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Do I need a firewall if I use a modem router?
If you want to protect your computer, yes you need a firewall. Firewall which comes with routers will not protect you from more sophisticated internet attacks.
What is the purpose of using an email firewall?
The purpose behind an email firewall is to protect your account from malicious attacks. Firewalls help keep your information safe and private as well.
What can be done to protect against SQL injection attacks?
Validate input
What protects the computer while you're on the internet?
A Firewall (either hardware on the router, or software on the computer) helps to protect attacks from the internet.
Which is a way to protect against phishing attacks?
Look for digital cert.
What creates a barrier between a computer or network and the Internet in order to protect against unauthorized access?
Windows Firewall
What was created in 1949 with the purpose of its members agreeing to protect one another against armed attacks?
NATO
What was the goal of the anti-defamation league?
to protect Jews against phycial and verbal attacks and false statements and to secure justice and fair treatment to all citizens
What is the purpose of Clamwin Antivirus?
The purpose of ClamWin AntiVirus is to protect you computer against virus attacts. ClamWin also has an integrated firewall to protect hackers from entering your computer.
Why was agra fort built?
It was built to protect against outside attacks while being able to hold a population of people.
What types of computer crime do firewalls protect against?
can anyone tell me? What types of computer crime do firewalls protect against
How can installation of a firewall give an organization false of sense of security?
Installation of a firewall can give a false sense of security, because many users do not understand the limitations of a firewall. Specifically, a firewall primarily defends against unsolicited incoming attacks: a hacker tries to access the internal network from the outside. Firewalls often fail to effectively protect from threats from the inside: viruses (malware of all sorts, worms, etc), once active on the inside, may be able to spread within the network, and spawn network activity that traverses the firewall in both directions.
