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Thursday, May 17. 2007
A 100% virus protection for computers is a far-fetched dream that every anti-virus software aims to give us, their customers. Nobody can really promise a 100% protection because there are still unknown and cunning virus and threats that escape the shield of our anti-virus softwares. The least thing that anti-virus companies can do is to update their system at the same time discover more virus solutions for our benefit.
This is the simplest way to protect your computer: buy a security software that provides the best protection -- get a Bullguard protection! Bullguard is a security software that provides professional antivirus shield, spamfilters, and firewall. It also has an added feature that lets you back up your important files. Once your Bullguard back up folder is full, you can always store your files by other means. You can keep them through immediate CD burning or buy an external memory.
If your computer is undergoing a seasonal dysfunction caused by virus and computer bugs, you might wann to say Bullguard. You can only regain your computer's smooth functioning if it's secured and guarded, and nothing gives the best guarding but Bullguard Internet security software. The Bullguard creators say that Bullguard is a simple name, but PC bugs must brace themselves because behind this simplicity is toughness. You wanna live away from the fears of hackers and spam attacks? Let the Bull guard your life!
Monday, May 14. 2007
 Evolutionary "legend" told us that the first man came from an ape who used a long branch to pick his fruit from a tree. The use of "tools" has become the first sign of intelligence man has exhibited ever since that ape-turns-to-man legend. If you believe this, then you believe that Firefox is the tool that will prove we are intelligent internet users. See, I'm getting nostalgic for it each time I browse using Internet Explorer, Opera, or even Snap. Firefox has tabs, easily customizable tools, security, and even easy web access for the blind.
Sunday, May 13. 2007
I learned about Snap and saw that it was far better than Firefox when it comes to surfing since Snap shows up the website's interface in a window occupying a third of the computer screen. This way you'll know whether a website is legit, and by zooming it you can immediately tell if what you're looking for is there. Firefox certainly doesn't have this feature. Am I serving it an injustice here? Of course not. There are so many other things Snap browser can't do which Firefox can.
Saturday, May 12. 2007
Like I've mentioned in the beginning: the tabbed browsing. How many times do I have to punch the Ctrl-T in the Internet Explorer browser only to realize it's impossible to come up with a tab? The tab relieves the "clogging" of the taskbar. Pop-ups can get extremely vexing, too. Firefox does a nice job of kicking the spam's ass each time it attempts to appear on my screen. If that is not enough, the disabled has much to thank for. There is a program in Firefox that hooks up with the blind's software so that the functions are read out loud.
Friday, May 11. 2007
 There are computer criminals everywhere. Sometimes, they just give you an attractive email that contains virus. If you're a fool, you would open the unknown email and would suffer computer corruption. Know the hottest computer crimes so as to prevent them. These include the unauthorized use of somebody else's username and password; creating virus or any other dangerous computer programs. The last and most serious crime is harassment and cyberspace stalking because it involves YOU already.
Thursday, May 10. 2007
When you use your computer for forging a signature or counterfeiting, you are committing a crime. When you steal someone's personal hard disk that contains critical information, you are stealing with malicious intent. When you show any sexual act to provoke sex in online world, you are most likely to commit prostitution. And, you can also use computers to commit larceny. We are familiar with all these old crimes, but we ignore them because these are criminal acts that we encounter even if we don't use our pc. With or without computer, a crime is still a crime.
Wednesday, May 9. 2007
The USA Punishment Law for computer crimes is not really that helpful to the victims. The fearless computer criminal will only be convicted for several months like 8-21 months. That is 2 years at the least. After that, you can go back to where you have started again, and this time you would be more careful. I think the "hardest" punishment is being forced in community service. It it really worth it to steal private information? Anyway, get an effective firewall protection to protect you from these criminals.
Tuesday, May 8. 2007
The Trojan Horse is not a virus per se. It is actually a computer program that destroys your computer as great as viruses. This program can enter your computer anytime through spams, seemingly attractive emails, and email images. It does not spread through your computer system, but it brings as much destruction as viruses. So if you see something beautiful and alluring in your computer, even a captivating email subject heading, you better be careful.
Monday, May 7. 2007
This destructive program originates from Greek mythology where Greek soldiers fooled the Trojans by using a huge wooden horse. The Greeks made this huge horse and brought it outside the Trojan gates. The Trojans thought it was a kind of peace offering from the gods so they brought the thing inside. When the horse was inside, the Greeks suddenly sneaked out of its body. They opened the gates of Troy to let others in.
Sunday, May 6. 2007
 Likewise, the Trojan Horse usually presents itself as a captivating program. It sometimes works as an anti-virus program but once you download it, it will suddenly destroy your computer. The Trojan Horse is among the common computer threats that everybody wants to avoid. However, without the sufficient Internet security, your computer will surely suffer. So, the next best step to take is get an on line support now. Download or purchase the best Internet security provider.
Saturday, May 5. 2007
Among the major developers of security solutions is Panda Software which aims to serve online consumers by giving ultimate virus protection. It protects servers and ensures effective defense against many Internet threats like Trojans, spyware, hanckers, spam, viruses, and the like. Expert support people from different countries comprise the team of Panda solutions. If you love to cook fish, you can easily download that fish recipe sans the hassles of viruses. And, this is the power of Panda.
Friday, May 4. 2007
With its effective and trusted products, Panda has produced a new and more advanced security software for Internet lovers. It is an antivirus solution (beta version) especially designed for you. This is the lightest solution among other antivirus solutions. It is light yet it still embodies the Panda power that utterly protects us users against the attack of many Internet viruses and threats. Panda Antivirus 2007 is surely the best security you can ever give to your computer.
Thursday, May 3. 2007
 Get Panda Antivirus 2007 to break free from worries and fears. If you download a lot from the Internet, you are the most probable victim of these Internet bugs. So, to get rid of these bugs and to have a secure Internet transaction from anywhere in the world, get Panda antivirus now. Don't worry about fraudulent security companies because we hate them, too. Panda Antivirus 2007 is just right for your computer's needs.
Wednesday, May 2. 2007
Starting August 19, you will no longer be able to sign up for a free "Netscape.net" webmail account, according to the announcement of former oil giant AOL. The company mentioned, however, that existing accounts can be accessed using AIM Webmail interface. AOL claims that this is a form of upgrade although faithful Netscapers claim otherwise. This is a downgrade, they say. According to the Netscape FAQ, AOL believes that new users would be completely contented with the "AIM Mail service." Does this mean that Netscape is being phased out? Their answer is: "No, Netscape.com is being relaunched as a social news portal."
Tuesday, May 1. 2007
After negative comments from Netscape.com portal visitors, outspoken entrepreneur and AOL executive Jason Calacanis is offering a "truce" to them. It can be remembered that these portal visitors voiced their displeasure about Jason's new "social news" pet project. This pet project apparently destroyed the old Netscape.com web portal they used to love and cherish. In his blog, Jason Calicanis asks for a truce saying, "What if we created a view of the site that was programmed by our Anchors? We had a view just for you guys, which was professionally produced."
Monday, April 30. 2007
Jason Calicanis's blog earned comments and reactions from Netscapers. There were people who did not take his "truce" seriously. There were those who posted intelligent questions. I'd be careful on this one if I were them! But one thing is clear here: the people hate Calicanis's actions. Whenever Calicanis opens his blog, he is always flooded with negative comments, which, I think, he deserves. If I were him, I would take stock of my actions, including my belief system and religion, and whatever else matters. It is the proper time to use his brain or else give it over to his portal visitors.
Sunday, April 29. 2007
I think I don't like what's inside the newspapers today. I came across an article about a planned bill that will provide the government full control and access to systems of Internet providers. This is extremely scary. Think about this guys: people in key positions of the government will be able to access our personal and business files. They'll be able to read our accounts in social networking websites like MySpace and FaceBook.
Saturday, April 28. 2007
 This plan by the government rooted from the bill created by Senator Mike Dewine. The purpose of the bill is to get easy access on information regarding terrorists, criminals, and law violators. But the thing here is that asking officials not to rummage our online files is like asking Garfield not to chomp on your lasagna. Critics of this bill and Jon Arbuckle have one thing in common: they know that politicians just like Garfield are untrustworthy.
Friday, April 27. 2007
If I'm not mistaken, online privacy is also the government's idea. However, with the rate things are going, I think the government is planning to violate the same right that they're trying to protect. I'm not in favor of this bill. The web is a sacred place, at least for us computer users. But if things swirl the other way around, I promise I will not add nor befriend Dewine in my MySpace account.
Thursday, April 26. 2007
This morning, I read an e-mail from a friend who is currently working at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. It told me the story of a young Chinese mother whose five-month daughter was sick with leukemia. Leukemia, as we all know is cancer of the blood that kills a patient gently but painfully. The e-mail contains pictures of the child in the hospital covered with dextrose and intravenous pipes. I know that this e-mail would melt anyone's heart.
Wednesday, April 25. 2007
After reading the whole content of the e-mail four times, I noticed that there's a PS message at the bottom part. It said, "Please pass this e-mail to any of your friends. It will help my family pay for my daughter's hospital bills and medicines." Seeing this particular message, I realized that what I was reading was a different kind of spam. I know you know what spam is. And I'm sure you've received a message that goes exactly like this.
Tuesday, April 24. 2007
I don't know if the e-mail in question is real. But it touched me the way sad movies do, so I sent it to my friends and relatives to help the baby girl. Perhaps not all spam are bad. Why don't we give Internet security a break. This sort of chain letter is created to help raise funds for people who are really in need. I know there are more important things than chain mails such as this. But a child's life is far more priceless than any portable notebook or personal digital assistant.
Monday, April 23. 2007
 Semi-illiterate computer users know that spam is harmful, yet they don't know what it is exactly. On the other hand, morons know nothing about computer spam, except the Spam ham ad in the net. Spams are simply filthy, unwanted messages. Some of them can be as plain as a product advertisement of some nonsense whitening lotion. But most of the modern spam today are becoming more criminal in nature. This time, they are aiming for the blogosphere.
Sunday, April 22. 2007
I think spammers got themselves a new opponent. It's no ordinary product from some profit-oriented computer company. This time, the software giant Microsoft will kick asses with their new software tool named Strider Search Defender. The name, which sounds like a Power Ranger robot, suggests that it's another spam blocker and filter that prevents malicious messages, either in text or picture form, from penetrating the system. Furthermore, it searches blogs and sites for possible spam.
Saturday, April 21. 2007
Microsoft knows that spammers targets social networking websites by sending irrelevant URLs on guest books and forums. The search engine will link these URLs as search results so they'll keep on reappearing on the web. Bloggers and searchers can be fooled by spam disguising as URLs. What Mr. Strider does is it detects infected domains and inform the administrators about them. For more information about the new software, visit the Microsoft website.
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Internet Security Comments
Wed, 25.10.2006 17:04
I've never changed Bullguard as my security protector since the first time I used it.
Wed, 25.10.2006 17:04
My security software is a disaster! I need to change it now, and probably I'll buy Bullguard.
Sat, 21.10.2006 13:47
BartWare is among the most recommended firewall freeware in the name of Internet. It is a personal firewall that [...]
Fri, 20.10.2006 14:02
The Snap that you're talking about is cool, but there the browsing time can hold you down. It's very promising though.
Fri, 20.10.2006 14:02
Firefox is the ultimate browser. I put Opera next on the list.
Thu, 19.10.2006 17:42
This software provides full-time management of your computer, regardless of the network size. It uses multiple programs [...]
Wed, 18.10.2006 12:04
Our police system must improve how to detect these computer criminals.
Wed, 18.10.2006 12:04
Those criminals deserve long and difficult punishments.
Wed, 18.10.2006 08:56
As an important person who lives a private life, whether you're a businessman or not, you need to protect your privacy [...]
Thu, 12.10.2006 17:31
My brother just downloaded the software because he read your blog. He trusts you.
Thu, 12.10.2006 17:31
I hate pop-ups and spams! Thanks to Panda antivirus for blocking them for me.
Sat, 07.10.2006 13:57
Microsoft fans will be very delighted to hear that the Windows Vista, which is scheduled for release on January 2007, [...]
Fri, 06.10.2006 13:28
Why don't everyone have a free access to Dewine's financial files? I think that would be great.
Fri, 06.10.2006 13:27
I won't add Dewine in my MySpace too. I don't like him either.
Fri, 06.10.2006 09:27
The common problem with a DSL line is the modem which malfunctions everytime you're rushing an important report. At [...]