Internet Security and Privacy

My IE is able to access all the sites. It may be the case that you have not set your IE to default level. I mean in Internet option click on security and set everything means(Internet,Local Intranet,Restricted sites and trusted sites) to default level. Also in advanced settings click on restore default(for IE v6) or Restore advanced settings(for IE v7). Click Apply and OK

Everything should work normal now.

Yes some sites do need java installed on your PC to open them. So do install Java(JVM) so that you can open those sites.

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Here is a whole tutorial to do this:

How to automatically tweet Now Playing song on your computer to your twitter profile ?

Windows XP user:

Control Panel --> Add or Remove Programs --> select the K9 and click Change/Remove

Windows 7 user:

if you have Category View in Control Panel select Uninstall a Program, then K9
if you have Large Icons/Small Icons View in Control Panel select Programs and Features and then K9

One of the things I have found being on the internet for over 20 years is that people like this have a method of getting info. This is gold for them and they will always answer a question with a question. They ask a lot of questions about you and your life. With time they can figure out who you are and where you are. They lie and they will make up things so you need to think about what they say. They will get friendly too fast and call you names like sweetie, sugar, dear, or doll and tell you how wonderful and beautiful you are. A stranger, and they are a stranger, doesn't know you or who you are that fast. They work for trust from you and if that takes a day, a month, or a year they will take that time. Think of it this way: Would you go down to the mall, walk up to a stranger, and invite them home? You wouldn't, but on the Internet you are doing just that. This person can be anywhere in the world and they can be in prison, homeless, or in cave. If you think you are talking to one it is best to stop and don't talk to them. Block them.

There is none. At anytime your ISP can check your activity if they suspect anything illegal, although it's highly unlikely. Common tip offs are very high bandwidth users at odd ours.

First and foremost - the remote computer (the web server the website is on) must know your IP address to begin with, so that a connection can be established at all. This information must be processed by the remote host in order to fulfill your request. If you do not accept this, then discontinue using the Internet as some computer somewhere will have to see your IP address at some point. You always have the right to decline this service by choosing not to use it. By continuing to use it, it is assumed that you know of this fact and agree to it.

As for the other data (by some considered sensitive), like browsing history and cookies - a remote server cannot gather this information on its own - it has to have it sent to it from your computer. It is possible to obtain this information through various malicious means - mainly by exploiting known security vulnerabilities of web browsers, by tricking them into sending this information to where it shouldn't be sent. This is why it is important to always keep your software updated at all times - new security holes are found and fixed every day.

As for keystrokes - no, a remote server cannot by itself record your keystrokes, nor is it possible through the use of security holes in web browsers, commonly. Technically it is possible, but such holes are considered emergency-level problems and fixed almost immediately (most commonly at debugging stages).

For a server to receive your keystrokes, a separate application (program) must be run on your computer, or a new piece of hardware must be added to it physically. The software is most commonly known as a "trojan horse", or a "software keylogger", and is a form of malicious software (badware). It has to intercept your keystrokes and then send them to the server on its own. The best way to protect against such threats is to carefuly monitor what you download and run on your computer, typically using an up-to-date antivirus and a firewall.

As for hardware means, a device similar to a keyboard (understanding its protocol, but without any keys) can be plugged into your PC, between it and your real keyboard. This device can store your keystrokes within its memory, and then may at some point send this data to a remote location. The best way to protect against this kind of threat is to keep an eye on everyone accessing your machine physically. Of course, it's very hard to impossible to place a typical physical keylogger in a laptop if you're using the built-in keyboard.

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you can put in any password or username you want. thats all i know.

Please help me on this none of my programs except for internet are missing drivers that should have been blocked by safe mode not by what i beliueve to be deleted.

Try using The Onion Router (TOR project)

Probably get caught and go to jail for some many years.

they can make personnel with there information and ruin there credit for them.

typ in unblocker to the internet and you should get lots of awnsers or you could try proxy but that is a a well known one and will not work if you have been blocked bby surf control

Sign in to genes reunited, click 'help' toward top right type 'delete' in the search box on the left, select the top answer and follow the prompts you will have to re-enter your password and confirm the action, which will completely delete all your information on their database.

Because its the one of the most memorable names. For example, your mother takes your fathers name if they wed and so (unless you pretty much have no interest in your mother) you should know their maiden name. Also because if it were you surname that's easy, to track a mothers maiden name would mean searching through wedding records.

The Economic Espionage Act is designed for such threats.

Unless you get it from an unreliable source, Furcadia shouldn't have any malicious data with it.

My advice: get it from the site itself ( www.furcadia.com ).

I have never detected any malware being downloaded with Furcadia. However, if there is any malware that comes with Furcadia, any simple virus detection would be able to tell you.

My advice: Use Firefox to download anything.

Being a computer novice, and not being a professional, this answer will be purely from a laymans standpoint. I have a Microsoft operating system and use Norton-Symantec Internet Security Suite for my security. I have noticed what appears to me that when I get a Microsoft Update that parts of my Norton softeware have been turned OFF. I have to assume that Bill Gates and his crew are responsible for this. If my suspicions are correct, it is possible that this is how your firewall is being turned off.

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Freewebs.com does not have a chat box, but you can get your own chat box at meebo.com or other sites like that and paste the embed code into Freewebs.

Schools are blocking websites to keep children safe within the walls of their establishment. Many social websites are blocked such as Facebook and YouTube. These sites can obtain very inappropriate subjects for children.

I hope you don't mean getting passed blocked game websites at school... DO YOUR SCHOOL WORK AND STOP WASTING TAXPAYERS' MONEY RATHER THAN THINKING ABOUT BLOGS AND/OR GAMES! YOU ARE AT SCHOOL TO GET AN EDUCATION AND LEARN SOMETHING SO YOU CAN GET A HIGH PAYING JOB! I AM PRETTY SURE YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE FLIPPING HAMBURGERS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE EARNING ONLY $8 AN HOUR AND EXPECT TO SUPPORT YOUR FAMILY ON A $400 PAYCHECK AND PAY YOUR INSURANCE AND NORMAL BILLS LIKE THAT! The above is for those who think it's ok to play games at school. The below is the real answer. You cannot get to blocked game websites unless you have AUTHORIZED access to the schools server and firewall.

This site is another Virtual Private Network site for communicating with others. It claims to also have a firewall to prevent hackers and others from breaking in. It is Windows only and although it is hosted in the US it is run in and from Germany. To set up an account therefore will need a working knowledge of the German language.

Edited by J-Trip ---- Google chrome browser has a very awesome translator built in.