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Category Archives: security
Hello, I’m calling from Microsoft …
“Hello, I’m calling from the Microsoft Anti-virus team. We have detected that your computer is infected with a virus.” Continue reading
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10 security problems you might not realize you have
It’s easy to get distracted by high profile security threats and let more subtle — but equally destructive — risks fall through the cracks. Continue reading
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Create Strong Passwords
Strong passwords are important protections to help you have safer online transactions. Keys to password strength: length and complexity An ideal password is long and has letters, punctuation, symbols, and numbers. • Whenever possible, use eight characters or more. • … Continue reading
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How does your anti-virus measure up?
I recently received the Virus Bulletin Reactive And Proactive (RAP) test results and thought I’d share them with you. Virus Bulletin measures antivirus products’ reactive and proactive detection abilities against the most recent malware that has emerged around the world. … Continue reading
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IE9 and Privacy: Introducing Tracking Protection
Microsoft has revealed that Internet Explorer 9 will include features to combat the tracking of online user behaviour by web sites, following the endorsement of some form of ‘Do Not Track’ mechanism by the US Federal Trade Commission. An excerpt … Continue reading
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