General questions and answers concerning desktop security software
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| Written by Administrator | | Sunday, 27 June 2010 18:14 |  The EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) aims to help you secure your blogging future with this helpful service that advises on legal and ethical blogging.
Please note that this guide applies to people living in the US. The EFF don't currently have the expertise or resources to speak over other countries' legal traditions. If you know of a similar guide for other than the USA then let the EFF know, to help bloggers in other parts of the world.
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| Written by Security Guru | | Sunday, 06 June 2010 16:51 | 
5 tips to avoid phishing scams Phishing (fishing) refers to scams and cons where people are persuaded into providing personal information such as identity (name, address, d.o.b. etc) and other details (passwords, credit card numbers). | | Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 July 2010 08:40 | | Read more... |
| Written by WinAbility Software | | Sunday, 16 May 2010 16:38 |  When you password-protect a disk or a file with encryption software, you are often have a choice of the size of the encryption key, which could be 128- or 256-bit, or even longer. Which size should you choose?
The naïve answer seems to be "the longer the better": the 256-bit encryption’s got to be much stronger than 128-bit, why not use it? The reality is, however, that for all practical purposes the 128-bit encryption is just as strong as the 256-bit, while it requires less computational resources and is performed faster. How can it be, you might be wondering? | | Last Updated on Thursday, 05 August 2010 19:48 | | Read more... |
| | Written by Software Reviewer | | Sunday, 02 May 2010 10:55 |
 One of the central tenents of information security is "Availability". One aspect of this, would be to check on the health of your PC's hard disk from time to time (another would be to make sure you have full system backups in case your hard disk crashes completely)
To check for hard disk flaws or problems:
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| Written by Administrator | | Monday, 21 December 2009 16:58 | Whoa! Wait a minute! Why would I want to do that?
Well you might well want to sign-up to online web services or accounts but are tired of giving out a *lot* of personal details that you feel are not strictly (or even remotely) necessary for the web site to have for the product or services you are receiving.
Anything could be made up by yourself? Well sometimes that works, but often web site validation will kick-in and be able to refuse and weed out ID data that doesn't 'hang together'.
So to get a full complete set of false identity data
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