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Why Should I be concerned about Privacy?
It is commonly known that privacy on the Internet is very hard to secure. This means that each and every one of us could are subject to potential privacy invasion risks. Taking defensive secrecy measures is thus becoming essential for all of us.
What type of privacy hazards is my computer subject to?
Much of your private information can be revealed as Internet surfing leaves plenty of traces on your computer.
New technologies now track data stored in local folders on your hard disk. The web sites you visit can also place cookies(*some hazardous) on your computer that tell the sites about your surfing habits, your hardware and software configuration, and of course, this private information can be exploited.
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Congress Considered Cybersecurity Legislation
As the U.S. Congress reconvened after a month-long break, legislation imposing cybersecurity requirements on private industry, including a proposal that would require public companies to report their cybersecurity efforts, may be on the way.
No bill has been introduced yet, but one proposal being considered would require companies to fill out a cybersecurity checklist in their filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Representative Adam Putnam, chairman of the House Government Reform Committee Subcommittee on Technology, Information Policy, Intergovernmental Relations and the Census, will have considered the bill.
While antispam legislation will continue to be the major technology focus in Congress this fall, Putnams subcommittee looked at the pluses and minuses of a cybersecurity reporting requirements, similar to SEC accounting reporting requirements mandated in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, Dix said. more..
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Spotting a Hoax
Spotting virus hoaxes by observing some common text shared by many warnings:
"This virus will wipe out your entire hard drive!"
"Forward this message to everyone you know."
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Most e-mail virus warnings are in reality, hoaxes; and can be thought of as pesky, but harmless viruses themselves. (usually just a scare tactic, or a test to see if your email address is responsive).
These hoaxes are sometimes sent to you by well meaning but uninformed people as well. Before you continue the so-called virus you should check to make sure it is a truthful or 'credible' message you are forwarding. more.. |
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