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StillADotcommer
StillADotcommer
4 days ago
What do you do if you find a lost USB flash drive?

I ask this from the perspective of someone who has seen the effects of what others have done when they found a lost flash drive. At my...

Tags: flash drive, malware, usb key, usb stick |
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henyfoxe
henyfoxe
1 week ago
How to "Trust this PC" in Windows 8?

I'm having trouble getting my PC "trusted" since I installed Windows 8. When I go into Action Center and select "Trust this PC" it just...

Tags: security, Windows 8 |
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ttopp
ttopp
1 week ago
How to punish WiFi thief?

I have home WiFi that includes open WiFi because my kid's friends are always coming over. This lets them get online to play games and...

Tags: open WiFi, security, wifi |
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dthomas
dthomas
1 week ago
How do you prevent default script attacks?

What steps should be taken to make websites secure against default script attacks?

Tags: default script attacks, scripts, website design |
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rcook12
rcook12
2 weeks ago
Has spam become a problem of the past?

I was going through my email this morning and was shocked to see a spam email. I just looked at my gmail, and there were 418 messages...

Tags: email, filter, spam |
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jluppino
jluppino
3 weeks ago
How can I tell if someone has been logging into my gmail account?

Is there a way to see log-in history for your gmail account? I suspect that someone I know has, and I've already changed the password,...

Tags: account history, Gmail, privacy, security |
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jluppino
jluppino
3 weeks ago
How can I tell if someone has been logging into my gmail account?

Is there a way to see log-in history for your gmail account? I suspect that someone I know has, and I've already changed the password,...

Tags: account history, Gmail, privacy, security |
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ernard
ernard
4 weeks ago
How to avoid malware on Android devices?

Like any other operating system that becomes popular, Android is a target of individuals that want to install malware on devices....

Tags: android, malware, privacy, security |
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ernard
ernard
4 weeks ago
How to avoid malware on Android devices?

Like any other operating system that becomes popular, Android is a target of individuals that want to install malware on devices....

Tags: android, malware, privacy, security |
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dblacharski
dblacharski
4 weeks ago
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How to recover data from crashed hard drive

Yes, it's true that everyone should know better, and should be backing up data to an off-site facility on a regular basis. But, in...

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Chinese hackers master art of lying low
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