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Your privacy becomes most vulnerable when you our your kids are online. Why? Because the average person doesn't realize how easy it can be for a malicious user to spy on and harvest information from you without your knowledge. In addition, companies like Facebook and Google are able to aggregate and cross-match information from diverse sources, creating a fairly complete profile of lots of individuals.
Jan 16 2012

Internet Security Test

Many Programs Offer Services that Incorporate Internet Security Tests

internet security check listWhen it comes to internet security there are many programs available that claim to offer full protection for the average internet user. These programs come with a variety of labels but the aim of all of them is the same – to protect the laptop or personal computer from succumbing to viral infections that pose a number of threats to security. Many of the current internet security programs around today offer services that incorporate internet security tests and in this article we will cover some of the features of these types of programs and why they may or may not be the best choice for you...  read more »


Dec 28 2011

Best Internet Security 2011

Which Products are best for Maintaining Privacy and Security?

Internet privacy and securityWhen it comes to internet security there are a number of big players on the field; however, what many people don’t know is that many of the big players that they depend upon for security software are not as reliable as they seem. When it comes to the best internet security of 2011 the most considered security software is anti-virus software; however, more recently the malware or spyware software has also been considered in this category. Choosing any one of these programs to keep your computer safe when browsing the internet can be a daunting task; however, with a little help from experience the task can be much easier. In this article we will discuss a number of internet security software and the general consensus as to which of these software products is the best for maintaining privacy and security of your home computer....  read more »


Jul 18 2011

Internet Safety for Kids

Keeping Your Kids safe on the Web

Keeping Your Kids Safe OnlineThe Internet has become a crutch upon which the majority of the country depends upon. There was a time at which the internet was not such a readily available tool; however, and at that time public libraries were the go to place for research projects for students. As the use of the internet by children has expanded security has become a significant issue. Security is not just a problem for children completing research projects though; the fact of the matter is that in an age that centers on technology, children rely upon computers not only for research but also for entertainment and communication as well. There are a number of ways in which parents can ensure their child’s safety while using the net; in this article we will cover some of those methods....  read more »


May 13 2011

Is Apple Tracking Your Movements?

Is Your iPhone or iPad Recording Your Movements?

Apparently so. Alasdair Allan released a blog post that highlights the fact that there is a hidden file on Apple devices used to track and store your movement based on GPS location. Included is a sample map showing what kind of tracking the data can be used for when superimposed on a map. What does Apple say? ....  read more »


Jun 18 2010

How Private and Secure is Google Email?

Just How Secure Is Your Personal Data with Google Apps Email?

Email PrivacyGoogle Apps is growing day by day, and recently - they've unveiled a "Premium" business version of their popular Gmail email software that will allow you to use any email address (ie. those associated with your own domain name or business) with their popular email hosting platform. The question that arises is - how protected is your private email data?...  read more »


Jun 14 2010

Facebook Inbox Privacy and Security

Do Prying Eyes Have Access to Your Facebook Inbox?

Facebook InboxIn short, yes. On August 11th, 2009, Facebook unveiled what they term an Inbox API for their developers. This is basically a framework that allows applications to access and utilize information in your Facebook inbox....  read more »