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  • How Does SSL Protect Against IP Spoofing?

    When a browser accesses an SSL-protected website, the browser automatically sends a request to the server, asking for the SSL Public Key. The browser processes this Public Key and sends a reply...

  • How to Avoid Getting a Virus Attack On Your Computer

    Believe it or not, preventing a virus attack is simple and there are some cool ways to do it. Follow these tips and you might just avoid one.

  • About Blank Virus

    About:Blank is not a virus; it's a hijacking program that takes over your browser. It has certain unmistakable characteristics and only affects older and unpatched newer versions of the Internet...

  • How to Remove Google History

    With wireless access available just about everywhere and with computers so much a part of our lives, keeping your private data private is more important than ever. When you use a web browser, the...

  • How to Determine If Your Computer Has Spyware

    If you are an Internet user, there is a good chance that your computer has spyware. If you have anti-virus software or spyware remover software, spyware could still get through. Use these steps...

  • How to Check If a Web Business Is Safe

    These days, identity theft and web theft runs rampant. So, it is important to be sure of the security of a web business before purchasing from them or providing them with any kind of personal...

  • The Meaning of the Computer Term "Certified Cookies"

    Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari and other web browsers use small text files called cookies to keep track of information such as passwords, login names and time zone data.

  • What Is Malware Spyware?

    Malware is a broad term for programs with malicious intent. Spyware is a type of malware that tries to obtain personal information through underhanded means. This information is then given to...

  • How to Print an Encrypted Webpage

    An encrypted web page uses data randomization to prevent third-parties from intercepting the data while sending it from the server to your browser. Encrypted web pages are typically used on bank...

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