29 Jan
A reader wrote me to ask if I would use a web proxy anonymizer service. I wrote back to tell him that my answer was a simple “No.”
It boils down to two things: (1) if you’re afraid of a web site operator knowing who you are, you shouldn’t be going to the web site, and [...]
Posted in Virus Removal by: terry
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29 Jan
A few days ago my PC suffered an attack that threatended to escalate. My PC became compromised just before Christmas. I wondered whether my passwords and credit card details would be stolen. Fortunately I found a fix for the problem.
Posted in Malware by: John Eley
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25 Jan
It is estimated that 30% of Americans will have criminal records of some kind in their lifetime. That means there are easily millions of us who are technically criminals at some point in our life. Seriously, the dangerous ones are the ones we are concerned about. Those behind bars will get out in due course and they are the ones we should watch out for. So how can we tell them apart?
Posted in Internet Security by: Jed Elaine
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24 Jan
Spyware is more than just bothersome – it’s software that records your buying and browsing habits and personal information and transmits this information to identity thieves.
Posted in Malware by: Tom Martens
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23 Jan
Skype is a single of a many renouned information exchange programs used by people upon an Internet. People with Skype accounts can call a single an additional as well as speak with any alternative verbally with mechanism microphones. Phone calls from customary landlines can even be perceived as well as rubbed by a Skype account. Rates for calls by Skype have been cheaper than which of customary calls as well as calls in between Skype users have been free, as well as this creates Skype generally popular. However, upon Aug sixteen as well as seventeen in 2007 there was a time in which Skype tighten down since of a pile-up in a system. Here is a demeanour during what caused Skype to tighten down.
Posted in Internet Security by: Rudolf Bauer
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23 Jan
Are you a candidate for working at home on your computer? You might just be, but there are some hot issues you need to understand first. Not all companies or job sites have legitimate offers. This has become a hot topic as more people have become frustrated after finding out you have to pay so much money to work online. The advertisements in your email box tend to arrive quickly, but the money just never appears. One thing many are unaware of is that you never should pay to work online. You are supposed to be paid for work you do.
Posted in Internet Security by: Rudolf Bauer
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22 Jan
I answered a question from reader Glenn Wilkes, who wanted to know how to capture images that were in a PDF file and copy them into a Microsoft Word word processing file. This week, several readers wrote about alternate ways to accomplish the same thing.
Longtime subscriber and frequent commenter Janusz Lukasiak wrote:
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Posted in Virus Removal by: terry
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21 Jan
It is difficult to run a reverse cell phone number search since most of the time there is no one company that provides a list of numbers for cellular phone users from the major carriers for free. Since mobile numbers are listed as private domains, the public has no access to it unless the number is given voluntarily. Big cellular companies are prohibited from producing any list of cellular numbers of their users.
Posted in Internet Security by: Jenny Lancaster
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20 Jan
The worst form of malware is called Spyware, which can steal your identity. It also does a good job of hiding on your computer so that you can not look and see if any spyware programs installed. To find out if your computer has spyware you will have to look for symptoms that there is spyware on your system so that you can do something quickly before your personal data gets stolen.
Posted in Malware by: Scott McKenzie
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20 Jan
The last few years we have seen an increase in income of the fancy looking USB flash drives. They have been prefabricated as small as a keychain figurine or a tie clip. Yes, USB flash drives to wear on your tie. Now that these flash drives have prefabricated their way to everyone because of the inexpensive pricing, many workplaces are banning them from the office. It is one of the best ways to steal company information without anyone knowing about it. Many companies have as far as disabling the USB ports on employee’s computers. This may seem a little extreme, but companies have to protect their information.
Posted in Internet Security by: Rene Hagen
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