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Protect Yourself When you connect to the Internet you are immediately vulnerable to: You must protect yourself immediately and then remain vigilant! Contact us now! Too late? Already having problems?
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Protect Yourself

The Internet is a safe place as long as you use common sense and are aware of common issues. Why not look at some easily understood books on this subject? You need software to protect against:
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Remain Vigilant

Once you have protected yourself, you must remain vigilant by keeping your protection up-to-date.

Be safe online

It is safe to purchase online. You should, however, consider the following: You should manage your passwords carefully:

Viruses

A computer virus is a computer program that produces copies of itself and usually hides in other programs or files. They usually perform malicious actions such as destroying data. There are different categories of viruses, such as macro viruses, worms and trojan horses.

You need a virus protection programme to protect yourself and, critically, you need to keep the protection up-to-date, as new viruses and types of viruses are detected every day.

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Hackers, malicious intruders and fraudsters

To protect yourself from hackers, malicious intruders and fraudsters, you need a firewall. The name "firewall" derives from the term for a barrier that prevents fires from spreading. A computer firewall is a barrier between your computer and the outside world and is the first line of defence in protecting your private information from hackers, malicious intruders and fraudsters.

Without the proper protection and awareness, you may be liable to intruders taking control of your computer, stealing and misusing personal information, corrupting your software, spying on your activities and installing Spyware & Adware. To protect against intruders, Musubi Designs use and recommend Norton Internet Security 2005, which provides protection against intruders, viruses and spam.

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Spyware & Adware

Spyware, also known as adware, is a common term for any data collection program that secretly gathers information about you and relays it to advertisers and other interested parties, such as fraudsters and malicious parties. You can unknowingly install spyware by installing a new piece of software, most commonly a piece of freeware or shareware you may have downloaded from the Internet.

Spyware can:
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Spam

Spam is unsolicited e-mail.

Spam can: Increasingly, many fraudsters are sending e-mails that appear to be from official companies, in particular banks, asking you to confirm your online banking details. They look authentic, with the proper logo and company details, but never respond to such requests. This type of spam is called "phishing", where the fraudsters are attempting to deceive people into revealing personal and financial information, fishing for enough information to commit fraud against you. Legitimate companies will never request your details online.

To protect against spam, Musubi Designs use and recommend Norton Internet Security 2005, which provides protection against intruders, viruses and spam.

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