Thorough virus removal important for information security

September 7, 2011

A virus strikes.  The computer that was working moments ago grinds to a halt, shutting you out of your anti-virus software, Internet browser and perhaps you even see what appear to be advertisements or popups from seemingly genuine, but obviously suspicious software.  Panic sets in. Have you been here before?  Are you experiencing this issue [...]

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13 steps to avoid identity theft and information leaks

November 4, 2010

1. It’s important to be aware, to be vigilant and to some extent even a bit paranoid.  I always recommend regularly monitoring financial activity, whether it be a credit card, bank account or otherwise. 2. Regularly changing your passwords is critical, and using a different, strong password on each web site is a good measure [...]

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Viruses that target banking information are on the rise

April 22, 2010

Today’s computer viruses are largely financially driven. They target sensitive information such as your identity, credit card or bank account number and other data that can be used or sold for profit. There are many variants that will attack using different strategies.

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The threat of computer viruses

May 20, 2009

The most significant threat to your security is a virus that you may not even know is infecting your system. Even if you feel that your anti-virus has secured your computer, there are many viruses that are designed to disable the anti-virus and anti-spyware software. Other viruses are so infectious that there is no easy way to remove them without an expert’s help.

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