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Trojan Blocks Popular Torrent Sites (Overclockers Club)
A new trojan has been making its way around torrent sites called Troj/Qhost-AC , and it's unlike any virus you've probably ever encountered. There's no spyware or malware and it provides a simple message; "downloading is wrong." The trojan modifies the hosts file of your computer so that it redirects two of the most popular torrent sites, The Pirate Bay and Mininova, to yourself (127.0.0.1) ...
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6 Rules To Follow For Data Recovery (PIZZAHEROS)
There are so many reasons due to which data can be lost, power outages or surges, computer crashes, spyware, viruses designed to wipe up entire disk systems, natural disasters like tsunamis and floods. What you need to do is always be prepared for the worst and think of data recovery systems.
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Telecommuting and the Spying Game (Law.com)
What if a telecommuter is goofing off? The suspicious employer could turn to remote monitoring technology. By asking those who work from home to sign a form indicating that they know the types of monitoring in use, a company can take reasonable protections without turning Orwellian.
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TECHNOLOGY Q&A: Digital TV likes clear signal path (Grand Forks Herald)
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Clayton State University approaching 40th birthday (Clayton News Daily)
There is an old saying which goes, "Lordy. Lordy. Look who's 40!"
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Wall's job, hospital bond, up for BOC vote (Clayton News Daily)
The Clayton County Board of Commissioners (BOC) is expected to make several tough, financial decisions Tuesday night.
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'Souper Bowl' lunch coming up (Clayton News Daily)
The Hampton Woodmen, of World Lodge # 491, is using a football theme to reach out to the community.
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Society of CPAs: Be mindful of service contracts (Clayton News Daily)
As the new year dawns, consumers may be preparing to invest in products such as automobiles, or new television sets.
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Clayton housing authority spreads the wealth (Clayton News Daily)
In order to address the many factors contributing to local homelessness, the Housing Authority of Clayton County recently gave away $70,000 in grants to three local agencies with similar goals.
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BOE chooses national superintendent search (Clayton News Daily)
Clayton County Superintendent John Thompson used few words Monday when he responded to the board of education's decision to forego extending his contract so a national search for a school chief could be conducted.
Security and Internet Browsers Firefox vs Internet Explorer
Currently, Microsoft is preparing its next-generation browser, Internet Explorer 7.0, which it plans to introduce sometime during the first half of 2006. The company has stated that it intends to make the browser stronger and more secure to help protect its users against the many problems that have dogged the software over the years. We decided to undertake our own security evaluation of both IE 7 (beta) and its closest rival, Firefox 1.5.
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A Third Frontier of Your Security
The program is wedged between a keylogger and Windows, thus preventing data gathering by a keylogger.
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Steal This Email!
The proliferation of Spyware and Malware (malicious software) has also garnered media attention. Another major, yet seldom discussed threat which goes on largely ignored outside the IT community is the theft and redistribution of email. Sometimes we have to think like a criminal or mal-doer. How would these digital thugs hunt for Personal Identifying Information (PII), company assets or secret email conversations intended to be read ONLY by the recipient? Consider this article a security instructional on how-to get inside the mindset of those 'bad guys.'
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30 Different Ways To Promote And Advertise Your WebSite
There are literally thousands of things you can do to promote and advertise your website, here are just a few I have found to work for me.
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Who's REALLY Linking To Me?
It's common knowledge in the webmaster world that Google is not (and has not for quite some time) accurately reporting how many 'backlinks' or how many sites are linking back to your site. There are probably many reasons for that, but that rant can be saved for another article.
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Email Scams - Ten Simple Steps To Avoiding Them
Do you know how to protect yourself from email scams? With more than 75 million phishing emails being sent every day it's only a matter of time before you receive one. Read 'Email Scams - Ten Simple Steps To Protecting Your Online Identity!' today.
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Why Your Business Needs A Desktop Support Professional
I am constantly amazed at the state of computer systems found in most small businesses networks. Spyware, adware, malware, poor security, you name it! Why is this so?
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Wireless Network Security
Working from home has its advantages, including no commute, a more flexible work schedule and fresh coffee and home-cooked meals whenever you want. But working from home while using a wireless local area network (WLAN) may lead to theft of sensitive information and hacker or virus infiltration unless...
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Employees, Get Used to Working under Surveillance
Monitoring employees' e-mail, tracking their Internet use, logging everything done at keyboards has become the norm in Corporate America. Let's not have any illusions about privacy at a workplace: experts say there is none.
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How to Find Adware Removal that is Really Free and Avoid the Pitfalls
Many of the Adware removal programs marketed as free will turn out to have hidden costs when you read the fins print. Learn how to avoid the pitfalls and find Adware removal that is really free
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Look2me Malware
How to remove this stubborn beast: it's not simple & requires some PC knowledge
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How Safe Are You and Your Family Online?
Do you let your children chat, play games or surf the Internet? Have you any idea the dangers that they face? It's time to face the real facts about scams, stalkers and internet security and try a free test!
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Abundance Flourishes in an Atmosphere of Integrity
There's no way to fake Integrity. You are either are In Integrity offering a Pure positive vibration which the Law of Attraction responds to. Or you're Out of Integrity which creates a negative or mixed vibration, which the Law of Attraction cannot ignore.
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Viruses and Malicious Software - How to Protect Your Computer
Malicious software, also called malware, is quite likely the number one problem faced by computer users today. Unfortunately, using an anti-virus program is not enough to keep your computer free of malware. This article explains how to protect your computer.
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Why Malicious Programs Spread So Quickly?
Malicious programs of various kinds (viruses, worms, Trojan horses, etc.) are very often aimed at stealing valuable -- in a direct sense of this word -- private and financial information. When written,these programs are spread all over the Web. What do means of their distribution have in common? Thinking a bit about it will help us ordinary Web users realize how to behave online and what to avoid.
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Configure Windows Indexing Service for Performance
The Windows Indexing Service provides you with the ability to perform advanced searches on directories located on your computer and on shared directories on the network. The Indexing Service was intr...
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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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Good Traffic is Targeted Traffic
There's alot to consider when researching where to purchase web traffic, but there is one aspect that must be nailed for a successful advertising campaign: the demographic. If you sell dishwashers and you advertise on MTV's website, how many potential customers are you likely to get? Not many. Let's take a look at how to approach traffic building...
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Identity Theft Protection & Prevention: Prevent ID Internet Fraud
An epidemic of online identity theft is surging. Over 50 million identities have been stolen in the last six months alone. Here is what you can do to protect yourself.
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Baseball, Apple Pie and Eavesdropping
Ive never been the overly paranoid type that always thinks that someone is out to get me. But recent news concerning the U.S. Governments desire to find out what people like you and I search for on the Internet makes me a bit uneasy. Compound that with the fact that the government endorsed eavesdropping on civilian communication systems following September 11th without probable cause.
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