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Category Archives: Internet security
How to Protect Your Computer
Antivirus software is a must, but the bad guys out there are becoming increasingly devious in their attempts to attack your PC. The best way to protect yourself from them is to gen up on their latest techniques. Phishing Phishing … Continue reading
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Online Crime Costs SMEs £800m Every Year
Wow! That’s a lot of money. According to the latest research by the Federation of Small Businesses, SMEs are losing around £785 million a year through fraud and cyber crime. The following stats offer some sobering reading: 41% of companies … Continue reading
Beware of the Trojan
“A Trojan horse, or Trojan, is a type of malware that masquerades as a legitimate file or helpful program with the ultimate purpose of granting a hacker unauthorized access to a computer. Trojans do not attempt to inject themselves into … Continue reading
You Do Have Mobile Security, Right?
Back in January, we brought your attention to an article written by Dragon’s Dens’ very own James Caan about the importance of mobile phone security. Mobile security is essential because without it, your smartphone and all the data it contains … Continue reading
Your Wireless Network Security
When you get your wireless router, if you just get it out of the box, set it up and rely on the default settings for your security, you’re in big trouble. This is because the default settings leave your network … Continue reading
The Internet Explorer Fights Back
The last post about Malware may have caused you a few sleepless nights. But you’ll be pleased to here the IT world isn’t all doom and gloom – because it’s fighting back. Internet Explorer 9 is capable of blocking 99% … Continue reading
Windows Updates–The Why, How and Are They Safe?
It’s something that you just accept as a PC owner (of the Windows variety). Every now and then your computer will begin to download Windows updates. But why does that happen? How does it happen? And is it safe for … Continue reading