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  • Disable Java in Safari
    Java is fast becoming one of the most targeted third-party applications for malicious exploit via the Web. One easy thing you can do to avoid this method of attack is simply disable Java. When you do need it for that website game or calculator, just re-enable it (but be sure to turn it back off when you're done).

  • "Your PC is Infected" Phone Scam
    Someone phones you claiming to be from Microsoft, or an antivirus company, or some random tech support facility. They claim their systems have detected that your computer is infected. And of course they are offering to help. So much so, that for just a one-time payment of X, they are willing to offer a full LIFETIME of guaranteed support.

  • Doing an IP Lookup
    Doing an IP Lookup

  • Disable IFrames in IE
    Malicious iframes planted on compromised websites pose big problems for Web surfers. Fortunately, Internet Explorer v6 and above includes a feature that can help protect against malicious iframes. But use with caution - there are many legitimate uses for iframes and IE doesn't distinguish between these.

  • Bitdefender Sphere
    Bitdefender Sphere solves a modern day problem faced by today's home user: how to cost effectively protect a wide range of disparate devices against malware and other online threats.

  • What Is a Worm?
    New email worms can quickly outpace antivirus signature updates. Follow these tips to prevent the spread of fast moving worms.

  • Best Internet Security Suites for 2011
    An Internet Security Suite is a sound investment for your Windows PC, but it can be pricey. Finding the best Internet Security Suite that offers the most protection for your hard earned money is important. To save you time, money, and heartache, we've poured over the results of AV-Test.org's extensive testing of Internet Security Suites and provided our top picks for the best Internet Security Suites for 2011.

  • Disable Autorun in Vista
    A bug in Microsoft Vista executes programs in the Autorun.inf file when the Autorun feature has been disabled via the NoDriveTypeAutoRun registry value. If you've set the value NoDriveTypeAutoRun in the Windows Vista registry, delete the value and follow these steps to really disable autorun in Vista.

  • Trojan
    A Trojan is a self-contained malicious program that is different from a virus but can have the same kind of effect on your computer.

  • AutoStart Entry Points
    Following is a list of the autostart entry points in Windows, including startup folders, registry keys, and ini files.

  • Enable Task Manager
    To make manual inspection and removal more difficult, malware often disables access to Task Manager. Fortunately, a few quick registry edits are usually all that are needed to regain control. Here's how.

  • Protecting the HOSTS file
    Viruses and spyware use the HOSTS file to block access to antivirus and security websites, or redirect attempts to visit other websites. Here's how to thwart these unwanted modifications to the HOSTS file.

  • Free Antivirus Software
    Free antivirus and antispyware software for Windows 7, Vista and Windows XP. Best free antivirus software to guard against viruses, trojans, worms, and spyware.

  • System Restore
    Antivirus software may report that a virus was found in either the _RESTORE (Windows ME) folder or the System Volume Information folder (Windows XP) but the antivirus software may be unable to remove it.

  • Editing HOSTS File on Mac OS X
    The HOSTS file supersedes DNS for domain name to IP address resolution. Make sure you know what is in your HOSTS file; unwanted entries could be a sign of malware or other malicious intrusion. Here's how to check the HOSTS file on Mac OS X.

  • Free Security Suite
    Security suites typically combine antivirus, antispyware, and a firewall with value-added features such as antispam and phishing filters. But full blown suites can be pricey. Fortunately for those on a budget, it is entirely possible to build your own free security suite without spending a dime.

  • Sandboxie Review
    Visit Their Website Sandboxie creates a virtual environment for selected programs, allowing the program

  • How to Edit the Hosts File
    By modifying the HOSTS file, malware can block access to antivirus updates or force you to a malicious website. It's a good idea to check the HOSTS file periodically. Here's how to find - and edit - the HOSTS file on Windows 7, Vista, and XP.

  • Open the System Registry
    How to open the System Registry

  • Avira Internet Security 2012
    Avira Internet Security 2012 provides solid protection against malware and holistic protection against all forms of Internet threats.

  • Microsoft/AOL E-Mail Tracking
    Is Bill Gates really promising big bucks as part of an email beta test?

  • Phishing scams
    Look over the following examples of phishing scams to familiarize yourself with the clever techniques used.

  • Disable File and Printer Share
    File and Printer Sharing may be necessary in an office network, but chances are it's not needed at home. And it poses an increased risk on wireless connections. If you must use it, disable it when connecting via hotspots, and re-enable it when you return to your home or office. Here's how to disable file and printer sharing in Windows XP.

  • Antivirus FAQs
    Answers to frequently asked antivirus questions

  • Trojan.Win32.Delf.aam
    Trojan.Win32.Delf.aam is a Trojan downloader that also steals credentials associated with Yahoo online services. Trojan.Win32.Delf.aam hides legitimate folders and creates copies of itself using the orginal folder names.

  • Edit the System Registry
    A quick guide to modify of change values in the System Registry

  • Top 10 Ways to Get Infected
    Keeping safe online takes more than just installing a few security programs. To protect both you and your computer, here are the top ten bad habits you need to avoid.

  • USB Antivirus Software
    USB-installed antivirus makes a lot of sense, combining a viable storage option with the ability to efficiently scan a system that's had its antivirus disabled, or has antivirus that cannot remove a particular threat. Two products to look at: Verbatim Store 'n' Go U3 Smart Drive and SanDisk's Cruzer Titanium USB drive.

  • Computer Safety Tips
    Computer security need not be daunting. Here a few simply steps that will keep you computing more safely.

  • SmitFraudFix
    SmitFraudFix is a free antivirus tool that removes the Zlob downloader trojan and the rogue scanner software that Zlob typically installs.


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