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Help! My Hosts File is Missing!

Looking for your hosts file and now you can't find it? Then this article is for you. Relax, all is not lost.

Published by forlanda (751 pts) on Nov 19, 2009 to
Computer Security Articles
How to Repair a Broken Internet Connection

You computer has suddenly lost internet connection and you want avoid having to spend hundreds of dollars for professional troubleshooting. What can you do?

Published by Matt Isaac (987 pts) on Nov 17, 2009 to
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The Hosts File in Windows 7

With the recent release of Windows 7 in October 2009, it is imperative for security professionals to continue to understand and be aware of areas that could impact the security of a computer system. In this article we will look at the hosts file and how it appears/used in Windows 7.

Published by forlanda (751 pts) on Nov 10, 2009 to
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The Best Free Cookie Managers on the Web

Do you want a "free" cookie manager? If so, this article lists the "Top 5" freeware programs that have been given high marks from other users. Alternatively, there are cookie managers that cost (shareware programs). Check them all out to determine which cookie manager suits you best.

Published by Daniel B (2135 pts) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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The History behind Network Security

As the internet came to be, security was low profile and on the back burner for most corporations. Connectivity was a primary concern for Information Technology Professionals as the internet began several years ago. With this beginning, malicious users began to infiltrate and modify systems and

Published by Steve Mallard (12177 pts) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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A Practical Guide to Securing Your Network - Rationale

This study encompasses many areas and a broad-based research of relevant materials from industry leading experts. The implementation of security in stages across organizations is of the utmost importance. This article discusses the rationale behind securing your network.

Published by Steve Mallard (12177 pts) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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Securing your Network with Policies and Procedures

Since the advent and infancy of the internet, many U.S. companies and corporations have functioned and operated with very little Computer and Network Security in place in their network infrastructure. Many companies have hardware in place yet lack policies to protect their network.

Published by Steve Mallard (12177 pts) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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Computer and Network Security Research

In today’s world of the internet and ecommerce, many companies lack the expertise and training to secure their critical network infrastructure and data. Because of this fallacy, many companies’ infrastructures are subject to being compromised. With extortion, cyber theft, malicious attacks ..

Published by Steve Mallard (12177 pts) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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How to Change a WEP Password on a Router

WEP stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy. It is a deprecated protocol earlier designed to protect 802.11 wireless networks. Since, wireless networks uses broadcasting technology to transmit data, it is necessary to secure the data by means of a password. WEP provides the same security. Read more...

Published by sategroup (6848 pts) on Oct 29, 2009 to
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FortKnox Personal Firewall Review

With increase in the number of threats over the internet, it has become essential for a computer user to protect his/her system with a firewall. FortKnox Personal Firewall is the best choice that protects your system from hackers, Trojans and other malicious content. Read more...

Published by sategroup (6848 pts) on Oct 29, 2009 to
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