Have you become that your Google Chrome browser is redirected to the “Aw, Snap” error page, instead of a web-page you want to see? It’s sign that web-browser is having problems loading. You might also see one or more of these issues: a web-site can’t be reached, a web-page won’t open, an HTTPS web-site won’t
Why Keyloggers Threaten Your Privacy 1. Surveillance software is very common nowadays. A Google search on keyloggers yields 39,000+ results. 2. Software mentioned in (1) has a bunch of features to record your activity in every possible way. See some features here. 3. Due to their “good purpose”, keyloggers and other types of surveillance software
Most of the Internet Explorer settings that we’ll be configuring apply to the Internet zone. The Internet zone is the default zone that all web sites fall into unless the user explicitly adds them to another zone (e.g., the Trusted sites zone or the Restricted sites zone). It’s important to lock down the Internet zone
definition from Wikipedia: A rootkit is a set of software tools frequently used by a third party (usually an intruder) after gaining access to a computer system. These tools are intended to conceal running processes, files or system data, which helps an intruder maintain access to a system without the user’s knowledge. Rootkits are known
First, you should make sure your anti-virus and spyware/adware scanner software are all up to date. If you haven’t updated in awhile or aren’t sure if you are set to auto update, go ahead and update the software and run a full system scan again. If you are still having problems you may have registry
The only way to protect against virus attack is a solid anti-virus program. Don’t forget to update it regularly because new viruses are written everyday. Almost all anti-virus software has an “auto-update” feature I would recommend you utilize. I have several links to quality anti-virus software on my links page. Some are even 100% FREE!
Computer viruses are programs specifically written to wreak havoc on your system. The main intent of a virus is to cause problems with as many computers as possible. The problems caused could be minor, or could shut down the network of an entire company.
Spyware and Adware, also called “Malware”, are files made by publishers that allow them to snoop on your browsing activity, see what you purchase and send you “pop-up” ads. They can slow down your PC, cause it to crash, record your credit card numbers and worse. If you’re like most Internet users, chances are you’re
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