For
Your Protection , Read the following link first:
Why?
There are many bogus websites & products out there that pretend to
be helping you rid your computer of malware. Unfortunately , many
of them are rogue - bad products trying to install spyware on your computer.
Visit
the link below before downloading any anti-spyware program and check its
name against the list shown.
Rogue/Suspect
Anti-Spyware Pages
SpywareWarrior
| Guide to Anti-Spyware Programs | Overview
| Feature Comparison Tables Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
| Notes | Recommended Programs | Other Things
You Can Do | If Your PC is Already Infested | Questions
& Contact |
PC
Hell | In a bad situation? Go here first.
Emergency solutions | "Everyone has been to PC Hell at one
time or another. It's that place you visit when your personal computer
is driving you insane with problems, glitches, and so on" |
Many links offering immediate solution to your dark problems!
|
|
Essential Tools
for Removing Spyware, Adware, and Malware |
SpywareNews
| New and Notable | Discover the nasty predator behavior
out there | Legit businesses make deals with sleazy computer
companies - that place adware on your computer without your knowledge
| Suddenly you get pop-up ads all over the place & your computer
gets real sluggish | Get the news & be in the know.
Gladiator
Security Forum | Security News | Firewalls
| Antivirus | AntiTrojan | Spyware
| Microsoft Security Bulletins | Recommended
Sites |
Refdesk/Security
| Pop-Up, Spyware, Browser Hijacking, SPAM Blockers and Identity
Theft Resources
SpywareBlog
| "Waging the war against spyware." | Security News &
Articles | Reports Archive | Categories
| Spyware Help Forums | More Spyware Warriors |
Tutorials and Info | Blogs of Interest | General
Links |
eWeek
Security Ctr | This week's security headlines &
articles | Security Product Finder | Reviews
| Opinions | Analysis | Around The Web
|
Major
Geeks | "MajorGeeks.com - Major tweaks for Major Geeks."
| Featured Security Software | | Downloads:
| Admin Tools | All In One Tools | Anti-Spyware
| Anti-Virus | Appearance | Back Up
| Benchmarking | BIOS | Browsers |
Covert Ops | Data Recovery | Diagnostics
| Drive Cleaners | Drive Utilities | Drivers
| Driver Tools | Ergonomics | Firewalls
| Games | Game Tweaks | Graphics |
Input Devices | Internet Tools | Macintosh
| Mail Utilities | Memory | Messaging
| Monitoring | Multimedia | Networking
| Processor | Registry | Security |
System Info | Toys | Video | Miscellaneous
| News Archive | Off Base | Way Off Base
|
SpywareData
| Use this site & our free scanner (SSI) software to |
Evaluate your current Anti-Spyware program | Look inside your
CPU and compare your system to millions of files already identified as
spyware or safe | Use our website to learn about spyware and
what's out there | 220,370 Threats | Threat List
| File List | Startup List | LEARN:. Definition
| What to look for | Prevention | FAQ
| Tutorials | Links |
Hideaway.net
| To Protect & Secure | News Reports |
PC Security | Firewalls | System |
Monitoring | File Sharing | Security Glossary
| Links | Server Security |
Software
| IPTables Generator | -Vulnerability Database
| Links and Groups | Hacking News | Privacy
| Software | Anonymous Web | Links
| Mobile & Wireless | Software | Anti-Virus
| Services & Vendors | Hideaway.Net News |
Newsletter Archive | Privacy Policy |
Spyware/Security
/ PC World | Top
security suites | Best
free & commercial anti-virus software | Spyware
scanners | Choose
the right firewall | Safer
web searches | New
rootkit detectors | Free
internet safety toolkit | Laptop
Security | Video
Guide to Protecting Your PC | Secure
your passwords |
Take charge of what websites know abouty ou | Anti-phishing
toolbar | Latest Privacy and Security News|
FirewallGuide
| Free Personal Firewall & Internet Security Software |
Personal Firewalls | Anti-Spyware | Wireless Routers
| Security Freeware | Anti-Virus | Firewall
Testing | Wired Routers | Best Reviews |
Security Suites | nti-Trojan/Worm | FAQ |
Overview | Macintosh Security | Tighten Windows
| Privacy Software | Broadband Gateway |
Newsletter | Anti - Phishing | Installation
| PDA Security | Network Software | Anti-Spam
| Secure Website & Email Hosting | Linux/BSD
| Webmaster 101 | Sources |
ShieldsUp
| Test Your Firewall | "Your use of the Internet security
vulnerability profiling services on this site constitutes your FORMAL PERMISSION
for us to conduct these tests and requests our transmission of Internet
packets to your computer. ShieldsUP!! benignly probes the target computer
at your location. Since these probings must travel from our server to your
computer, you should be certain to have administrative right-of-way to
conduct probative protocol tests through any and all equipment located
between your computer and the Internet." |
SpywareInfo
/ hijacked | The Problem / Author: Mike Healan:
"here is a despicable trend that is becoming more and more common wherein
the browser settings of web surfers are being hijacked forcibly by malicious
web sites and software which modifies your default start and search pages."
| Preventing a hijack | Hijack Removal | support
forums |
SamSpade.org
| Searchboxes for antispyware research | The SamSpade.org
FAQ | Lots of online tools | Sam Spade for Windows
| The Library |
PC
World / Privacy Watch: | Kill Really Stubborn
Spyware With This Tool It's tricky to use--but effective |
Andrew Brandt | Article with software links |
OnGuard
Online / gov | OnGuardOnline.gov provides practical
tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you
be on guard against Internet fraud, secure your computer, and protect your
personal information. | Stop
· Think · Click: An Overview of Safer Computing
| Identity
Theft | Internet
Auctions | Spyware
| Wireless
Security | Phishing
| Social
Networking Sites | Spam
Scams | Online
Shopping | Peer-to-Peer
File-Sharing |
VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) | Cross-Border
Scams | Glossary
| Videos
& Tutorials | Interactive
Activities | Software
Tools Database | Defending
Cell Phones and PDAs Against Attack |
All-Internet-Security
| Online Resources for the Internet Security | ur directory
is aimed at both PC and Macintosh users and security professionals. You
will find resources on a daily basis : free antivirus software or network
monitoring tools, free ip address, and other trojan port scanning and removal
tools. |
Security
Shareware (599) | Products
& Tools (697) | Firewall
(449) | Content
Filtering (449) | Encryption
- Cryptography (398) | Authentication
(530) | Intrusion
Detection Systems (304) | Virtual
Private Networks (252) | Networking
Security (415) | Services
- Consultants (768) |
Wikipedia
/ Rootkit | "A rootkit is a set of software tools intended
to conceal running processes, files or system data, thereby helping an
intruder to maintain access to a system whilst avoiding detection. Rootkits
are known to exist for a variety of operating systems such as Linux, Solaris
and versions of Microsoft Windows. Rootkits often modify parts of the operating
system or install themselves as drivers or kernel modules." |
Origins | Common use | Types | Visualized
| Lernel level | Library level | Application
level | Detecting | References | External
links | Freeware and open source software |
Rootkit
Removal | PC Support Advisor.com | Rootkit
Detection and Removal | Dealing with the threat of trojan rootkits
| Best Free Utilities | Best Free Support Sites
| Best Paid Support Sites | Best Shareware and Freeware
Sites | Best Troubleshooting Sites | Best Sites
for Tips, Tricks and Tweaking | Best Computer Security Sites
| Best PC Support Resources | Best Sites for Scripts,
Drivers and Fonts | Computer Glossaries, Guides and Tutorials
|
Annoyances.org
| Annoyances.org is the most complete collection of information assembled
for and by actual users of Microsoft Windows | Discussion Forum:
by OS | Articles: | Getting Started
| Registry Tips | Software | Books
| Using Windows | Customizing | Annoyances
| Networking | Reducing Clutter | Performance
| Troubleshooting | Applications | Humor
| FAQ |
GetNetWise
| Spotlight
on wireless security | Keeping
children Safe Online | Stopping
Unwanted E-mail and Spam | Protecting
Your Computer From Hackers and Viruses | Keeping
Your Personal Info Private | Firewalls
| Anti-virus
software | E-mail filters |
Security
Ticker | Informing you on the latest updates, programs,
and patches for your computer | Important Posts |
Links | Archives |
CastleCops
| Forums: Security |
Alarmed
/ PC World | Security & Privacy Research Center
| Articles |
Audit
My PC | Privacy Watch: Make Sure Your Firewall Is Sturdy
| Test your firewall to find out if it has any holes--and then plug
them up | Andrew Brandt |
eSecurityPlanet
| Online
Threats & Alerts | Vulnerabiulity
& Virus Patches | Information
Security Trends | Security
Best Practices | Prevention
& Risk Management | Glossary
| Products
| Keeping
Wirless Intruders Out | How
Hackers Exploit Application Weaknesses | Webcasts
|
PC
World - The Ten Commandments of PC Security | Fight
off nasty viruses, worms, and Trojan horses by following these simple rules
SpywareGuide
| SpywareGuide
Greynets Blog | SpywareGuide is the leading public reference
site for spyware and greynet research, details about spyware, adware and
greynet applications and their behaviors, all compiled in an extensive
updated database | Latest
Greynet News | SpywareGuide
Articles | List
Products | List
of Categories | X-Ray
PC | Free
Online Scanner | Spyware
Block List | EULA
Analyser | IM
THreats Index | Spyware
Cost Calculator |
Intro To Greynet & Spyware | Terms
& Definitions | Spyware
FAQ | Trade
Publications | White
Papers | Identitiy
Theft | How
to detect Spies |
Trojan
Scanner / WindowsSecurity | Trojan horses are a huge
security threat. A Trojan is a program that enters your computer undetected,
giving the attacker who planted the Trojan unrestricted access to the data
stored on your computer. Trojans can transmit credit card information and
other confidential data in the background. Trojans are often not caught
by virus scanning engines, because these are focused on viruses, not Trojans.
Catching such threats would require the use of a Trojan scanner (a.k.a
Trojan cleaner, Trojan remover, anti-Trojan).
Encryption
- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | This article is
about algorithms for encryption and decryption. ... A cipher is an algorithm
for performing encryption (and the reverse,
SecurityByte
| Network security and personal privacy | Products
| Downloads
| Password
Recovery | Computer
& Network Monitoring | Vulnerabilities
| Understand
the risks of USB storage devices | Freeware
And Shareware Web Directory | Access
control and floppy lock software for Windows |
TrueCrypt
/ user guide / Open
source encryption utility |
Killing
a Zombie | Tech Supprt Hero describes a zombied pc
and all of the malware that infected it
NetSecurity.org
| Off
The Wire | Security
World | Virus
Center |
Latest articles | Reviews
| Book
Chapters | Windows
Software | Linux
| Mac
OX | Pocket
PC | Vendor
Advisibilties | Vulnerability
Database | Webcasts
| Newsletter
Archive |
Cheapskate's
Guide to a Safe PC / Wired | Author: "MyDoom virus-laden
e-mails may no longer be clogging inboxes, but security experts believe
the worm may still be active on thousands of computers around the globe."
|
Spyware
News Blog | Spyware Help Forums | Categories
| Recent Entries | Tutorials and Info | Blogs
of Interest |
SysInternals
| Security:
software uyiliyies | Networking
| Processes
& Threads | Mark's
Blog | Forum
| Chat
|
HijackThis
log tutorial | On the forums of SpywareInfo, a lot
of people new to browser hijacking post topics asking for help analyzing
logs from HijackThis, because they don't understand what stuff is good
and what is bad.
Microsoft
| Microsoft
Technet | MS
Knowledge Base | Microsoft
Virtual PC 2004 / free |
TeMerc
Countermeasures | Adware, malware, spyware and
hijacker information | Newbie
Reading | How'd
I get infected? | Enter
Forums | Rules
of Protection | Infection
Symptoms | Infection
Help | Security
Musts | AV-Firewall
Protection | Countermeasures
Apps | XP
Acct. Protection | Security
Scans | Browser
Scans | Email
& Ecurity | OE
6 Security | Vendor
Forums |
"Forums I Visit" | Excellent
Websites | Win
XP Links | Hero's
In The Fight | Zero's
| Tips\Misc.
Info | Techionary
| Tutorial Links
|
Elder
Geek | Offers advice about settings for Windows XP
Services. Go To: Start / Control Panel / Administrative Tools
/ Services | Opem window | Right-click
| Select Properties | Click Startup Typre |
Apply | OK | Important:
Only make one change
at a time, then reboot. Make sure that yur computing
session has no directly related problems. One change at a time allows
you to keep track. | XP
Services
Tech
Republic | Downloads
| Discussions
| Tech
Q & A | News
| Blogs
| People
| White
Papers | Reviews
| Books
& CDs | TechProGuild
|
Spybot
Search & Destroy | Download:
Spybot - Search & Destroy | FileAlyzer
| RegAlyzer
| RunAlyzer
| News
| Articles
| Tutorial
| FAQ
| Links
|
MacAffee
free scan | Total
Protection Suite |
Process
ID | Process List - Right-click system
tray clock - Select Task Manager - elect Processes
Tab | Anti
virus/Spyware list |
Ur
I.T. Mate Group - Freeware Library | Anti-spyware
freeware | BHODemon | Dialer Spy |
eScan Antivirus Toolkit Utility | Hijack This
- Merijn | hpHosts - hpGuru
| Index.dat QV - Ur I.T. Mate Group
| Keylogger Hunter - Alexander G. Styopkin
| Leak Test - Gibson Research Corp
| MyDoom Cleaner - F-Secure |
Password Corral - Cygnus Productions |
PC Audit - Internet Security Alliance |
Registry Prot - Diamond Computer Systems Pty. Ltd
| S Lock - Ur I.T. Mate Group |
Spybot Search & Destroy - Patrick M Kolla |
Spyware Blaster - Javacool Software |
Spyware Guard - Javacool Software |
Stinger - McAfee Inc | System
Spyware Interrogator - Trisnap Technologies |
Tiny Personal Firewall - Tiny Software |
Toolbar Cop - Ramesh | TransURL
- Ted Swirsky | WinPatrol -
BillP Studios |
StaySafeOnline
| Play
Video | OnGuard
Onlne | Get
Netwise | fraud.org
| DHS
Cyber Security Alerts | Anti-Phishing
Working Group | Protect
your personal information. It's valuable. | Know
who you're dealing with online. | Use
anti-virus software, a firewall, and anti-spyware software to help keep
your computer safe and secure. | Be
sure to set up your operating system and Web browser software properly,
and update them regularly. | Use
strong passwords or strong authentication technology to help protect your
personal information. | Back
up important files. | Learn
what to do if something goes wrong. | Protect
your children online. |
FalseSecurity.net
| Network
Security | Virus
Alerts | Bug
Reports | Support
Forum | Building
"Bastion" Routers Using Cisco IOS | Home
Network Security | Increasing
Security on IP Networks | Basic
Router Security | SANS
Top 20 Security Vulnerabilities | IdleScan
bypasses firewalls and intrusion detection | Common
port and service block list | IP
Subnet Calculator | IP
Port Number Assignments | Reverse
DNS Lookup |
Virus
Removers / avast! Virus Cleaner
avast!
Virus Cleaner is available free for every user. This tool will help you
remove selected worm infections from your computer. | Fre software:
Home Avast 4 | Free virus & worm removal tool |
List of known worms |
o'Reilly
/ security | Security bookstore |
Disable
GWM | Disable Non Genuine Windows Warning Messages:
WGA Workarounds remove WGATray.exe
Top
5 Scanners / About.com | Trend
Micro Housecall | Kaspersky
Online Scanner | Kaspersky
File Scanner | Virustotal
| Jotti Online
Malware Scan |
Panda
Active Scan | Use Internet Explorer | Requires
Axtive X |
list
of printers that print tracking dots | Electronic Frontier
Foundation |
Haunting
Thought: Is Your PC a Zombie? / About.com | Creating
a botnet | Protecting against Trojans |
Anti-keyloggers
/ Wilder Security Forums | By Toplaoder (in forum)
- "OK here's a list of all the anti-keyloggers i have found so far
- i don't know if they are safe or effective in use - try at your own risk"
|
Webmaster's
Note: These are personal opinions about effective & safe anti-keyloggers.
Be careful. Sometimes anti-keylogger is actually a keylogger. Get
consensus of opinion before downloading.
Messenger
Spam | Introduction - You're angry and rightly so!
| Messenger Spam - How did the Messenger spam find me? |
Messenger Spam - How does Messenger spam work? | Messenger
Spam - How do I block those annoying webpopup advertisements? |
Your Computer - I made the suggested changes, now what? | Your
Computer - Undoing changes you made to your computer system. |
More Information - A few webpages with more information regarding the above.
|
SocketShield
/ McAfee | "Welcome to the Exploit Prevention Labs
Resource Center | Here, you can learn more about Exploit Prevention
Labs' research and technology, and how we are helping to protect users
against zero-day exploits and other crimeware that evades detection by
anti-virus, anti-spyware, and firewalls." |
Threat Center | White
Paper Library | Q
& A | Glossary
| Download Socket
Shield |
Bruce
Schneier | Weblog
| Cryptogram newsletter
| Books
|
Essays
& Op Eds | Computer
security articles | In
The News |
CERIAS
Hotlist | System
Security - Unix, Windows NT/9x, Mac, Archives, Underground
Sites, Tools, Physical | Network
Security - Firewalls, Tools, Mail/Mail Hub, eCommerce, WWW,
Wireless, Java, Other | Events
And Calls For Papers | Commercial
Sites - Security, Firewalls, Intrusion Detection, Other
| Intrusion
Detection - Research, Commercial Products, Forensics
| Publications
- CERIAS Tech Reports, Journals, Newsletters, Articles, Mailing Lists,
FAQ's, Glossaries, Books, Other, Newsgroups | Cryptography
- PGP, Export Control, Education, Other | Organizations
And Agencies - FIRST Teams, Professional, Government,
Other | Virus
Detection - Response Centers, Commercial Software
| Electronic
Law - Privacy and Anonymity, Dedicated Sites, Policies, Ethics
|
About.com
/ Internet - Network Security | Security
Basics For Home Computing | Securing
Windows XP Home Ediution | Creating
Secure Passwords | Wireless
Network Security | 5
Steps To Protect Against Spyware |
Web browser security | E-mail
& Phishing security | Pop0ups
& spyware | Virus
& malware security | Advanced
security | Information
resources | Tools
& Utilities | Product
& Book Reviews | Vulnerability
alerts | Top
computer & network security books | Top
antispy programs | Top
personal firewall products | Forums
|
Most popular articles | Latest
articles |
SpamButcher
| Killing Spam Zombies Made Easy | 1. Detecting
unexplained network traffic 2. Identifying suspect systems |
3. Capturing and evaluating network traffic | 4. Killing the
zombie | 5. Decreasing the risk of future infections
|
ZDnet
Australia / To catch a spy: Anti-spyware tools reviewed |
Product
Reviews | Spybot
| Computer
Associates | Lavasoft
| McAfee
| Microsoft
| PC
Tools | Symantec
| Trend
Micro | Webroot
| Test
Results | Editor's
Choice |
CounterExploitation
| Adware, Spyware and Advertising Trojans - Info & Removal Procedures
ZDnet
/ Spyware | Spyware
Confidential Blog | General
| Security
& Prevention | Software
Updates | Spyware
/ Adware News | Spyware
/ Adware warnings | Anti
- Hacking | Intrusion
- Tampering | Anti
- Virus | Denial-of-Service
| Intrusion
Detection Systems | Network
Security | Spam
- E-mail Fraud - Phishing | Spyware
| Telecom
Security | Webcast:
The Money in Malware: Evolution of the Network Threatscape |
An
Arsenal to Combat Spyware / Wired.com | By Michelle
Delio
Link
Scanner | Scan links for hidden exploits |
If you'd rather be safe than sorry, enter the URL of the site or web page
you want to visit in the box below. Our free LinkScanner service will visit
the URL in a controlled environment on our servers. LinkScanner will inspect
it in real-time for whether it is hiding any exploit code and, if so, what
exploit.
SecurityFix
| Blog WashingtonPost | Scan
Those Links Before Visiting | Using
Images to Fight Phishing | Fraud
| From
The bunker | Latest
Warnings | New
patches | Security
Fix Live: Web Chats | Password
Primer | Full
story archive | 7
security tips |
Ask
Leo | Viruses
& Malware |
Malware
Remover | Malware Removal University - Teaching people
to be able to support those with infected computers - Teaching them to
never give up till you are safely clean
Spybot:
Search & Destroy | "Spybot-S&D can start in
two modes: Easy mode for new users who want just the basic features, and
Advanced mode for professional users and those who want more control. Both
modes are available in the free version." | What
Spybot-S&D can do | Download
| News
| Articles
| Support
| Tutorial
| FAQ
| Links
|
CERT:
Home Computer / Security | Introduction |
Thinking About Securing Your Home Computer | Things You Ought
To Know | What Should I Do To Secure My Home Computer?
| Task 1 - Install and Use Anti-Virus Programs | Task
2 - Keep Your System Patched | Task 3 - Use Care When Reading
Email with Attachments | Task 4 - Install and Use a Firewall
Program | Task 5 - Make Backups of Important Files and Folders
| Task 6 - Use Strong Passwords | Task 7 - Use Care When
Downloading
and Installing Programs | Task 8 - Install and Use a Hardware
Firewall | Task 9 - Install and Use a File Encryption Program
and Access Controls |
Bleeping
Computer | "Bleeping Computer is a community devoted
to providing free original content, consisting of computer help and tutorials,
in such a way that the beginning computer user can understand" |
Forums
| Tutorials
| Startup
List | Uninstall
List | File
Database | Glossary
| Resources
| Using
Blacklight to detect and remove Rootkits from your computer |
Chat
|
Jason
Levine's Browser Tests | "Even if you run a firewall,
keep your virus definitions updated, and don't run attachments that are
e-mailed to you, you may still be at risk. Browser vulnerabilities can
allow intruders into your system or allow your private data to be read
just by viewing a webpage. What follows are a series of browser security
tests to see whether you are vulnerable. You can either start at the beginning
and run through them all, or jump to a test by using the table of contents."
| Articles
| Forum
| Links
| Programs
| RSS
Feed |
Spywaretesting.org
| FAQ
| What's
New? | Site
Map | Anti-Spyware
Testing Best Practices PDF - This is only for understanding
of how vendors are uniting to protect you |
MSNBC
/ Security | News & Articles
Help
On The Net / Tech Supprt Guy | Security
Forum | Internet
& Networking |
Anti-Spyware
Coalition | Newsroom
| Documents
| Events
|
ComputerAssociates
/ Spyware Information Center | Top 5 Spyware Threats
| Newly Discovered | Spyware
Encyclopedia | Glossary |
"How To" Library | Knowledge
Base | Reading
Room | CA
Security Advisor Team | Spyware
Research Center Statistical Reports |
Spywareinfo
Articles | Hacker Removal article with links to solutions
| "Any of the products below will remove most hijackers completely,
unless it is one which has just started spreading" | Spybot:
Search & Destroy | Ad-Aware
| Spy
Sweeper | Chat
room | Links
Page | Online Spyware Scanner | Forums
|
Network
Neighborhood / Windows IT Library | Topics
| Implementing
A Firewall | Recommended
Services settings |
SpywareDaily
| Blog | Links to security sites | Spyware/Malware/Virus/Phishing
| Parental Controls/Filtering | Windows XP/Vista
| Business | Misc. | Humourous Stuff
PacketStormSecurity
| Features
| Site
Directory Tree | Root
Kits | Exploits
By Month | Windows
Analysis | Windows
Defense | Cryptography
| Packet
Sniffers | Mac
| Advisories:
By Month | White
Papers | Magazines
| Viruses
& Trojans | Telephony
| Computer
humor | Links
| Forums
|
Microsoft:
5 safety tips for using a public computer | "Don't
save your logon information" | "Don't leave the computer unattended
with sensitive information on the screen." | "Erase your tracks"
|
RefDesk
/ Security | Pop-Up, Spyware, Browser Hijacking, SPAM
Blockers and Identity Theft Resources
Mysteryware.com
| Mysteryware News | News of events in the antispyware
industry |
PC
Sympathy | "Your source for PC news & technical
support" | Forums
| Articles
| Bandwidth
Meter DSL | BIOS_Beep_Codes
| Port
List | HTTP_Error_Codes
| Internet
Security | Protect
Your PC | The
Internet & Security | The
Security Review Process | Cryptography
| Secure
Networks | Protecting
Your Intranet From the Extranet and Internet | Authentication
and Authorization | E-Commerce:
Public Key Infrastructure | Messaging
Security | What
are we doing here? | Disaster
Recovery
Securing
Win XP | abxzone.com | Introduction
& Security threats | What
you need to protect yourself | Basic
Steps to Installing XP Safely / continued
01 / continued
02 | Disabling
services | File
sgaring & Home networking / continued
01 | Removing
spyware | E-mail
& HTML | Hosts
Files & Authors Security | Sources,
References, places to find more info / continued
|
USB
Flash Drive Security / SecuritySoftwareAnswers.com
Security
Software Links | Usb Flash Drive Security Software Resources
| Usb Flash Drive Security Software News |
How
to Protect Yourself From Big Brother PDF Written by stanklen
"You
are being watched. | Regardless of the government you live under,
your actions on the internet are being tracked. Your every search recorded
and kept in a database for future use/abuse" | Part
2 |
SecurityFocus
| News
| Vulnerabilities
| BugTraq
| Incidents
| Security
Basics | Virus
|
Webroot:
Spy Sweeper | Free
scan | Webrrot
Report | Top
Threats | What
Is Spyware? |
ScienceDaily
| Encryption
| Hacking
News | Search
results: PC Security news reports & Articles |
TrendMicro
HouseCall | "Scan Your PC: | Ease your mind and
scan your PC for viruses and spyware.
Scan
Now. It's Free!" |
Sophos
| free rootkit detectin /
support
article /
Doxdesk
/ security
Privacy
International
CentreDaily
| Encryption
expert teaches security |
ComputerWorld
| Antispyware
tool for thumb drives launched
This
Email Will Self-Destruct
Protect
Your Privacy from Google
BlackBoxSearch
/ Tor /
Rootkit
Revealer Forum
Firefox
Plugin / TrackMeNot
Privoxy
Technophilia:
Protect your web searches
Police:
How to keep debit and credit cards safe
Microsoft
| Download:
Drop
My Rights | Microsoft has published its own instructions
on using this program | How
to drop rights for safe surf" from "My Anti Spyware | Running
Windows With User Privileges" from "Steve Mullen's Blog |
Anonymouse
system
shield
SiteAdvisor
ZDnet
| Google
discovers Java flaw so dangerous, they won't release it, as it threatens
the security of all platforms, browsers and even mobile devices
|
Keeping
your Mac locked down: a Mac OS X security primer
