How Secure Is Your Computer?

[1cheater]

Cheater, I merged them all into the RR.


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Ohhhhhhhh, lol, guess that's where they belong...


Just went to find them and can't, I searched through 3 pages of the trash down there, my eye's couldn't take anymore..

 

[TheGeneral+]

This will help you

http://forum2.therx.com/search.php?searchid=17790


:drink:

 

[brewers7]

Madcapper:

I had 2 people try that and it worked for both of them...They were happy as a pig in sh^t, because that about:blank was a pain in the a$$...

 

[Doug]

General, try Spybot, it's much more user friendly, i've had it for 3 years now and have never had a problem.

Agree about Spybot. I'm pretty lame with computers. Spybot deleted adaware for me. :biglaugh:

 

[wolfie_cr]

The best thing would be to make people aware that you are not supose to click "yes" to every single popup you get, thats obviously how most spyware is installed. Also everyone knows that a car needs its oil changed but nobody does the critical upgrades on the computers?

There should be something like a "license to operate a computer" , MINIMUM things that everyone should know

That would minimize DDoS attacks that are launched with computers infected with trojans and we know what those SOB do with computers that are compromised

What good is it for example to install zonealarms and then spend the first day clicking "yes" to "should program 'x' be allowed to access the internet?"