Now I’ve created two screensavers to Easter Holiday.
First is the Easter screensaver.
You can download it from page http://cyberinf.com/download/scrsav/easter.html
The second screensaver dedicated to Jesus Christ.
Download it from web page http://cyberinf.com/download/scrsav/jesus.html
Today I’ve created a screensaver dedicated to US democratic candidate Barack Obama.
It is the fine slide show with many great video effects. The file size is less than 1 Mb. And it doesn’t include any adware or spyware codes.
Download the Obama screensaver from the page cyberinf.com/download/scrsav/obama.html. You’ll enjoy it!
Today was launched new website about one of the Internet Marketing scammer - Ladan Lashkari.
There are many unfair marketers on the Internet nowadays. They give us crappy products, and when we ask for refund they laugh only.
Can’t we do something about that? Let’s go and see…
By Joe Robson
These simple to apply tips will help you - but not guarantee – to stay virus and spyware free, even if you’re connected to the Internet 24 hours a day.
1. Protect Yourself
Good protection on the Internet these days consists of 3 components: anti-virus software, anti-spyware software and a firewall.
Good virus protection does NOT need to cost you a fortune. You can get the excellent no-cast anti-virus software I have used for years at http://www.grisoft.com. Even the professional version of their software is very affordable.
For spyware protection, go to http://www.lavasoft.de and download Ad-Aware SE Personal, also no-cost. This will zap the most common spyware and adware found on the Internet.
If you have a Firewall installed make sure it is always enabled. Alternatively you can visit a site like http://www.download.com and search for Zone Alarm, which has an excellent no-cost version.
The most important thing to keep in mind is that you need to keep your anti-virus software up to date. An anti-virus program that uses definitions that are months old is just about useless, so update your anti-virus and anti-spyware software at least once a week.
2. Stop Opening Every Attachment You Receive.
Most of the devastating worms and viruses of recent times were distributed via email. These viruses feed on the curiosity and also the ignorance of a huge number of email users. People will get an email from falsename@falsenamedomain.com and they’ll just open whatever file is attached to it.
If you don’t know the sender, don’t open the attachment – just delete it. It doesn’t matter if the subject addresses you by name and promises you’ll see Joe Robson on his head on the kitchen table, just delete it. Well you would anyway I suppose:-)
If the email is from someone you know, always scan attachments first with your anti-virus software before opening them.
If every email user in the world followed these simple guidelines the distribution of viruses via email will grind to a halt.
3. Stay Clear of P**n*graphic And Illegal Software Sites
If you want to pick up viruses and spyware quickly, visit some porno web sites. One wrong click on a subtle little pop-up or security warning window which you’ll run into often on these type of sites ( so I’m told:-) and you’ll have infested yourself with trojan horses, spyware, dialers and other unfavorable software that could leave your computer wide open to further attacks.
The same goes for web sites distributing software, serial codes and cracks illegally (warez).
Simply put - keep out of the dark side of the web and the odds of keeping your computer clean shifts decidedly in your favor.
4. Be VERY Careful What You Download
Spyware is embedded in a lot of software on the Internet - especially those related to ripping, converting and playing music and videos. That free MP3 player or DVD Ripper you just downloaded may have installed a bunch of harmful spyware without you even knowing about it.
5. Keep Yourself Informed and Up To Date
Major anti-virus software developers like Symantec and Grisoft update their sites regularly with the latest virus alerts. Visit these sites frequently to keep yourself aware of what threats are doing the rounds and how to avoid them.
6. ALWAYS Back Up Your Data.
ALWAYS back up your data frequently. A system crash caused by a worm or virus is not only a massive inconvenience but years of irreplaceable information could be lost forever unless you have backups of your most precious data. Use CD’s to copy it at least weekly, but most people forget and allow it to lapse. An easier and inexpensive way is to purchase reputable and proven Backup Software like WinBackup. http://tncinfo.com/speedup.htm
Summary;
Using these simple tips and software is not rocket science. Just stay alert, use some common sense and you too can stay bug free while still enjoying your Internet experience.
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Article by Joe Robson, owner of The Newbie Club at http://http://newbieclub.com and creator of the best selling PC & Internet Security Kit at http://newbieclub.com/security
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