Scott Granneman, 2004-12-30
Here are some suggestions on how to help your family members safely use that new trojan horse they received under the Christmas tree this year.
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Trojan Horse Christmas
2005-01-03
ittoledo <TS>
ittoledo <TS>
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I am glad to hear of another person mentioning appliance-based internet devices. "User awareness is our best defense". Sure, however best is just not good enough. Regardless of how comprehensive or convincing our training is, it is still insufficient. Honestly, I think we missed a great opp...
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I am glad to hear of another person mentioning appliance-based internet devices. "User awareness is our best defense". Sure, however best is just not good enough. Regardless of how comprehensive or convincing our training is, it is still insufficient. Honestly, I think we missed a great opp...
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Trojan Horse Christmas
2005-01-03
Hans Kramer
Hans Kramer
Nice article with a lot of good and sound information and advice. Well written and funny too.
Although I would like to add this advice:
Consider to stop using windows and get a more reliable and secure OS: Mac (base on FreeBSD, currently the most secure OS) or a Linux version if you got to use P...
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Although I would like to add this advice:
Consider to stop using windows and get a more reliable and secure OS: Mac (base on FreeBSD, currently the most secure OS) or a Linux version if you got to use P...
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Trojan Horse Christmas
2005-01-04
Anonymous
Anonymous
Great Article. I just spent an 1 1/2 last night on my in-laws one year old PC removing 270 Adware, 19 Spywear, and 243 Viruses/Trojans. And I still need to remove the Trojan AdClicker-AF.dll from their machine..
I switched them to Firefox 1.0 and Thunderbird 1.0 and setup Mcaffe to scan once a we...
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I switched them to Firefox 1.0 and Thunderbird 1.0 and setup Mcaffe to scan once a we...
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