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tmy
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« on: February 22, 2011, 04:31:53 AM »

 Azn everyone,
just wanted to pass on some tips on safer browsing  check out the following link :


http://lifehacker.com/5760922/secure-your-online-life-the-easy-way

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« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2011, 12:14:53 AM »

Hi..i provides some tips and tricks here..
1. Purchase the best available antivirus software from the market . Dont even think of saving few bucks as this can cost you hundred of dollars later on.
2. Make sure to update your antivirus definitions at all times. This is because new things keeps on pooping up and creative people try new methods to hack into your PC and anti virus companies keep an eye on that and will launch new patches.
3. Always purchase a genuine copies of operating system. This is not only ethical but also you can download update of your software and patches too. Operating system vendors will also keep on launching new patches as the new ways to hack into their systems are being developed.
4. Keep your web browser up to date.
5. Keep an eye on your email. Never open any file enclosed which comes from a non trustworthy source. This can be very painful because if you open that file you are gone. If

that file is an executable file than it can start a process on your computer which can do any thing to it.
6. Keep on cleaning you cache and clearing your cookies after every couple of weeks however if you have a good antivirus it will do it automaticall for you.
7. Keep anitivirus setting so that it at least checks you computer once a week for possible virus infections in your system.
8. Also it is important that you keep your home of office network safe and dont leave your router without password. A hacker can then take control of your network and can infect the systems that are connected to this router.
9. When ever you download new files from internet or from other source scan it first before you use the files.
10. Dont give your credit card and other information on sites which are not trustworthy. Also specially check that the site is using ssl (Secure protocol) if you are giving your credit card info specially.
11. Try to shop only from well reputed merchants . It will eliminate chance of credit card fraud.
12. Also try not to put sensitive information on your computer. Sensitive information like credit card numbers, personal photos etc which you dont wont to share with people. This will make sure that you sensitive info will be saved in case your computer or laptop PC is hacked.

If you follow these practices then you are most likely to be safe.
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« Reply #2 on: August 13, 2011, 12:56:48 AM »

 Azn manimoor,
nice work ! Great to see people getting involved and taking time to post helpful advice thank you again and look forward to seeing you on the forum.

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