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Mozilla: Is it Spyware?
Spyware imbedded in a web browser could open up consumers all over the world to identity theft and serious privacy violations, so knowing which internet browser to use--and which one to avoid--is not only important; it is a matter of computer security.

Published by Radell Hunter (368 pts ) on Oct 31, 2009 to
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How To Use Fiddler
Be able to inspect all HTTP traffic, as well as debug and record Web tests by using Fiddler.

Published by Daniel B (1,923 pts ) on Aug 24, 2009 to
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How to Block Ports to Restrict Online Access
There may be something online you want to restrict access to. What do you do to block access to Internet applications and other things online? You can block ports to block access, and this article explains the details of how to block ports.

Published by Lee Clemmer (7,746 pts ) on Jul 30, 2009 to
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What Is Internet Security?
Here we talk about "Internet Security", but what does that really mean?

Published by Jeremy Bost (821 pts ) on May 28, 2009 to
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XeroBank Torpark Browser: xB Browser Review
Surf the internet anonymously and keep your privacy intact with xB Browser. This browser offers the ability to keep your privacy intact without downloading any cache or cookies. With data breaches on the rise and information being intercepted, internet users will need to protect their web surfing.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,181 pts ) on Apr 29, 2009 to
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Sandboxie Review: Free Security Software for Your PC
Need extra protection for your computer? With Antivirus software, AntiMalware, Firewalls and patches and updates, SandBoxie 3.34 gives you even more protection by committing and isolating a portion of your hard drive for programs and the internet. Sandboxie gives you peace of mind.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,181 pts ) on Apr 23, 2009 to
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How To Use the Mac OS X Firewall
Have a Mac and think you are safe? No computer is safe from malicious activities on the internet. While Mac and Windows users debate the safety of each operating system, Mac users should be aware that the growing popularity has made Mac a target.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,181 pts ) on Apr 16, 2009 to
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The Pros and Cons of Employee Monitoring
It's easy to demonize Internet use at work, but what about other factors such as frequest smoke breaks or cell phone use? There's much to consider on the topic of employee monitoring.

Published by Bill Fulks (17,462 pts ) on Apr 16, 2009 to
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Cross Site Scripting Dangers
XSS (Cross Site Scripting) allows code to injected in a website. This code can give a malicious person access to your data and secure information. Getting updates, using firewalls and analyzing applications that produce webpages helps to prevent Cross Site Scripting.

Published by Steve Mallard (12,181 pts ) on Apr 14, 2009 to
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Introduction to Local and Wide-area Networks - Part 6
In this installment in the basic networking series, we look at wide area networks, how information flows over the Internet, and a sample business Internet interface configuration.

Published by Tom Olzak, CISSP (6,821 pts ) on Apr 3, 2009 to
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