Cryptolocker is a malicious piece of “ransomware” which infects your computer, locking your data files and charging an amount of money be paid to receive a key to unlock the data affected. If you do not have a backup copy of the data or do not pay the ransom in the stated time, Cryptolocker will...
In the last two decades, the Internet has exploded with growth. Such a dramatic increase in use would not be possible without the use of the web browser. For many of us, computing would not be what it is today without the browser; many of us use these applications on an almost constant basis. The big players in the PC web browser market are Microsofts Internet Explorer (IE), Mozillas Firefox, and Googles Chrome. While all three are excellent browsers, they are not created equal on the security front, where Firefox and Chrome appear to be the most secure.
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This is something that we recently came across, thought you guys should be aware! Warning That a New Virus is Activated by Using F1 Key in Windows-Truth! Summary of the eRumor: This is a warning that may include a link to a magazine article that tells Microsoft XP Operating System users that they could activate...
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