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Archive for the ‘Spyware’ Category

Your Children, the Internet and Your Identity

By admin • Oct 6th, 2008

Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in many countries around the world today.  Therefore, it really is incumbent upon you to defend yourself on all levels against identity theft.  Towards accomplishing this important goal, you need  to make an honest assessment of all of the different ways in which you may become the target [...]



FBI Valentine E-Card Alert

By admin • Feb 12th, 2008

A warning for all internet and email users!
It’s almost Valentine’s Day once again but before opening up that  E-Valentine’s Card, you may want to think again.  It may not be coming from cupid but instead from someone ready to spread the so called Storm Worm virus.
The Storm Worm virus have used the various holidays in [...]



Identity Theft Basics – Knowledge is Power

By admin • Feb 6th, 2008

How Does Identity Theft Happen?
Identity thieves use items like your driver’s license or Social Security number to assume your identity. With just a few items of personal information, an experienced identity thief can open new bank accounts and write bad checks, get new credit card accounts in your name and not pay the bills, get [...]



Identity Theft by Wi-Fi – What You Need to Know!

By admin • Jan 23rd, 2008

You’ve taken on board the warnings about identity theft, you have your own personal shredder in the house as well as the office and you destroy any paperwork that includes personal information prior to tossing it in the trash. 
Credit Card Theft and Fraud, hackers, id theft, identity fraud, identity theft, identity theft protection, internet [...]



How to Report Phishing

By admin • Jan 14th, 2008

With the increasing prevalence of phishing cases, we have learned that it’s best to protect ourselves from falling victim to this scam. We know now how to identify a phishing email and we’ve realized that it’s wise to just ignore it and not click on any links. However, there’s also a more proactive way to [...]