If You Sell Anything Online Your ePockets Are Being Picked (26 Jun 2006) You and I are a lot alike. We are both software publishers and eBook authors getting hosed on a regular basis. You and I, my friend, are victims of software piracy that accounted for over $24 BILLION...
If You Steal It, They May Come! (26 Jun 2006) This article is about how unsafe the internet is. It also relates to software you are going to need if you do any kind of business on the web.
Information Security for E-businessmen: Just a Couple of Ideas (26 Jun 2006) Unfortunately, businessmen frequently are targets for identity thieves, especially online. Software developers are doing their best to create new solutions to the urgent problems like data stealing.
Instant Approval of Personal Loans – Whether Justified or Not (26 Jun 2006) Instant approval of personal loan is only second to borrowers demand for a better rate of interest. This article has tried to explain through the basic steps involved in the approval process, that not all processes are unjustified. However, with both lender and the borrower making the right efforts, the process can be accelerated.
Internet Identity Theft - How You Can Shield Yourself (26 Jun 2006) With the advent of the World Wide Web, a whole new breed of criminals have surfaced, posing threats to more than just our material assets, but also to our very identities. Although there are a number of effective methods for protecting yourself from internet identity theft, not everyone takes the necessary steps to initiate such a plan.
Internet Privacy (26 Jun 2006) Over the past few years as the internet has become more and more popular, privacy has become a major issue.
Just as if you are walking down the street and can be watched, every click of your mouse every website you browse, or file you download, is traceable. In recent years this has become a major issue.
Internet Scams: Dont be a Victim (26 Jun 2006) This article deals with 3 of the most common types of Internet scams. Advanced fee fraud, phishing, and vehicle sales fraud. It give avice on what to expect and how to avoid becoming a victim...
Internet Small Business and Fraud (26 Jun 2006) Everyone wants something right away. What you don't know is that every time you get an automatic shipment from a merchant, the merchant is compromising the security of both parties.
Internet/Network Security (26 Jun 2006) Internet/Network Security: A Methodology for the Understanding of 802.11B that Made Harnessing and Possibly Developing Write-Back Caches a Reality...
Is Adware - Spyware Putting Your Privacy at Risk (26 Jun 2006) Do you sometimes notice your computer running slower. Is your computer acting strange almost like its possessed? Well, it just may be plagued with Spyware. Spyware is a common term for files that are installed on your system without your knowledge. It allows companies to monitor your Internet activity. Believe it or not, Spyware is now the leading threat to our computers, and our online privacy. It's ahead of viruses.
Is My PC Vulnerable on the Internet? (26 Jun 2006) Think about this: Is a simple antivirus application enough to protect your PC against all threats?
Is Shopping Online For Your Horse Gifts Safe? (26 Jun 2006) Shopping for horse gifts or other gift items on the internet
is quick, convenient and is probably safer than you think.
However,...
Is Spyware Watching You? (26 Jun 2006) Imagine my surprise when I received a phone call from a friend who told me he'd been the victim of a "spyware" attack that left him shaking at his loss of privacy.
Is That Free Stuff Like An iPod Or Desktop Computer Really Free? (26 Jun 2006) You may have heard of or visited web sites like www.freestuf.com and seen offers for free top-brand electronics like Apple's iPod, or Microsoft's Xbox360. While you can get these products free, there are catches. Before you try to qualify for one of these free offers, be sure you understand what you're in for ...
Is the Internet Insecure Because of You? (26 Jun 2006) Many users on the internet have the same belief that their data is safe and secure. By the end of 2005 it is estimated identity fraud will cause up to 5 trillion dollars world wide. We, the users of the internet must keep ourselves safe, secure and pay attention to security warnings. I have compiled some good tools and tricks that will help keep you much more anonymous and secure.
Is The Internet Over Regulated (26 Jun 2006) Are you being taken for a ride, are you lead to believe that
Governments are creating new legislation for your benefit or are there underlying factors that these laws are more beneficial to Governments and big business? The Patriot Act, (great choice of name) was created to give authorities more powers in times of terrorism but goes way further than that! I believe this act is necessary in this day and age when it comes to threats to National Security but, where does this leave your privacy? As consumers, citizens and business owners we all have rights,
its just a pity that there are a small number of fanatics and idiots out there that spoil it for the rest of us.
Is Your Email Private? Part 1 of 3 (26 Jun 2006) In a word, no - an email message has always been nothing more than a simple text message sent unencrypted to a recipient we choose. So all the email that we so blithely send all over the Internet everyday is neither private nor secure. Every birthday greeting or Dear John email, every complaint, rant or verbal purge we may have sent to our employers, credit companies, congressman or customer service rep is subject to delivery errors or outright interception.
