i dont think its illegal but if u get caught u can be charged. like if you do it but no one catches u then u wont get in trouble but if some one who got infected by ur virus and they find out u made it they can sue u for alot of money so i recomend u dont cuz u could get n alot of trouble.

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If you suspect internet fraud of any kind, contact your local electronic/internet crimes unit in your city if you have one. You can also contact the FBI and report fraud to them also. You can report online scams & fraud on the BadDeal website.

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Not much.

The big breakthrough in making computing accessible to all was the Personal Computer, which was developed into the mass market by IBM. There were PCs before the IBM PC, but they were not successfully marketed at a huge scale.

IBM bought the disk operating system, the software to make the machine work, from Microsoft. Microsoft had itself bought the system from Seattle Software Works and they just licensed it to IBM.

There were other disk operating systems out there, including the very popular CP/M and MS-DOS was more or less derived from and very similar to CP/M.

The IBM PC took off spectacularly, and Microsoft became very rich. But their flair was (and still is) in marketing, not in invention. Mice, windows interfaces, desktop images, icons, etc. etc, were invented elsewhere, some by Xerox at their Palo Alto research centre, some by Apple, and quite a lot from the various Unix flavours out there.

one example of a pin is 4589 but it doesn't have to be that you can make up your own but do NOT tell ANYBODY your pin

There is generally not a virus that forces you off the internet. There is however a DDOS or Denial of Service Attack that could be taking place on your internet. If someone with malicious intent has gotten hold of your IP and network port (generally port 80) they can send excessive internet traffic into your router which will knock you offline for a while.

Sure, if stealing things ever becomes legal. I wouldn't recommend it.

You can either send a nasty letter to Norton (which won't get you anywhere :/), or you can install other antivirus software (after, of course, uninstalling Norton). If you chose to install different antivirus software, I would recommend Microsoft Security Essentials which in my opinion is the best antivirus software out there. It is completely free. It doesn't slow down your system, or anything like other antivirus software do. I barely notice that I have it except when every once in a while it asks me to scan my computer (which is a good thing). If you don't want to download that, there is also AVG Free. It isn't nearly as good, it has advertisements, and it slows down your computer, but I like it way better than Norton.

Hopefully this helps, sorry that I don't know a way to stop Norton from doing that.

Many schools put links on their webpages to websites that are approved and educational.

take out the batteries locate the tiny button and press your password jouranol should be reset

Patients have a right to privacy, which means they can refuse to answer/share information with doctors or anyone else.

Confidentiality is a promise between two or more individuals (usually a doctor and patient) that information shall not be shared with others.

- If you forget your passphrase and/or keyfile then there is almost no chance of recovering your data.

- Some forms of encryption only offer nominal protection and can be broken easily with the right program e.g an older ZIP archive or Word Document.

- Some encryption programs are too complicated for the everyday user and they may end up using them incorrectly. This could lead to securing data which they did not wish to encrypt or failing to encode data which they did wish to protect.

- The very existence of encryption programs or encrypted files will attract suspicion as to what it is you are trying to protect whereas a non-encrypted system would not attract the same level of interest.

- With reference to the above point, in certain countries such as the UK, Police can use legislation to compel you to reveal passwords to encrypted data. You could face jail time if you failed to comply.

- Certain types of encryption software are banned in some countries. For example, US versions of the program PGP cannot be exported outside the country.

- As Encryption protects your personal data e.g bank details, love letters etc. it also protects drug dealers who make deals from having their messages intercepted, terrorists planning attacks and paedophiles peddling child pornography.

It depends on what security your school has and blocks. You can check which protection they have by going to a blocked site and looking at what happens when you access it. If nothing happens it's their router simply blocking the packet headers from contacting the given IP address in their firewall rules. But if they use a service to block known attack pages and spam sites it will show a webpage and there will be a name. Use that and research what type of things they block, such as SPAM sites and harmful / reported attack pages.

Many do. The reason they can do this is because most schools have students sign some sort of form at the beginning of the year claiming that they understand the school rules and will obey them. These rules usually have something about conduct on the internet both in and out of school. By signing this paper you give the school the right to monitor your activities.

simply search google for proxy websites

if you want country specific proxy then search like " us proxy" "australia proxy" "canada proxy"

if you want proxy to open blocked site then search like "facebook proxy" "orkut proxy" "gmail proxy"

One way is to know where it is you are downloading the information from and from who. Don't download from suspicious websites. If one is trying to download something that can't be sent by email a person can use sites like keepandshare. One should also have a secure computer with programs like McAfee to scan downloads and protect against infections and attacks.

It can't. Any network is vulnerable, it's just a matter of how vulnerable. You can reduce the chances of in network problems by using hard passwords, closing insecure ports and reducing actual physically contact of people with the server(s).

To be fair, trolling existed long before the internet; we just called it "bullying" and "harassment" then. I mean, we still call it bullying and harassment, but the Internet opened up a whole new way for people to be awful to one another.

You give out personal information on social sites, you risk several things. People could trick you into giving them money or stuff. People could possibly steal your identity. People could trick you into coming to their place (or allowing them to come to your place) and they could do various horrible things to you like rape and murder. The risks go on and on.

search google for vtunnel.com dont type vtunnel.com above because it might be blocked, just click on the link for vtunnel.com that google gives after searching and type the link you want in vtunnel.com hoppefully it will open without any blocking.