I have been Duped USD.910 today by Flightbuddyonline.After booking ticket when I tried paying throgh credit card .A message apperared infroming that due to some problem with their account they cannot accept credit cards and either bak trasfer or payment thru Western union was OK.

they asked me to edit the payment mode in my order.I did so by selecting Bank transfer.

Then I got an email to my personal Email ID with bank details in UK.

After transferring they gave me a fake e-Ticket which I realised only when I approached the Airline for confirmation.

Then I could not trace them either by email or phone.

I knew I was duped.

Please do not even think of using Fight buddyonline they are Fraudsters.

The same thing happened to me. First they say they receive credit cards. When that did not work I tried paying with Paypal. Then they said they had problems with Paypal and I should send them money by wire.

If they don't take credit cards or Paypal they must be a fraud. I least I did not fall for it.

ohh I am feeling so foolish that why I didnt research about them before buying a ticket from them. they are complete fraud and I lost $1115. they issued me a fake ticket. Please do complaint to the concern authorities and also inform your friends to be aware of such day light robbers.

Thank you

You don't need one. as long as you download the Free version any way.

This wont give you the full version but it will still give you protection. It will give you components like;

• anti-virus
• email scanner
• resident shield.
  

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from there you could join the forum, or go to the store. I purchase one and the support is unbelievable. Hope this helped

What is SSH and how can I use it ? Secure Shell or SSH is a network protocol that allows data to be exchanged over a secure channel between two computers. Encryption provides confidentiality and integrity of data. SSH uses public-key cryptography to authenticate the remote computer and allow the remote computer to authenticate the user, if necessary. An SSH tunnel is an encrypted network tunnel created through an SSH connection. SSH is frequently used to tunnel insecure traffic over the Internet in a secure way. In order to create an SSH tunnel, the SSH client is configured to forward a specified remote port and IP address (that is accessible on the SSH server) to a port on the local machine. Once the SSH connection has been established, the user can connect to the specified local port to access the network services that would otherwise only be available at the remote IP address and port. SSH tunnels provide a means to bypass firewalls that prohibit certain Internet services provided that outgoing connections on port 22 are allowed. For example, many institutions prohibit users from accessing Internet web pages (port 80) directly without first being examined by a proxy/filter device. However, if users are able to connect to an external SSH server, it is possible for them to create an ssh tunnel to forward port 80 on an external web server to a given port (probably port 80) on their local machine. More commonly, users may setup their own proxy server at home, using free software such as Squid, and construct a tunnel from their workstation to the proxy. Next, by configuring their browser to use localhost rather than the corporate proxy server, users can access any web page they want, bypassing their company's filters and firewalls. Another HTTP-based tunneling method uses the HTTP CONNECT method/command. This command tells an HTTP proxy to make a TCP connection to the specified server:port, and relay data back and forth between that connection and the client connection. Therefore, for security reasons, CONNECT-capable HTTP proxies commonly restrict access to the CONNECT method to accessing TLS/SSL-based HTTPS services only. Server locations available for SSH Proxy Services: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Malaysia, Czech Republic, The Netherlands, and Hong Kong. We can issue you a completely anonymous ip address from any of these locations.;

3 things you can do to ensure safety on the Internet are:

1. Make sure you have a anti virus and never click on ads or popups.

2. Only go to websites that are secure.

3. Never give out personal information

( Safety on the Internet could mean protecting you computer or protecting your identity so i did a combination of both)

This is a very broad question. Please edit the question so that it is more specific -- what sort of information do you wish to keep confidential?

Another Answer

Information remains confidential if you tell no one, never write it down and never think about it so that it could slip out of your mouth. Otherwise all information is subject to breach of confidentiality.

Confidentiality agreements may serve to protect certain kinds of communication and its information, but these agreements can be breached.

Electronic information will never be totally confidential, since once the details become concretized in electronic characters, they are subject to discovery and revelation.

Don't click on Ok , just choose 'Cancel'. Open the Command Prompt by typing 'cmd' in the run box. In the command prompt type the drive letter: and press enter . Now type dir /w/a and press enter.

This will display a list of the files in the Flash drive or Hardisk. Check whether the following files are there or not

• Autorun.inf
• Ravmon.exe
• New Folder.exe
• svchost.exe
• Heap41a
• or any other .exe which may be suspicious.

If any of the above files are there, then probably the USB drive is infected. In command prompt type attrib -r -a -s -h *.* and press enter. This will remove the Read Only, Archive, System and hidden file attribute from all the files. Now just delete the files using the command delfilename. example del Ravmon.exe. Delete all the files that are suspicious. To be on a safer side, just scan the USB drive with a latest anti-virus program like McAfee or TrendMicro's PCCillin to check whether it is free of virus or not. Now remove the drive and plug it again. In most of the cases, the real culprit turns out to be the "Autorun.inf" file which mostly gets executed when someone clicks Ok in the dialog window which appears above. Thus the infections can spread…