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Author: Michelle Bery

As the computer continues to reign in today's society, more and more people have come to depend on the services it provides - working, communicating, learning, and being entertained from the comfort of their own homes. But along with technological advancement often comes a host of issues. While reputable companies have harnessed the power of the computer to provide legitimate services, other disreputable groups use the computer to find their newest victims and invade our personal space.

Author: Jason Dick

In yet another attempt at fighting the war on spyware, adware and viruses, the Cyber Security Enhancement Act was introduced to Congress on May 14th. This new act is a major step forward in the battle against botnet attacks.

Author: Brenda Murphy

Depending on what ISP (Internet Service Provider) you use to access the internet, each has its own toolbar. The function of a toolbar is to facilitate website searches, block or allow pop-ups, and track your most recent searches. Some toolbars have more specialized tools than others, but they all function in a similar fashion.

Author: Jason Dick

Malicious software on the Internet has more than doubled in the last year and it's expected to continue to increase as hackers become more and more sophisticated in the techniques they use to deliver viruses, spyware, worms, Trojans and adware to the Internet.

Author: Jason Dick

Why Do I Keep Getting Computer Viruses and Spyware?

If I have installed antivirus and antispyware software, have kept Windows updated and have a firewall, why do I still get computer infections?

This is a question that has riddled both antivirus companies and computer users since the beginning of high-speed internet use. This article outlines the two main methods hackers use to infect a home user's computer.