, switch to the "Quotas" tab, and check "Enable Quota Management".

Win7 System Disk C Properties

Click on the "Quota Item" below, click the "Quota" menu in the new window, select "New Quota Item", and enter the Win7 username of the specified quota. .

New quota item

Select user interface to enter user name
Enter the user name and click "OK" to set quota for the selected user.

Adding a new quota item
According to the user's permissions and usage in the Win7 system, we can reasonably specify the space for the user, so that the configuration does not affect the normal operation of the system, but also strengthens System security.
After allocating the specified disk with the specified permissions, the hacker effectively prevents the hacker from locating the Trojan through the remote login system, and remotely obtains the data information of the user locally. In this way, after the quota processing of the disk, the back door of the hacker is blocked, and the overall security of the system is improved, and the Win7 small function plays a big role.

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