- Computer Security 101- Quiz 7
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 10
The tenth (10th) and final lesson of the Computer Security 101 series covers some final proactive security measures such as changing the name of the administrator account, restricting access to sensitive files and performing regular backups of critical data
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 4
The 4th in a 10-part series on Computer Security basics. This lesson covers Email viruses, hidden file extensions and email address spoofing
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 5
A simple overview of active scripting such as JavaScript, VBScript and ActiveX, Cross Site Scripting (XSS), Instant Messaging (IM), Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Networking and Packet Sniffing. This is the 5th of a 10-part series called Computer Security 101 from your About.com Guide, Tony Bradley.
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 6
This article is about viruses, worms, trojan horses, backdoors and other malicious code. It discusses antivirus software and techniques including heuristics. The impact of virus hoaxes is also discussed. This is the 6th in a 10-part series on computer security from your About.com Guide, Tony Bradley
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 8
The 8th installment of the Computer Security 101 series from your About.com Guide for Internet / Network Security, Tony Bradley. Lesson 8 covers some simple proactive steps to take to stay secure- always keep your system patched, disconnect your computer from the Internet when not in use and don't run files you don't recognize or trust.
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in Public bookmarks - Computer Security 101: Lesson 9
The 9th installment of the Computer Security 101 series from your About.com Guide for Internet / Network Security, Tony Bradley. Lesson 9 covers some simple proactive steps to take to stay secure- always run antivirus and personal firewall software, disable hidden file extensions and disable active scripting for non-trusted web sites
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in Public bookmarks - Digital Age Credit Card Fraud
Numerous reports of credit card fraud have been pouring into DSLReports and other forums. The vast majority of complaints involve a fraudulent charge of $24.99 posted to the credit card as DIGITAL AGE 888-529-98 CYPRUS.
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in Public bookmarks - digital certificates from Thawte the global certificate authority
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in Public bookmarks by 12 users - Disable DHCP and Use Static IP Addresses To Protect Your Wireless Network
Most home routers, wireless or wired, provide some form of DHCP which automatically assigns IP addresses to devices as they connect. To reduce the possibility of an unauthorized party accessing your network, you can disable DHCP and manually assign static IP addresses to your devices
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in Public bookmarks - Disable SSID Broadcasting To Protect Your Wireless Network
Wireless network equipment generally has a beacon which broadcasts information, part of which usually includes the SSID, about the wireless network every few milliseconds. Disable the SSID broadcast so that random wireless devices won't have it announced to them.
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in Public bookmarks by 3 users - eEye Digital Security
eEye Digital Security offers comprehensive vulnerability assessment, vulnerability management, and endpoint protection IT security software solutions to help secure networks and satisfy regulatory compliance requirements.
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