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  • Attention Online Shoppers: Identity Theft and Computer Security Hazards at Risk of Increasing During Holiday Season

    Myantispyware team November 22, 2005     No Comment     Identity Theft, Tips

    For those who think shopping malls are scary places during the holiday season, the threats you can’t see while shopping on the Internet can be far more prevalent. Online shopping is predicted to increase by 25% this holiday season, according to Forrester Research, including 2.5 million new households that will purchase online for the first

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  • What is “Internet Zone” ? How to use “Internet Zone Settings” ?

    Myantispyware team November 21, 2005     No Comment     FAQ, Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

    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

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  • Protecting kids from spyware, adware and malware

    Myantispyware team November 20, 2005     No Comment     Malware removal, Tips

    If your kids surf the Internet, chances are they’re going to want to download games, music, and other programs that may expose your computer to spyware or other unwanted software. Spyware is a general term used for software that performs certain behaviors such as advertising, collecting personal information, or changing the configuration of your computer,

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  • Lock down your browser

    Myantispyware team November 19, 2005     No Comment     Tips

    One of the most prevalent means for spyware and adware to be installed is through Internet Explorer. To prevent spyware and adware from installing without your knowledge and permission, you need to “lock down” Internet Explorer. There is a simple way to do this.

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  • Here’s how to use the HOST file to block ads

    Myantispyware team November 19, 2005     No Comment     Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

    1. Determine the location of your HOST file: Windows XP = C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC Windows 2K = C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\ETC Windows 98, Me = C :windows\hosts Macintosh: Mac System Folder or Preferences folder. (eg., Macintosh HD:System Folder:Preferences:Hosts) 2. Backup your HOST file – It’s a good idea to save your original HOST file in a safe location on your

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  • Grab the cleaner – How to use Microsoft AntiSpyware

    Myantispyware team November 19, 2005     No Comment     Malware removal, Tips

    Today I`ve found good topic about microsoft anti spyware. When the internet feels more like a toxic waste dump than a fun place to be, it’s time to clean up the nasties. Spyware, adware, pop-ups, search-page hijackers and home-page hijackers are the tip of the iceberg of what’s fouling your computer if you don’t take

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  • Install anti-spyware protection

    Myantispyware team November 18, 2005     No Comment     Malware removal, Tips

    Scanning for spyware and adware isn’t enough to protect your PC. You also need to take preventative steps to ensure that unwanted software doesn’t come back. One effective way to prevent spyware and adware from returning is to install an anti-spyware prevention program such as: SpywareBlaster SpywareGuard SpywareBlaster and SpywareGuard are excellent, free programs from

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  • The system performance is slow after you install Windows XP Service Pack 2 or upgrade to Windows XP with Service Pack 2

    Myantispyware team November 16, 2005     No Comment     Tips

    SYMPTOMS After you install Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) or upgrade to Windows XP with SP2, you experience slow computer performance. For example, you experience the following symptoms: # If you browse the Internet, the performance is slow. # If you try to download newsgroup e-mail messages, some or all of the messages

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  • Real Player critical patch for two vulnerabilities

    Myantispyware team November 14, 2005     No Comment     Critical patch, Tips

    … patch your Real Player now: RealNetworks has issued a critical patch for two vulnerabilities reported by eEye. The vulnerabilities affect a large number of RealNetworks’ applications. eEye RealPlayer Zipped Skin File Buffer Overflow II “A RealPlayer skin file (.rjs extension) can be downloaded and applied automatically through a web browser without the user’s permission.”

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  • Sony DRM Rootkit to be removed automatically by Microsoft

    Myantispyware team November 14, 2005     No Comment     Tips

    Gooood news for us 🙂 Microsoft says “Rootkits have a clearly negative impact on not only the security, but also the reliability and performance of their systems” “and have determined that in order to help protect our customers we will add a detection and removal signature for the rootkit component of the XCP software”.

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