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Are You Surfing Safe?
Ok, you've got a computer, and you get online.
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Arming Yourself Against Spyware
What is Spyware and how can you avoid it from infecting your computer.
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Avoid Internet Theft, Fraud and Phishing
From the depths of the internet's vast expanse have come the dregs of society intent on preying on the new, the naïve, and the less informed.
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Avoiding Scams: If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is
Information in story form about ways in which people from Indonesian can place convincing orders with stolen credit card numbers. Also included is information about how to detect and prevent being defrauded.
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Backup and Save your business!
When is the last time you backed up your data? Are you sure you backup all information that would ruin you if not saved.
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Basic Spyware Defense Mechanisms
There are several ways to avoid spyware from downloading on your computer.
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Battling Spyware Threats
Read the user license agreement before downloading freeware. They may ask for authorization of ad supported material being downloaded.
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Be Alert! Others Can Catch Your Money Easily!
The article warns about the newest plague in the internet: phishing. It describes how internet users can be deceived easily and how they can protect their money.
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Be Aware of Phishing Scams!
If you use emails actively in your communication, you must have received various messages claiming to be from Ebay, Paypal and a number of banks. A recent email as if from U.S. Bank Corporation that ...
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Be Cautious While Shop Online
Internet is the becoming most common part of out life. With just a single click, you can buy anything you want.
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Beware of Imitations! Security, Internet Scams, and the African Real Estate Agenda
Fishing on the Internet has come a long way. However, we TechWeb junkies like to call it Phishing. What I am talking about here is not going after your ordinary, everyday catch. Yet a fine catch it indeed may be to those thieving bandits if they can lure you into giving up your personal and private information.
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Beware of The Jury Duty Scam
Beware of this new twist on the identity theft scam so you can avoid becoming a new victim.
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Blogs as Safe Haven for Cybercriminals?
To blog or not to blog? There has recently been bad news that spoiled bloggers' mood. The security firm Websense found that some blogs are "being used as a safe haven by hackers for storing and distributing malicious code, including identity-stealing keyloggers."
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Breaking Into Your PC: News...
We are curious; those who distribute viruses, worms and Trojan horses know it. Don't open emails with breaking news in the subject line. Online criminals use them for carrying out very effective attacks aimed at infecting computers with malicious code. Their main objective often is stealing valuable information or turning your PC into a "zombie".
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Burning Bridges is Bad, But Firewalls are Good
When you signed up for that ultra-fast DSL or Cable connection there was probably one very important piece of information that your ISP failed to mention. By accessing the Internet via a high-speed c...
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Catching Spyware to Avoid Identity Theft
Not only is spyware annoying because of the constant popup ads, it can also cause some programs from running properly.
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Check Out That Privacy Policy
Before you enter your name, address or any other data in that form, STOP! Wait. Don't enter anything yet. If you do, you may be giving away personal information to strangers, and you know what your m...
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Checking for Spyware on your Hardrive.
Several programs out there help detect and remove spyware from your computer.
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Click Here To Defeat Evil
A humorous look at the ominous language of Microsoft security alerts.
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Clown Internet Scam - An Internet Scam is Currently Targeting Clowns and Other Entertainers
I am the victim of an internet scam. It is very hard to write that sentence, but it's necessary in order to warn my fellow clowns, magicians and other entertainers, and to prevent them from being taken for $2,800.00 like I was. Here is what happened to me, and how you can avoid it.
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Computer Security
Computer security is the process of preventing and detecting unauthorized use of your computer. Prevention measures help you to stop unauthorized users...
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Computer Viruses - How to Remove a Computer Virus from Your Computer
Computer viruses infect millions of computers every day. Viruses can destroy data, steal important information, and even make a computer completely unusable. When a computer is infected by a virus it is imperative that the virus be removed as quickly as possible.
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Computer Viruses and Other Nasties: How to Protect Your Computer from These Invaders
Spyware, aggressove ads, registry attacks, trojans, browser hijackers, tracking compoents... can you protect your computer from all this bad stuff? Maybe not all of it but you can dramatically reduce their impact on your computer and its performance...
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Computer Viruses, Worms, and Hoaxes
The problem with the "Mydoom" email worm is that it specifically targets email addresses with the following extensions...
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Computer-Virus Writers: A Few Bats In The Belfry?
"Male. Obsessed with computers. Lacking a girlfriend. Aged 14 to 34. Capable of creating chaos worldwide." The above description is the profile of the average computer-virus writer, according to Jan...
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Consumers: Shop Online and Get Information Safely
Get the information you want about products ands services without Spam, Junk Mail or The Threat of downloading Viruses.
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Copyright Infringement on the Internet
How do copyright thieves justify their dirty deeds to steal other author's work? One accomplished copywriter recently damned them on a major online article Blog for authors. She blasted these thieves who steal other people's works and then put them on their websites or put their name on the articles, stories or ebooks and use them for their own online content.
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Corporate Information Security: Is Our Information More Secure Since September 11th?
One might think that years after September 11th, 2001 there would be dramatic differences and improvements in the way businesses strive to protect their employees, assets, and data. However, changes have been more gradual than many had expected. A look at some of the trends that have been developing over the years since September 11th reveals signs of change for the better--although the need for more information security advancement is abundantly clear.
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Corporate Security for Your Home Business
Following these simple, inexpensive solutions to common security concerns your company may have will go a long way in helping you succeed.
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Countering Privacy Invasions of Spyware
Spyware can infest your computer by piggybacking with an application you are downloading, or by just going to the wrong website.
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