Five Anti Keylogging Techniques to Keep You Safe (06 Jun 2011) Keylogging is one of the most serious threats to your identity in the digital age - any website you visit, any attachment you download, or any stranger you allow to use your computer could potentially install a piece of keystroke recording spyware that could record your every keystroke you type as you're using your computer; this includes credit card numbers, banking information, and important personal information. If you do have a keylogger on your computer, it's important to learn how to remove a keylogger as quickly as possible. The only true anti keylogging solution is to use an anti keylogger to scan your computer for hidden keylogging software - an anti virus software like McAfee or SpySweeper just won't do, as most keyloggers have been specifically designed to be undetectable by such software.
Stomp Out Security Breaches On Your Office Networks and Computers (24 May 2011) I've been in IT/Telecoms for a little more than 25 years and I've worked on projects for the Fortune 1000 as well as working for a Fortune 1000 company. I've seen many security breaches in large business systems and small business alike and they have one thing in common, they are not infallible to security breaches. You can have a security expert, such as myself, give your system a once over, but remember, the Titanic wasn't unsinkable and neither is your business network.
Phishing Scams: Keep Your Identity Safe From Theft (09 Oct 2008) You receive an e-mail claiming to to be from your bank asking you to follow a link and submit your login details or your account will be suspended. Is it genuine or is it from a scammer trying to get hold of your identity?
Why Computer Security Software is Essential (02 Aug 2008) Find out how to fight hackers with effective computer security software. A lot of reasons exist for people to use computer security measures to protect information that is important to them whenever they are online.
Phishing Filter - How to Use Phishing Filters to Prevent Any Information Theft (10 Jun 2008) A lot of people are actually still afraid of using computers due to the fact that they can have viruses and people can manipulate them in order to serve their purposes. This argument actually holds true but there are actually different types of "manipulations" that people can do. This is where anti-viruses and viruses come into play and one of the most recent developments is creating phishing filters.
How to Prevent Phishing Scams (10 Jun 2008) Phishing scams are situations created by identity thieves where they pretend to already know some information about you in order to gain access to your personal information. For example, you might receive an email or instant message that appears to be from your bank or lender. This individual will ask you to confirm your bank account number or other sensitive information - sometimes threatening negative consequences if you don't do so immediately. Even though refusing to give out this information is your best defense, millions of people get fooled every year by these scams.
Use Anti-Phishing Programs To Detect, Avoid And Stop Phishing Attacks (10 Jun 2008) Anti-phishing is a process that makes use of special software. That software has the ability to detect an attempt by an illegitimate group to obtain information that is normally shared with a reputable organization.
Online Banking And Phishing (02 Feb 2008) Phishing is becoming one of the most prolific scams on the internet. By knowing how phishing works, you can prevent unauthorized individuals from getting access to your bank account.
